As you may have already heard, Jack White's debut solo album Blunderbuss comes out on April 24 and, to celebrate/mark the occasion, a show White is doing on April 27 at Webster Hall in New York will be live-streamed on YouTube as part of the "American Express Unstaged" series.

In a New York Times Magazine profile out this week, Jack White is declared "the coolest, weirdest, savviest rock star of our time.

The Black Belles have an awesome viral marketing technique: passing you on the street carrying their equipment, dressed like The Black Belles.

I don't know about you, but I couldn't bring myself to watch the Lindsay Lohan-hosted episode of Saturday Night Live over the weekend.

Jack White decided being in two bands after The White Stripes, founding a label, and being a producer wasn't keeping him busy, so he did a collaboration with -- who else.

If you're a Stephen Colbert fan you might recall the stalker-y tune he released a few years back with his band, "Stephen and the Colberts," titled, "Charlene, I'm Right Behind You." Well, last night, with the help of Jack White and the Black Belles, one of the bands under the umbrella of White's Third Man Records, Colbert debuted the hilarious follow-up to that earlier song titled, "Charlene II (I'm Over You).

Conan O'Brien closed his final "Tonight Show" by playing rhythm guitar while Will Ferrell sang "Freebird," then made his guitar skills a key part of his live tour, going so far as to record a song with Jack White in Nashville this summer, which they played together last night on Conan's first TBS show.

I suppose this isn't exactly TV-related, but since I'm shamelessly in the bag for any creative project that either Conan O'Brien or Jack White do, it would make sense for me to highlight anything the two of them did together.