Mark Ronson

The Queens of the Stone Age frontman knew some fans would object to the pop producer's presence.

The Black Keys drummer wasn't too thrilled with the new Lady Gaga single, causing she and producer Mark Ronson to trade words with him.

Watch Mark Ronson, along with Kevin Parker and Kirin J. Callinan of Tame Impala, absolutely shred a cover of Queens of the Stone Age's "I Sat by the Ocean."

Don't worry: Rock and roll is well represented, thanks to the likes of Jack White, Hozier, Arctic Monkeys, the Weeknd, Florence + the Machine and others.

Ahead of Duran Duran's upcoming album, 'Paper Gods,' producer Mark Ronson reflected on his five favorite deep cuts from the band's more than 30-year catalog.

The presents have been unwrapped, the tinsel's been swept, and (hopefully most of) your post-holiday hangover has subsided.

Mark Ronson has recorded three new song with Paul McCartney that are bound for the Beatles legend's next solo album. "It's really good. He writes really good songs," the DJ/producer tells Billboard. "He understands that you're so nervous to be working with Paul McCartney 'cause everyone is ... He gives you a lot of leeway, but then at the end of the day you need to deliver the goods

-- Happy birthday to Mark Ronson, who turns 36 today. The DJ/uber-producer has put out more than his share of stellar videos, and our friends at Death + Taxes are celebrating his big day with their list of his five all-time best. They aren't numbered, but the hilarious 'Bang! Bang! Bang!' clip -- which has always been our fave -- just so happens to be at the top of the tally.

The 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London are soon to come, and official sponsor Coca-Cola has tapped Mark Ronson to create a theme song for the event. Scroll down to see Ronson use athletes to create the song with help from fellow U.K. artist Katy B.

In a recent Village Voice interview with Mark Ronson, the producer/DJ was quoted as saying that the late, great Amy Winehouse had been "freaked out" by fellow British star Adele -- very much aware of her and perhaps even intimidated by her massive success. Now he has gone on the record as saying that he was straight-up misquoted in the piece, and that Winehouse was more motivated by Adel