Links!

Here are updates on past topics, plus some good links.

• Group attempts to teach science to Juggalos. See previous blog: F__in' magnets -- how do they work?
• If you like seeing talented musicians cover diverse material, then Beck's Record Club is for you. Beck and pals have already covered the Velvelt Underground and INXS. So who should come next? Yani of course. Pitchfork has a good introduction.

• The AV Club on the Men At Work case (see previous blog: G'day mate! Court throws Men at Work on the barbie!):

Proving that it’s never too late to try and capitalize on another’s success, Australian band Men At Work has been ordered to pay five percent of the royalties from its 1983 hit "Down Under" to Larrikin Music, after the latter convinced a federal judge that the song borrows its distinctive flute riff from the traditional folk song "Kookaburra Sits In The Old Gumtree." Read the whole story.

• Beck, Broken Social Scene Play Fake Bands on Michael Cera movie "Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World" Soundtrack. Check out the song list and the movie trailer.
• Emusic subscribers -- get the Pitchfork Music Festival 2010 sampler for free.