Apple's U2 Removal Tool, Jack White's Foo Fighters Controversy and Gwar's Vulvatron in Our News Roundup

Published Sep 20, 2014
Once again it's that time where we take a breather and look back at the top stories of the last week. If you fear something passed you by, here's your chance to catch up.First off, there was more than a little drama this week in the news. Not only did Robin Thicke dig himself ever deeper in the "Blurred Lines" lawsuit, but Jack White took a lot of heat over some comments directed at the Foo Fighters and Rolling Stone. Also, following a whole lot of backlash, Apple released a tool to remove that perhaps unwanted U2 album from your iTunes, drummer Kurt Dahle left the New Pornographers, Guided By Voices broke up yet again, and we found out Jay Z is getting sued over the word "oh."
In other news, Gwar got a new frontwoman, Perfect Pussy's Meredith Graves sounded off on sexism, celebrity and Andrew W.K. in a new essay, soundtrack labels Mondo and Death Waltz merged, and Lil B gave us the Basedmoji app.
Finally, Stars and Hey Rosetta! are teaming up for a Canadian tour, Mother Mother announced all the details of their new album and their upcoming Canadian tour, and we learned how to make a Slayer pizza.