Win Butler, the lead singer of Arcade Fire, who was playing for Team Canada during tonight’s Celebrity All-Star Game, walked away from the exhibition contest as the game’s MVP, earning him the chance to talk with Sage Steele as he accepted his trophy. And, just when you thought things were going to

Oh, Canada. Tanya Tagaq, whose music incorporates Inuit throat singing, beat out the likes of Arcade Fire, Drake, and Mac DeMarco to win the country’s 2014 Polaris Music Prize, which was announced at a gala Monday night. Tagaq, who won for her albumAnimism—up against Arcade Fire’s Reflektor and

Arcade Fire got fans buzzing over the weekend when they announced that core members the Butler brothers’ annual charity basketball game, Pop Vs Jock, would feature a supergroup comprised of members from Arcade Fire, The Strokes, and Bon Iver, and the Pop All Star Band didn’t disappoint. The group,

Arcade Fire added a little twist to those geographically inspired covers they've been peppering into the encores of their current Reflektor tour, playing the same song in two cities but for different reasons. During the band's first show at Chicago's United Center on August 26th, Arcade Fire busted