New forensic evidence has emerged in the murder case of Linda Stein who was found dead in her Fifth Avenue apartment last October. - Source

Sad day kids. Yesterday afternoon in his LA home Johnny Ramone of The Ramones passed away after a long battle with prostate cancer. Johnny Ramone, guitarist and co-founder, was 55.

Legendary producer Phil Spector is being held on one million dollars bail in LA this afternoon after being arrested for first degree murder. Phil was taken into custody early in the morning at his LA area home after police found an as-yet-unidentified woman dead on the scene.

Spector is just back from England where he had recorded four tracks with Starsailor at Abbey Road Studios in London for their upcoming sophomore album. "The greatest thing we've done so far was work with Phil. I think we took a lot away from that. It was like two worlds colliding. He's learned a lot from us about how studios work these days and we learned from him about older techniques." Starsailor's James Walsh recently told the NME.

Spector has been the subject of violent rumors in the past when he supposedly pulled a gun on The Ramones until they agreed to add horns to a track he was producing. Spector has worked with many of the biggest names in music history, amongst those The Ramones, John Lennon, The Beatles, Eric Clapton, The Righteous Brothers

, The Rolling Stones, Tina Turner and more.

Our excitement about the pending re-launch of the site has been temporarily silenced by the passing of JOEY RAMONE. Ramone had been battling lymphoma for some time, and succumbed today in a New York hospital. Though our tastes tend to run towards the pop end of things, there's no denying the impact that The Ramones have had on the world of alternative music. We extend our deepest sympathies to his family and friends. Instead of a moment of silence, we propose a moment of VERY VERY VERY LOUD NOISE. Gabba Gabba Hey.