Former LCD Soundsystem frontman and noted graybeard New York City resident James Murphy opened a wine bar in—you guessed it—Williamsburg this week. Today, Gothamist published an inside look at Murphy’s latest endeavor, which is curiously named The Four Horsemen. Looks like a nice place. Very chic. But it’s missing something (puns).

Some of the most exceptional contributions to modern culture were admittedly produced while on too little sleep and too much Internet, and this simple-yet-stellar mashup/sync-up of LCD Soundsystem's "New York, I Love You but You're Bringing Me Down" and Miles Davis' Elevator to the Gallows score is no exception.

Perhaps this will give some comfort to fans that got screwed out of tickets for LCD Soundsystem's slew of farewell shows. It's a video for "Dance Yrself Clean" and stars the muppets rocking out in Britain's Brighton Beach. It's adorable.

Why is James Murphy walking away from his band? He says "at a certain point it gets embarrassing" and that he has big plans for his free time: "there's a lot of things I wanna do. I like making coffee."

On this week's cameo-filled edition of The Soup: Seth Green freaks over the recent celebrity divorces, a sing-along with the Westboro Baptist Church gals, and Donald Glover and James Murphy (of LCD Soundsystem) realize their store's been robbed. Videos inside.

Through some sort of rift in the time-space continuum caused by Fashion Week, last night we found ourselves at the Condé Nast Fashion Rocks After Party—even though the actual Conde Nast Fashion Rocks party is tonight. Suck on that, Stephen Hawking! Inside, there was a lot of smoke, a few lasers and model Agyness Deyn. Nikola Tamindzic was there taking pictures. His full gallery can be found here.