The Pink Logs have finally made a prime time impression in TV land! If you have tuned in to any of the new shows this fall, then you probably have caught The Pink Logs. In case you missed it, we posted the screen shots of their cameos in Fringe, Gossip Girl, The Shield, Entourage and 90210. Who knows where The Pink Logs will pop up next?

The Cure "The Perfect Boy (Patrick Stump & Pete Wentz Remix)" (Suretone/Geffen)

In October The Cure will release 4:13 Dream, their 13^th album and to prepare their fans, they just released the Hypnagogic States EP. This EP contains remixes of the four singles from the forthcoming album that have been previously released. These remixes include works from Gerard Way & Julien K from My Chemical Romance, Jade Puget from AFI, Jared Leto from 30 Seconds To Mars, 65 Days of Static and the remix we are sharing with you by Patrick Stump & Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy. Not only does this EP get you excited and eager for the album, but all proceeds of these remixes are going to benefit the International Red Cross. Check out the remix to "The Perfect Boy" and get more info on the new album at www.thecure.com

TVOTR TAKES BACK THE POLE POSITION: After a week in which they tumbled all the way down to No.2 on the Mediaguide Alternative Specialty Song chart, hipster faves TV on the Radio reclaimed the top spot with "Dancing Choose," switching places with last week's No.1, Kings of Leon with "Sex on Fire." TV on the Radio also regained the top slot on the Album end with Dear Science (Touch and Go/Interscope), while Kings of Leon's Only by the Night (RCA), last week's No.1, dropped to No.3, behind the resurgent Verve's Forth (On Your Own). Emiliana Torrini spends a second consecutive week at No.4 on the Song side with "Me and Armini," the title track of her new Rough Trade album, which drops a slot to No.5. Moving into the No.4 position on the Album index is Ra Ra Riot with The Rhumb Line (Barsuk), which attains that lofty position despite a complete lack of individual songs in the Top 20. Top debut honors on the Song side go to Keane with "Spiralling," which bows at No.5 and helps forthcoming full-length Perfect Symmetry (Universal Island) to a No.9 spot on the Album end. Other songs debuting on the Song chart this week include Snow Patrol at No.9 with "Take Back the City" (Geffen), Annuals at No.11 with "Confessor" (Canvasback), Secret Machines at No.12 with "Atomic Heels" (TSM/World's Fair) and My Morning Jacket at No.15 with "I'm Amazed" (ATO)--and, as an aside, we can't wait to witness MMJ at the Greek Theater on Sunday, September 21!

Finally, we'd be remiss if we failed to mention the passing of one of the true rock & roll greats, keyboardist extraordinaire Richard Wright of Pink Floyd, who passed away of cancer on Monday, September 15 at age 65. A principle architect of the Floyd's signature sound, he now becomes another stellar player in "The Great Gig in the Sky"--also the title of his classic contribution to the best-selling Dark Side of the Moon. R.I.P.

BEST BUY CAPTURES NAPSTER: Leading retail chain Best Buy, currently the third-largest music retailer in the U.S., has filled a significant hole in its digital profile by purchasing Napster in a $54 million deal. The proposed acquisition, which includes the company's database of 700,000 subscribers along with Napster's Web-based customer service and mobile capabilities, is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2008. In addition, Napster CEO Chris Gorog and other key senior leaders have entered into employment agreements with Best Buy, ensuring they will stay with the company. Best Buy expects Napster and its 140 employees will remain in the current Los Angeles headquarters, with no plans for personnel reductions at this time.

"This transaction offers Best Buy a recognized platform for enhancing our capabilities in the digital media space and building new, recurring relationships with customers," said Brian Dunn, President and COO of Best Buy. "Over time we hope to strengthen our offerings to consumers, who we believe will increasingly seek devices and solutions that enable them to access their content wherever, whenever and however they want."

"We believe Napster brings us excellent capabilities in the mobility space, as well as international operations and an established team of technology experts," added Dave Morrish, EVP Connected Digital Solutions of Best Buy. "We can foresee Napster acting as a platform for accelerating our growth in the emerging industry of digital entertainment, beyond music subscriptions. We're very excited to add these capabilities to leverage our existing relationships with the labels, the studios, and the hardware providers. We believe Napster will be an outstanding addition to our already robust portfolio of partners and offerings in the digital music space." "We believe Best Buy will be an ideal partner for Napster and are very excited by the benefits that this transaction delivers to our shareholders, partners and employees," stated Napster CEO Chris Gorog. "Best Buy is uniquely positioned to benefit from Napster's digital entertainment distribution platform. We are looking forward to combining our digital media capabilities with Best Buy's resources and global network to extend our digital content platforms."