Cristiano Ronaldo turns soul singer, The Strokes in new album tiff, Liam Gallagher to answer fans' questions

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here Friday October 23rd 2009 | LISTEN TO NME RADIO I've signed up to run the New York marathon. Last weekend I ran 25 miles. Which indie bassist said this? Scroll to the bottom to find out. Liam Gallagher to answer fans' questions Editors: 'People think we're moody' - video Uncut's 25 best albums of the decade Should record companies help stars kick drugs? Weird mash-up - The Killers Vs La Roux Our piece on the best lyricists around today turned into a bit of a monster, prompting nearly 700 comments. We noticed, though, that almost all those comments mentioned male songwriters. To redress the balance, Emily Mackay has picked out her own favourite female lyricists. Speaking of 'women in rock' - hideous phrase, I know - Rae Alexandra has written a piece bemoaning the absence of angry, politicised female punks in today's scene. I'm not sure I agree - surely Alice Glass and Beth Ditto are as powerful role models as, say, Babes In Toyland ever were? Still, feel free to pile into the debate. And if all this arguing is a bit much for a Friday afternoon, head over to the Bored At Work blog for a cleansing blast of time-wasting viral nonsense. I'm particularly enjoying the clip of the overly-coiffured emos murdering a White Lies track on the Italian 'X Factor'. Luke Lewis Deputy Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter PARAMORE on being one of the biggest bands on the planet. How MUMFORD AND SONS stormed the charts with their banjo-driven hoedowns. MANIC STREET PREACHERS storm the USA. The new JULIAN CASABLANCAS album rated. And THE CRIBS caught live in Bristol. Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo covers Barry White - video See the ex-Man United star recording in the studio The Strokes suffering new album 'disagreement' Julian Casablancas says there's a split in the band's camp Hot Chip's Joe Goddard to release solo album 'Harvest Festival' due out next month Google to launch online music service to go up against iTunes Search giant joins forces with iLike and Lala sites for new initiative Robbie Williams for 'Outstanding Contribution To Music' BRIT The Big Pink play biggest headline show yet LCD Soundsystem post free new song online Ex-Oasis Noel Gallagher parties with Princess Beatrice - Daily Gossip Florence and The Machine play tiny show at BBC Electric Proms Busta Rhymes, LCD Soundsystem, The xx hit New York CMJ El Guincho reveals details of four remix EPs Field Music announce details of double album release   1 Jamie Hewlett's watercolours for Oxfam Climate Change 2 '21st Century Breakdown' - artwork inspired by Green Day More photo galleries... The wit and wisdom of Ian McCulloch This week's NME (21 October 2009) Kings Of Leon - a decade in pictures This week's news in pictures (17 October 2009) 15 classic band cameos in The Simpsons Album review: Devendra Banhart - 'What Will We Be' Cult star cleans up his look - and sound Album review: Atlas Sound - 'Logos' Bradford Cox's second 'solo' outing is so much more than a mere side-project Album review: Mr Hudson - 'Straight No Chaser' Even Kanye West and Jay-Z's patronage can't help British solo star's own effort Album review: Spiral Stairs - 'The Real Feel' (Domino) Pavement guitarist shows there's more than a reunion up his sleeve Album review: The Longcut - 'Open Hearts' Well worth opening your own heart to 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (19/10/09) Burial, Comanechi, Memory Tapes, Har Mar Superstar 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (10/10/09) Death Cab For Cutie, Nirvana, Phoenix 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (02/10/09) Devendra Banhart, Dizzee Rascal, The Killers 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (25/10/09) Julian Casablancas, Thom Yorke, Brand New 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (06/09/09) The Horrors, Nine Inch Nails, Them Crooked Vultures The Best Bands At CMJ New York Radar Editor Jaimie Hodgson has been trawling the toilet venues of New York in search of the most exciting new bands at annual music bash CMJ. Check out his video diary from the event, including reviews of Music Go Music, Egyptian Hip Hop and Everything Everything. Read more Who: Oneida Crawford 16, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Listening To: Bat For Lashes, Lightspeed Champion, Passion Pit, Jonsi & Alex. Watching: 'The Office'. Looking forward to: Next year's Lollapalooza. Last Download: The Microphones 'Headless Horseman'. Ultimate Song, Like, Ever: The Cure, 'Pictures Of You'. Win A Signed JD Fender Guitar - Marked by Carl Barat, Brett Anderson and The Rev Earlier this month Carl Barat, Brett Anderson and The Rev joined forces at east London's Village Underground venue to put on a show for whiskey distilling fella Jack Daniel's birthday. They all signed this tasty Fender guitar - and you can win it by answering a simple question at NME.COM/win. NME Video News - 23 October 2009 Paramore NME Cover-shoot NME HP University Tour - VV Brown in Birmingham NME HP University Tour - Does It Offend You, Yeah? in Derby Bernard Sumner - what rock'n'roll has taught me Mash-up - The Killers Vs La Roux Italian emos cover White Lies on 'The X Factor' Antony Hegarty covers 'Nessun Dorma' Nirvana Live At Reading DVD Bernard Sumner - What Rock And Roll Has Taught Me The 18 Most Explicit Videos Ever Toddla T Remixed By Skream - Free MP3 The Musicians You Miss The Most That 'New' Michael Jackson Track? It's 26 Years Old The Greatest Live Band Ever - Have Your Say Radiohead Vs Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Fall-Out I've signed up to run the New York marathon. Last weekend I ran 25 miles. The Strokes' Nikolai Fraiture in this week's NME.

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