After watching Feist's performance on Sesame Street about a zillion times, we bet you're ready to catch her live - Source

Now that Feist has conquered most of the world with her latest album, The Reminder, she is now going after the hearts of little kids. Continuing her quest for complete world domination, she has modified the lyrics to "1 2 3 4" and filmed a segment for Sesame Street - Source

Feist and Death Cab For Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard are reportedly teaming up to record a song together for the forthcoming 'Red Hot' charity album, which benefits AIDS research. - Source

Stephen dons the '1234' outfit! Feist performs 'I Feel It All'. MP3 at bottom of post. - Source

Got plans for November 9? Yeah, me neither. But if you just so happen to be Leslie Feist-- or one of her bandmates, tour managers, groupies, etc.-- you know damn well where you'll be November 9: the Mile One Stadium in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. - Source

Here's the official word: *Canadian singer Leslie Feist is the winner of the Seventh Annual Shortlist Music Prize for her album The Reminder. Feist is the second female artist to win the prize, following Cat Power who won the award last year. In a statement, Listmaker Gary Lightbody called The Reminder "the album of the year for 2007 or any year I can think of: it's modern and classic all at once."

We tip our caps to Jools Holland regularly around here, for his musicianship whenever we blow the dust off our Squeeze records, but more frequently when he hosts musicians we love on that BBC show of his. A show which turned 200 episodes old Friday night with a very special lineup of musical well wishers. The Times Online captures the scene:The cake has been sitting all day in the middle of Studio 1 at BBC Television Centre. But only ten minutes before the 200th episode of Later with Jools Holland is due to be recorded does someone realise that lighting 200 candles - and keeping them lit while the studio audience sings Happy Birthday - is easier said than done. The urbane ringmaster of terrestrial music television doesn't fancy his chances of blowing them out either, at least not without singeing his trademark dapper suit.

Enjoy The Reminder's '1 2 3 4', as performed last night on Le Grand Journal, below. - Source

"1234" and "My Moon My Man" man Patrick Daughters teams up with Feist one more time, and again demonstrates his fear of wasting film with another awesome, one-take clip of lovely Leslie, feeling it all in a field of trash cans and fireworks, stickin' it to 'em. And, just like that, we're feeling a Miss Indie dynasty in the works. Warning: The adorability factor runs high with this one.

The Reminder is out via Interscope.

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