"Good evening," said Philip Selway. "And welcome to our quiet night in."

The trailer for The Social Network, Fight Club director David Fincher's film about Facebook (out October 1), just hit the Web and it's full of music: Justin Timberlake even acts in the clip, which is soundtracked by a version of Radiohead's "Creep" performed by an all-girl Belgian choir. Best of all: the movie looks really good. Watch below.

Radiohead drummer Phil Selway is stepping out from behind the kit and strapping on a guitar for his debut solo album, Familial (out August 31), to become the third member of the Oxford, England, five-piece to go it alone (singer Thom Yorke and guitarist Jonny Greenwood preceded him). Selway has unveiled "By Some Miracle," his album's first official preview.

This week, Eminem popped up at a downtown NYC club to help launch his new album; Radiohead leaked details about their next effort; and Drake topped the charts with Thank Me Later, the biggest hip-hop debut of the year. Meanwhile, M.I.A.

Radiohead fans rejoice -- the new album is coming.

In an interview with the BBC, guitarist Ed O'Brien said the Oxford quintet will finish recording their newest album in a "matter of weeks.... Ideally, it would be great if it came out sometime this year. It has got to; I hope so."

On the day we meet with Steven Ellison, the 26-year-old laptop genius better known as Flying Lotus has spent the better part of the morning at home in L.A.'s hip Echo Park neighborhood practicing scales on the piano.