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Beach Boys co-founder and pop genius Brian Wilson has died at the age of 82. The news of his passing has inspired fellow musicians to flood social media with their gratitude for his artistry and memories of his music. Update: Along with the below tributes, Wilson’s Beach Boys bandmates Mike Love and Al Jardine have written individual eulogies, and Paul McCartney has shared his own emotional tribute.

“Heard the sad news about Brian today and thought about all the years I’ve been listening to him and admiring his genius,” wrote Bob Dylan. “Rest in peace dear Brian.

“Anyone with a musical bone in their body must be grateful for Brian Wilson’s genius magical touch !!” Mick Fleetwood wrote. “Greatly saddened of this major worldly loss!! My thoughts go out to his family and friends.”

Ronnie Wood added, “Oh no Brian Wilson and Sly Stone in one week. My world is in mourning.

Mad Cave Studios is bringing together four major characters from its Underworld universe for a huge crossover event called Endless Night. Written by Mark London, with art by Tom Derenick (Justice League), colors by Juancho Velez, and letters by Simon Bowland, this story will shake up the Underworld universe and set the stage for future stories.

The first issue will release with two cover options—one by Chris Weston and another by Declan Shalvey. Fans can already pre-order the comic ahead of its June 4th release.

The story follows Axel Black, a billionaire and leader of the dangerous Order of the Nine. He sends a team to Exit City to find a powerful artifact that could bring destruction if it falls into the wrong hands. To stop him, four unlikely heroes must work together:

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Corey Feldman has been dropping some breadcrumbs lately. Last week Feldman took to his Instagram to post a mysterious photo wearing an iconic jacket, striking a familiar pose and announcing that a surprise was coming.

Corey Feldman and Micky Thomas of the band Starship, reunited for a special photo shoot thirty years after they appeared on screen together in Dream a Little Dream, the cult classic starring the two Corey's and helmed by legendary director Marc Rocco, who went on to make films such as Murder in the First and The Jacket. Tragically, Marc Rocco and Corey Haim passed away the same year and ironically, the tenth anniversary of their deaths is a few short months away.

Marc Rocco's widow Lisa Rocco honored his work and his memory by directing this special 30th Anniversary photo shoot, which was shot by photographer Maggie St Thomas, who often works with Feldman on his album covers.