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It’s Election Day, folks: A day of hope, excitement, a bevvy of excuses for why you were late to work and, potentially, grave disappointment. Who knows what the future holds? Not us — not yet. But for the few sweet hours of blissful ignorance before the votes are tallied, we’re adopting an air of rebellion . . . WE the mothereffin’ PEOPLE have the power to change it all, man! In thiz spirit, we give you the Talk About a Revolution Playlist. Cast your votes!

• “Revolution,” The Beatles
• “Get Up, Stand Up,” Bob Marley
• “Rockin’ in the Free World,” Neil Young
• “Rebel Rebel,” David Bowie
• “The Times They Are A-Changin’,” Bob Dylan

• Check out Britney’s new post-workout blitz figure, and her brief, “surprise” appearance on David Letterman.
• Some dates for the Genesis-ish tour (Peter Gabriel will not be joining his bandmates) have been announced. U.S. dates are forthcoming.
• We already had Micheal Jacksons’s upcoming First Live Performance In Ten Years Appearance in London at the World Music Awards marked on our calendars. But now that we know he’ll be wearing Roberto Cavalli, we’re seriously psyched about November 15th.
• Nas is reportedly creating the music for Leonardo DiCaprio’s new film Blood Diamonds. “It’s right up my alley,” Nas reportedly said of the project. “They felt I’d be perfect to talk about it.”
• Why is Grace Jones still such a badass? Page Six is reporting that the legendary actress/model/singer recently attended a party honoring former Bond girls. She apparently wore “an oversize jumper and huge bug-eyed sunglasses” and, according to the Post’s source, “proceeded to growl, lick and claw her way down the press line.” Fuck yes!

Indie hip-hop producer-rapper El-P, who founded the Definitive Jux label (home to Cannibal Ox, RJD2, and Aesop Rock), gave us an exclusive preview of his new album, I’ll Sleep When You’re Dead, which includes collaborations with a slew of hip heavyweights including Trent Reznor, Cat Power’s Chan Marshall and Mars Volta’s Cedric Bixler-Zavala. The Mars Volta frontman sings on a track called “Tasmanian Pain Coaster,” Marshall appears on “Poisonville Kids,” and Reznor’s tortured vocals are subtlely mixed into the dense soup of “Flyentology.” El-P (Jaime Melone) tells us he wrote the song after a plane engine exploded during a recent flight home frm Costa Rica. “Everyone was freaking out, people were praying, some people seemed ready to go,” he tells us. “I found myself coming up with my own brand of religion called ‘Flyentology’.”

Pete apparently shot the first advertising campaign for his new fashion line with Manchester-based label Gio-Goi. Back in the early 90s everyone frm Primal Scream to the Oasis to the Stones wore Goi-Goi, and now the label is looking at Pete to put it back on the frontlines of rockstar fashion. “Peter looks fantastic as a model. We are very excited,” label co-founder Anthony Donnelly apparently told Reuters. “We look forward to having Pete’s influence as a rock icon in the design process.” We’re looking forward to Kate teaching Pete how to pose, cuz in thiz shot he looks like he’s modeling for Structure and pondering his next fix. Like Tyra says on Amrica’s Next Top Model, “You have to model through it.”