Most people assumed that Buffalo Springfield's reunion at last month's Bridge School Benefit— Neil Young, Stephen Stills and Richie Furay's first performancetogether in 42 years — would be a one-time event, but it turns out theyare contemplating a tour next year. The Los Angeles Times' Pop &Hiss blog reported Monday that they were "hearing rumblings" that the band was contemplating a tour, which has now been confirmed to Rolling Stone by David Spero, who manages Furay. "There are on-going discussions," he said, when asked about the possibility of a tour.

Check out photos of Buffalo Springfield, Pearl Jam and Neil Young from the Bridge School Benefit

Days after returning from the Bridge School Benefit, Furay spoke with Rolling Stone . "We just picked up where we left many, many years ago," he said. "Italmost felt like going back in time." He also said he was hopeful aboutthe possibility of doing more shows. "I'm never going to say neveragain," he says. "After we digest what happened

Just nine months after getting yanked off the air by NBC, Conan O'Brien debuted his new TBS talk show Conanlast night. It began with a hilarious flashback to "last season onConan," in which he is repeatedly gunned down by the Mafia afterleaving NBC, then forced to work as a birthday party clown and later atBurger King. Click here to watch.

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The episode ended with a musical performance by O'Brien's longtime friend Jack White,who performed Eddie Cochran's "Twenty Flight Rock" with the newlychristened Jimmy Vivino and the Basic Cable Band, and Conan himself onguitar. Click here to watch. (E Street drummer Max Weinberg has been replaced by JamesWormworth.) Tonight Soundgarden make their first TV appearance sincere-forming earlier this year. 

The first track, "Breaking News," from the forthcoming Michael Jackson album Michael— reportedly recorded at the home of producer Eddie Cascio in 2007—was released online late Sunday evening. The song features Jackson repeatedly referring to himself in the third person: "Everybody wanting a piece of Michael Jackson," Jackson sings against a New Jack Swing-style beat. "Reporters stalking the the moves of Michael Jackson."

It's unclear how much work has been done to the song since Jackson died last year; it was recorded just two years after Jackson was acquitted of child molestation charges, and begins with a montage of reporters talking about him (including the voice of Martin Bashir, whom Jackson felt unfairly edited him in his famous TV special "Living With Michael Jackson").

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TMZ's Harvey Levin calls the song "vintage Jackson" and says that "you will not be able to suppress the image of Jackson dancing to the song." The Guardian has a

Lil Wayne has been all over the country since his release from Rikers Thursday,but his official "Welcome Home Tunechi" party took place in Miami onSunday night. Drake, Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross, Cool & Dre, Fat Joe,Cash Money label head Bryan "Baby" Williams and others turned out tohelp Wayne celebrate his freedom.

"I forgot about yesterday," Wayne told MTV News on the red carpetbefore the party. "I just wanna thank everybody. The fans across thewhole world. Most of all, my family. I couldn't do it without them andI would never do it without them."

The festivities stretched well into Monday morning.

After jetting to Arizona to deal with a probation issue Friday afternoon and to New Orleans to watch a Hornets vs. Miami Heat basketball game Friday night, Wayne joined his protege Drake onstage at the latter's tour finale in Las Vegas. The pair teamed up, fittingly enough, for "Miss Me."

Photos: Lil Wayne Returns to the Stage With Drake

The appearance had been widely rumored for days, but