Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Listen to a handful of Karen O songs (whether on her own or with the Yeah Yeah Yeahs) and you'll swear you seemingly know everything about her -- but you likely don't know all of this.

Fans of Karen O should be preparing to fall in love all over again -- or at least scribbling her name on notebooks.

If you've ever wanted to spend an evening in close quarters with Karen O, you're in luck -- as long as you live in the right major metropolitan area.

Is Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman Karen O in over her head with her upcoming debut solo album, 'Crush Songs'? She definitely is in the video for the lead single, 'Rapt.'

After dipping her toe into solo waters with last year's Oscar-nominated 'The Moon Song,' Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman Karen O is taking the full plunge.

Starring the elegant and classy Rooney Mara, the commercial for Calvin Klein’s new Downtown fragrance is alluringly dark and mysterious — and it features an equally haunting tune. What’s the song in the minute-long clip?

L.A.’s FYF Fest is back for its 10th go-round, and this year’s weekend-long bash runs Aug. 24-25 at the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The lineup features My Bloody Valentine, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, TV on the Radio, MGMT and Beach House, plus dozens more top-name acts.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ 2001 self-titled debut EP came out of nowhere and essentially kick-started the hipster movement, for better or worse. Coming out of Brooklyn (hipster mecca), the bass-free trio (a hipster signpost) featured a nerdy-looking drummer (ditto), an introverted super-skinny guitar player (ditto again) and a singer who looked like she’s just turning in from a night out that was either pre

The Yeah Yeah Yeahs drop their new album, ‘Mosquito,’ today (April 16), and to celebrate, the band took the outdoor stage of ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ last night to perform the title track. Check out the high-energy tune in the clip above -- and dig Karen O’s passionate, screaming vocals and signature dance moves.

One thing for sure about Yeah Yeah Yeahs: They rarely sound like they’re on autopilot, even when they are. Their fourth album, ‘Mosquito,’ doesn’t come off a whole lot different than their other three. The trio – singer Karen O, guitarist Nick Zinner and drummer Brian Chase -- has gotten tighter as a band, and they’re taking a few more musical risks these days, but aside from a few surface details