Week in Review: A Home-Made Midi File Ringtone of Cut Copy's "In Ghost Colours"

Photo by Ryan Dombal. Who else?

In the week we published the long awaited oral history of Maroon 5's Call and Response, we also celebrated the release of Fall Out Boy's Folie á Deux: Their secret/totally badass non-show in Washington Square Park; the video from the same fiasco; and a real show, at MSG, where Pete Wentz wore a "b" and an "x" over each eye for his new son, Bronx.

The worst lyrics of 2008--the Killers were totally robbed here.

Bones went to Cindy Sherman's show at Metro Pictures, and we interviewed Whitney Curator Elisabeth Sussman about William Eggleston: Democratic Camera.

Soldiers are gay, according to Oasis; LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy and novelist Sam Lipsyte just don't know how to talk to one another; No Fun's Carlos Giffoni is going soft--maybe.

The Long Island cougars were out at Jingle Ball, Julian Koster's singing saw is named Badger, and Jay Reatard evidently does acoustic shows at pop-up stores.

Plus an interview with Boss Hog's Cristina Martinez, Neil Young at Madison Square Garden, a plea for Hugh Jackman to put his Oscars tuxedo to good use, Scott Walker 30 Century Man, George W. Bush with an eyepatch, Cansei de Ser Sexy at Webster Hall, and toxic Jeremy Piven.

Pulp Fictions, our comics column, covered John Mejias's Paping: The Teachers Edition and Gilbert Hernandez's Sloth and Speak of the Devil; Everett True, another regular, took on Quickspace, Stanley Brink, and Alcohol-Fueled Snogging. With that in mind, we have a holiday party to go to.