Boycotts are serious business. The term is thrown around very loosely, and it's always a trusty means of generating headlines, but sometimes things aren't always as they seem. Case in point: Following news that Stevie Wonder was protesting Florida's "stand your ground" law in the wake of the George Zimmerman verdict, the blogosphere lit up with reports that a slew of A-listers was joining him. However, those reports have been largely exaggerated—and mostly false.

It's another week at No. 1 for JAY Z's record-breaking Magna Carta Holy Grail. Although experiencing the usual second-week drop, the set still sold 129,000 copies according to Nielsen SoundScan, securing the top spot ahead of Sara Bareilles' new offering, The Blessed Unrest.

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Phish has announced that it will kick off its first fall tour since 2010 in Hampton, Va., playing three consecutive nights at Hampton Coliseum (Oct. 18, 19 and 20). The band will wrap up the trek with a three-night stand at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J. which begins on Halloween night.