"It goes on. It's very romantic."

Strong evidence for the case that Anna Kendrick is -- in fact -- the best.

The Killers were on Letterman last night, where they pretty much rocked they hell out of the place. Brandon Flowers can still bring it.

If you had any doubt in your mind whether or not Bob Mould -- most famous for his stints with Hüsker Dü in the 80s and Sugar in the 90s -- still had "it," just watch this video of his performance on Letterman last night embedded above and put all your doubts to rest.

UPROXX's favorite jerk Alec Baldwin made an appearance on David Letterman's show last night where he jokingly discussed attacking a photographer for the New York Daily News earlier in the week.

From the moment I saw the names "Murray" and "Letterman" juxtaposed in WG's "What's On Tonight" post I knew exactly how I'd be kicking off Friday morning.

In describing Best Coast's "sparkling" new album, Randall Roberts of the LA Times said this: With a voice that strives to hit Neko Case and Martha Reeves territory but which more often than not is in the Belinda Carlysle and Suzanna Hoffs range, (Bethany) Cosentino’s strength as a vocalist doesn't come from pitch-perfect vocal tone, but rather, it lies in how she and Bruno craft solid, three and four minute pop songs that suggest everyone from Buddy Holly to the Crystals to the Bangles without sounding like any of them.

All-around super-duper likable guy Adam Scott dropped by The Late Show last night, presumably to promote something, but all that matters is that he instead regaled Letterman and the audience with a story about the time he and Nick Offerman decided to drink beers with some college students at Cal Tech.

As we mentioned when we introduced you to the Alabama Shakes when we posted their debut video from their debut album, we're kinda big on them right now.