The 2008 festival glut begins this weekend in the California desert with this year's edition of Coachella, and with a little more than 72 hours to go until the gates open, the festival's organizers have
released the weekend's schedule. While I've been mostly focused on my relief over the fact that I'll have
something to do during Roger Waters' two and a half hour festival-closing set (thank you, Black Mountain), an eagle-eyed tipster e-mailed to point out that Sean Penn was on Sunday's bill not once, but twice, with a half-hour set in the early afternoon and a 15-minute set in the early evening. What could he be doing during his allotted time—celebrating the 26th anniversary of
Fast Times At Ridgemont High? Introducing
one of the artists he'd directed a music video for (maybe Jewel)? Thankfully, posters over at
Coachella's message board were on the case:
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Billy Corgan, in his latest attempt to be seen as a total nutball by pretty much anyone who liked him during the '90s, is saying that Eddie Vedder's 
The Pearl Jam lead singer debuted "Someday We'll Go All The Way" in August (to celebrate the birthday of Cub legend Ernie Banks), but what with the team's magic number to clinch the NL Central being so close to zero, Chicago-area radio stations have picked it up as something of a rallying cry over the past few days. But who will pick up that mantel for the Cubs' crosstown rivals, the White Sox? (No, really, I'm asking.) [Nearly Next Year]
