Yesterday while in London at BBC Radio 1′s Live Lounge, fun., like so many other before them, tried their hand at a cover of Gotye’s hit song.

They brought in a little help from Williams to take on the part originally handled by Kimbra, but she wasn’t able to be there in person. Instead, while fun. strummed away across the pond, Hayley joined in from Los Angeles at the legendary Capitol Records recording studio where she and her band Paramore are currently working on their 4th album.

Before tackling the intercontinental performance, she and fun. also rehearsed the track, which she tweeted about:

Ps listening to @OurNameIsFun rehearse over Skype is not so different from the whole hologram thing.

— Hayley from Paramore (@yelyahwilliams) May 16, 2012

Take a listen to what the moment sounded like:

Fun. are currently finishing up a European tour and will be kicking off their summer outing on May 28 in George, WA at the Sasquatch Festival. Check out the full list of dates here.

-Jay Tilles, CBS Local

The band, who have often been likened to fellow UK band Coldplay, said in an interview with NME that they’ve always considered themselves less of a mainstream band and more of an “alternative band.”

“We’ve had our ups and downs in terms of people’s perceptions of us, we’ve never been a band whoever gone with style or fashion,” said Chaplin. “We’ve made records instinctively, not to keep up with anything.”

“We’ve always felt like an alternative band, it’s part of who we are, even as people we felt a bit like that,” explained Chaplin. “Growing up, we felt different and I think our career has borne that out, especially given the current musical climate.”

Despite feeling they don’t fit in, Keane’s latest effort debuted at #1 in the U.K. this week and #17 in the U.S.. Chaplin posted a thank you to their fans on the band’s website, saying, “Eight years ago we set out on a pretty extraordinary adventure, happy in the knowledge that just releasing a record was enough for us as a struggling band! It’s a fairly surreal but lovely feeling to find that further on down the road we’ve now reached five out of five number one albums.”

Keane talked about where their native lands in an interview with KROQ/Los Angeles. Chaplin stating that the band tended to sing about “things they know about” like nature, rivers, and towns, such as the small one Keane came from.

“The other thing that’s in a lot of the songs is the world town,” he elaborated. “[At a recent gig], I was standing onstage and I got about halfway through the gig and I thought, ‘I must have sung the word town at least fifteen times already.’”

-Nadia Noir, CBS Radio Los Angeles

It’s not exactly something you expect to hear in an interview with the singer-songwriter. But Kearney is a guy who first picked up a guitar during college (while on a soccer scholarship) and just a few years later finds himself touring with Train. So perhaps you should expect the unexpected.

The topic of PMS came up when talking about the story behind Kearney’s most recent single “Ships In the Night,” which he wrote after making up with his wife. He explained that he had the idea for the title before the song came to him.

“It’s about two people trying to connect. Me and my wife got in a fight on the way to the airport. So I’m leaving and we’re sitting in the car not talking to each other,” he said. “She had cramps or something and I was late because of it to the airport so I missed my flight. It was not the best.”

On his connecting flight he called his wife to apologize.

“We’re talking and we’re making up and I was taking notes, sitting there writing everything down we were saying. I was like, ‘This is such a good song!’”

He continued to joke that he’s the first man to talk about PMS in a song, “‘You had cramps and I was late,’ it says it in there,” he said.

“PMS is no joke man,” Kearney said, who’s been married to his wife Annie since June 2010. “It’s hard man, when you just want chocolate and you’re pissed — and you don’t know why you’re mad.”

Kearney’s latest album is Young Love and features the single “Ships In The Night.”

- Blake Hayes Mix 96.5/Houston

Glee has a reputation for dealing with the tough issues teens and parents face, always bringing them to the forefront. This episode was no exception as it dealt with abuse and bullying, and Taylor Swift’s “Mean” was a sure and appropriate fit.

In a nutshell, here’s a quick set-up for the video performance.

Coach Beiste had finally owned up to the fact that her black eye wasn’t the result of sparring with a punching bag, and that her new husband had hit her. Of course, he promised it won’t ever happen again. She told her husband, Cooter (Eric Bruskotter) that she’s “done,” sets her ring on the table when Cooter explodes, asking her, “Who will love you now?” “Me,” she tells him, and walks out.

Puck is failing Geography, may not graduate, and just went Dumpster diving after being ganged up on by ‘Rick the Stick’ and his hockey buddies. Puck tries to keep his cool, while Rick points out that “You won’t be graduating” and “you’re gonna turn into that older guy who tries to pick up high school girls at the convenience store, a true ‘Lima Loser.’”

Coach Beiste breaks up the fight and hauls Puck into the locker room. Behind the closed doors of that locker room, Puck blows up, yelling about how he feels like a joke, a failure, every day of his life. How his dad must be really proud of him now, because he turned out ‘just like him.’ He breaks down into tears, and apologizes to Beiste. She wraps her arms around him and says, “You and me are badasses. No one thinks anything hurts us, but it does.”

Watch the video on Glee’s YouTube channel.

The Glee season finale takes place next week (Tuesday, May 22).

Read more about Putting an End to Bullying.

During the course of his interview with GQ, it seems one of Bieber’s entourage made a rude remark about Kardashian and replies, “You guys are so mean, bro…People say she doesn’t do anything; she actually does do stuff…She works hard.”

(Peggy Sirota/GQ)

For the Kardashian doubters, calling her a hard worker might sound like a stretch. But perhaps that’s based on Bieber’s own idea of hard work. The GQ interviewer, who hung out with Bieber in the recording studio while he worked on his forthcoming album, remarks that, “I have been told repeatedly what a hard worker he is, but in two nights—Bieber only records at night—I’ve witnessed him work for a grand total of forty minutes.” Perhaps he was in a creative drought?

Bieber and Kardashian haven’t been seen together a lot lately, possibly due to their busy and conflicting schedules, but when he sat down with MTV after the premiere of “Boyfriend,” he talked about working with current Kardashian paramour Kanye West who appears on Bieber’s forthcoming album.

When asked if he knew about the Kardashian/West romance, Bieber joked, “She didn’t even call me! It was crazy.” And kidded around about West, “taking my women.” Watch out, Selena Gomez.

-Courtney E. Smith, CBS Local

Houston’s daughter, Bobbi Kristina will make a special appearance to accept the show’s Millennium Award in her late mother’s honor, while John Legend and Jordin Sparks will perform a tribute. Sparks recently worked with Whitney, playing her daughter in the upcoming remake of Sparkle, due out August 17. The singer’s sister-in-law, Pat Houston, who recently signed the family up for a reality series, will also be on hand.

Houston has ruled the charts throughout her career and is the only artist to ever have seven consecutive number one singles on the Billboard Hot 100. She also holds the record for the highest selling soundtrack in history with 1992′s The Bodyguard, which sold over 42 million copies worldwide. Her rendition of Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You” spent 14-weeks at number one in 1993 to become the biggest single in pop music history.

But Houston isn’t the only one being honored this weekend. With 32 number one singles throughout his nearly 50 year career, Stevie Wonder has earned himself the Icon Award. Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson and Katy Perry, who will premiere her new song “Wide Awake,” are also scheduled to perform at this year’s show.

-Shannon Carlin, CBS Local

Did we get a call from somebody in Tampa Bay that has done this illegal act around their child?

That’s why once a week, Beau Zimmer from 10News goes behind the kitchen door of some of your favorite Tampa Bay Restaurants to expose the nasty truth on what really happens while your food is being prepared.

This week, one of your neighbors found something “hard and crunchy” in her ice cream!

What was it and was it a restaurant you’ve been to?

After doing this morning show for so many years, we’ve heard of all kind of kinky bedroom activities and seriously, things that you think are kinky, to us are a bore.

Do you think you’ve done something behind clothes doors that will make Miguel say “Damn, That’s Kinky girl”?

He can’t seem to think of one.

One “That Guy” Kramer listener has a new female coworker that has everybody at work talking.

There’s something about her that everybody wants to know but nobody has any idea on how to bring this up!

Can you think of a good way to phrase this question?