No Doubt have been stingy with details about their first album in a decade, but EW did leak one detail from a big interview with the band scheduled to run later this week: Gwen Stefani is done playing pop star. Calling her solo career -- which included 2004's Love. Angel. Music. Baby., 2006's The Sweet Escape, and two tours in 2005 and 2007 -- a "moment in time," Stefani explained, "It went on a little longer than we all thought it would, because it was inspired and you have to go with wherever you're at in that time in your life ... [But] everything works out how it should."

Translation: She decided to capitalize on her fame and test the waters when the band was otherwise inactive, made the label a ton of money when "Hollaback Girl" became a megahit, and was tempted to double down two years later. So Stefani, now 41 and the mother of two, is newly devoted to the band she's been in since -- gasp! -- 1986. (And her Harajuku Girls are free! Run free, Harajuku Girls!)

But a lot has

Did My Morning Jacket's Unstaged concert on Vevo not satiate your craving for live cuts from MMJ's new album Circuital? Hot on the heels of the band's Todd Haynes-directed webstream comes the band's VH1 Storytellers, where frontman Jim James tells the story behind older songs, from "Dondante" and "The Way That He Sings," to new tracks like "Wonderful." Watch James discuss the epic title track "Circuital" above, and check out all the MMJ performances over at the VH1 site. Unfortunately, Erykah Badu doesn't stop by for this gig.

Eminem is a pretty big deal down at Interscope Records... oh, but have you met his labelmate Lady Gaga, who just sold 1.1 million albums in a week? Riiiiight.

Maybe Slim Shady is a little jealous of all the attention Lady Gaga's getting. Maybe he just doesn't like her (he didn't do a very good job of hiding his stank face while handing her the Best New Artist trophy at MTV's Video Music Awards in 2009). Maybe he remembered there's a really easy way to get his name in the news: dissing a pop star! Because that's what he does just past the three-minute mark of "Kiss," his latest track with Royce Da 5'9", which leaked this weekend. It's a little too NSFW for The Amp, but you can hear it on YouTube. Lame Gaga punch line aside, it's a pretty cool track -- a skitter-step beat that both MCs ride with insane speed, but lots of fury.

"Tell Lady Gaga she can quit her job at the post office/She's still a male lady," Eminem rhymes. Oh great! A joke about Lady Gaga's nonexistent man-parts, which

To celebrate the conclusion of the terrible MTV Movie Awards, a whole bunch of artists revealed plans to release new music throughout the summer. (Note: It probably had nothing to do with the MTV Movie Awards.) First, after teasing fans for the past few weeks, Red Hot Chili Peppers finally announced details about their new album, the band's first since 2006's Stadium Arcadium. It's called I'm With You, and it's due out on August 30, 2011, roughly five years, two months, and 25 days since Stadium dropped. I'm With You continues the band's 20-year relationship with producer Rick Rubin, who first joined them in the studio for Blood Sugar Sex Magik. The album is also the first to feature guitarist Josh Klinghoffer in a starting role after taking over for John Frusiante. First single "The Adventures of Raindance Maggie" is out July 18th. Be thankful they didn't call the album Dr. Johnny Skinz's Disproportionately Rambunctious Polar Express Machine-head.

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