Death Cab for Cutie fans will be happy to know that there is a new album in the works which is currently scheduled for a May 2008 release date. Until yesterday the new album had no name, but Death Cab has finally settled on "Narrow Stairs" as the official album title. No single previews yet, but you can take a peek at some studio footage from "Narrow Stairs" here. Also, Death Cab's Chris Walla has a new solo album out that is definitely worth having a listen. "Field Manual" is available in stores as of yesterday, or for your listening pleasure at mtvu.com. Chris Walla "Everybody On"

Season 4 of lost is only a day away, and considering the way they capped off season 3 I might just have to give it another chance. Either way, there are a bunch of season 4 sneak preview video floating around and the TV Crunch blog has bundled them all together for you in their latest Lost post. "The wait is almost over — the season 4 premiere of “Lost” airs this Thursday at 9 PM on ABC. Count down the days with these six “Lost” sneak peek video previews — beware if you are sensitive of “Lost” season four spoilers though!" Click here to watch all 6 Lost preview videos over at the TV Crunch website.

With all the news on Apple and the new MacBook Air, I'm sure it's refreshing to see something new and different from a company like Sony. I have to say that I wouldn't trade my VAIO for an Air or any other MacBook simply because it has been fast and reliable since the day I bought it. But now that Sony is updating their entire line of VAIO's, maybe it's time to make an upgrade. Starting with the T series (pictured) is now stacked with a 1.2GHz Core 2 Duo U7600, 2GB of RAM and most importantly, comes in the design of your choice. Looks is really all that matters anyways. If you are looking for something with a bit more juice and screen size, the 17 inch A series features the new Penryn chips. No snazzy designs on the A series, but they still look good. For more info, head on over to SonyStyle.com.

Looks like Nada Surf is hip to the power of the internet and how well viral marketing works, because they are streaming their entire new album "Lucky" live on MySpace starting today. Before you head over to check it out, you also might want to take a look at their new music video "I Like What You Say" by clicking here. Via NadaSurf.com: "You can't buy Nada Surf's new album "Lucky" until early February, but starting Friday, January 25th fans, friends and frenemies (??) can stream the entire record on the band's myspace page: myspace.com/nadasurf Tell your friends, and don't forget to let us know what you think."

The 2008 Dodge Challenger is creating a huge buzz within the automotive fanboy community, and Autoblog.com is all over the upcoming production release of the SRT8. So, if you are looking for SRT8 news and official media, I have rounded up some of the latest links that you might be interested in looking at. "We've received word that a small group of Car and Driver readers have been selected to help the magazine select its the cover of its April issue that features the production 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8, a car that's fast becoming the worst kept secret in Detroit. This past week, both a preproduction Challenger SRT8 and R/T were driven around Detroit without camouflage just long enough to be photographed by all the right people, and now this." Click here to read the rest of this article. "It's no secret to what the 2008 Dodge Challenger will look like. We've seen dozens of spy photos, reader-submitted photos of a production Challenger cruising the streets, and more recently we've seen it in on the cover of Car and Driver's April issue. That was enough for Autoweek to decide to post a few official shots on their web site, who didn't want ...

Just a quick piece of news for James Bond fans... "Producers have revealed some of the secrets about the latest James Bond film, due for release later this year, including the inner turmoil that drives its suave superagent hero and its title: "Quantum of Solace." As titles go, it's not as mellifluous as "From Russia With Love" or "Goldfinger." But Daniel Craig, returning as Bond after 2006's "Casino Royale," says he likes it. "It has grown on me," Craig told reporters on the film's set at Pinewood Studios near London on Thursday. "It doesn't trip off the tongue. But why should it?" Producer Michael G. Wilson said the title, chosen only a few days ago, was taken from a story by Bond creator Ian Fleming that appears in the collection "For Your Eyes Only."" Click here to read the entire article at CNN.com.

Vapors magazine is defined in wikipedia as a "progressive metropolitan lifestyle publication focusing on Art, Fashion, Music and Skateboarding." In other words, it's a cool mag with a ton of great content, and if you have never heard of it, you might want to check it out. Either way, Vapors magazine has gone digital which is the real story here. If you haven't noticed by now, MassivePress.com is all over digital alternatives for otherwise traditional media and Vapors magazine definitely fits the bill. Founded in 2000 by Jason Maggio and Chris Hull in Sacramento, California, Vapors is a nationally distributed magazine published out of Los Angeles, but now everyone can have a peek at this great mag. Check out the latest issue (#45) by heading over to VaporsMagazine.com.

Last.FM defined the "social music revolution" when they launched several years ago with hopes of becoming the world's largest social music platform. After being acquired by NBC last year, I was unsure what was going to happen to such a great site and service. Who would have thought that it would get even better by providing the ability to play full-length tracks and entire albums free of charge. Read the entire article from the official Last.FM blog below. "Something we’ve wanted for years—for people who visit Last.fm to be able to play any track for free—is now possible. With the support of the folks behind EMI, Sony BMG, Universal and Warner—and the artists they work with—plus thousands of independent artists and labels, we’ve made the biggest legal collection of music available to play online for free, the way we believe it should be. Full-length tracks are now available in the US, UK, and Germany, and we’re hard at work broadening our coverage into other countries. During this initial public beta period, each track can be played up to 3 times for free before a notice appears telling you about our upcoming subscription service. The soon-to-be announced subscription service will give you unlimited ...