Overseas music festivals, they're just like us! So far, music festival announcement season has blown us away with the stacked Coachella lineup and the return of Jeff Mangum and Portishead at All Tomorrow's Parties fest. And now South America is getting an awesome fest: Leading the charge at the inaugural Lollapalooza Chile are the Killers, Jane's Addiction, and Kanye West, who will also headline this year's now-sold-out Coachella. The eclectic bill invading Santiago's Parque O'Higgins on April 2nd and 3rd also includes Yeah Yeah Yeahs, 30 Seconds to Mars, the Flaming Lips, the National, Cat Power, and more. Check out the full lineup here.

Lollapalooza has been an summer music institution for two decades, first as an all-star traveling circus, and later as a Windy City destination event. The Chile incarnation, however, marks the first time a Lollapalooza festival has been held outside of North America. And frankly, the lineup is making us jealous. "The 20-year-old American music

Katy Perry broke the news about her summer California Dreams Tour in a Facebook livestream during which she threatened to detonate some sort of nostril bomb on Mark Zuckerberg's offices. "I bought a little sneak preview of what this tour is going to smell like. I'm going to start making the Facebook office reek!" she said, explaining that the live show, like her album, will have a distinctive aroma. She implied that fragrance would be tied to the candy theme she developed for her "Teenage Dream" artwork and the "California Gurls" video, but then she said something that made us concerned.

"[It's going to be] based around meat," she said. "It's going to be a very edible looking tour, it's going to be meat and candy. It will look like a smorgasbord." Not, not "Sex and Candy," but meat and candy. She then mentioned the possibility of "edible dresses." Katy, we love you, but haven't we been down this stinky road before?

Perry added that set pieces have been inspired by Will Cotton, who

If you were holding out on buying tickets to this year's Coachella Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California, you're out of luck: Passes for this year's fest have sold out in record time, just a week after the lineup was revealed. Whether it's the draw of Kanye West's headlining gig, performances by Kings of Leon, Arcade Fire, and the Strokes or the reunions of Big Audio Dynamite and Death from Above 1979, this year's festival was a hot ticket, and yesterday Coachella delivered the bad news to tardy fans on Twitter that tickets are gone.

How in demand was this year's Coachella ticket? Over on StubHub, car parking passes, which would allow you to enjoy the camping grounds at the festival but not the music, are going for around $650, nearly twice the box office price of a three-day pass that included parking and music. A ticket to all three days of the music festival itself is going between $850 and $5,000 per person, so Coachella tickets were actually a great investment opportunity

In March 2010, Boy George revealed his iconic '80s band Culture Club would reunite in 2011 to celebrate their 30th anniversary, but his promise was anything but a guarantee -- he actually said, "It's all about my mood at the time." The 49-year-old singer may be feeling like making money with his old bandmates is a fine idea right now, because he just told the BBC the group is plotting a tour and new album for 2012. What's more, he broke this news while wearing one of the most sparkly hats in his sizable collection of headwear.

"We are getting back together!" he exclaimed, when told that producer Mark Ronson -- who recently helmed Duran Duran's latest disc -- was requesting a Culture Club reunion. "Next year. This year I'm doing the Here and Now tour. It's kind of a precursor for what I'm doing with Culture Club in 2010. We'll be doing a proper, huge worldwide tour. And a new album."

A Culture Club reunion in 2012 would celebrate the slightly less-milestone-like 31st anniversary of the