For a certain type of music fan — OK, like me — Friday is a big day: The return of the Pogues to Michigan.

The Detroit Free Press previews the band's concert tomorrow night at the Royal Oak Music Theatre (and note the mention of a particularly infamous show in Ann Arbor). The Oakland Press also has a preview, in which Spider Stacy fondly recalls shows in the 1980s at St. Andrews Hall in Detroit (me too!). Meanwhile, a Billboard feature makes it more definite that this is the last time the band expects to tour the U.S.

Here's a video from waaay back in the day:

Other entertainment items of note online today — and not a single one of them about Charlie Sheen:

MOVIES

• Both sequels and prequels to "Blade Runner" are in the works.

• Diane Lane has been cast as Martha Kent in the next "Superman" project.

• The Examiner interviewed Topher Grace and Demetri Martin about "Take Me Home Tonight."

• Fox 2 interviewed star Ed Helms about "Cedar Rapids," the shot-in-Ann-Arbor movie that's opening locally tomorrow:

Ed Helms Talks about Filming 'Cedar Rapids' near Ann Arbor: MyFoxDETROIT.com

MUSIC

• R.E.M.'s new album, "Collapse Into Now," is streaming in its entirety on NPR's website.

• All the classic Rolling Stones albums are being made available as high-quality digital downloads.

• Consequence of Sound reports on a newly available Lady Gaga track, "Government Hooker."

• MLive.com has an interview with our own Chris Bathgate, who's playing in Kalamazoo on Saturday.

• Stereogum is streaming a new Death Cab for Cutie song, "Codes and Keys."

• Eminem's Shady Records has announced some new signings, Consequence of Sound reports.

&bull Real Detroit Weekly has a story on Girl Talk, playing the Compuware Arena in Plymouth Township this weekend.

TELEVISION

• If you blink you could miss it, literally, but an NBC feature on the 826 literacy charities has a passing glimpse of 826michigan's Robot Supply & Repair storefront in downtown Ann Arbor:

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• Christina Aguilera will be one of the judges on "The Voice" singing competition.

• "The Situation" from "Jersey Shore" is still planning a Detroit-based web series, and they're ready to start casting.

Renee Tellez and Ed Vielmetti contributed to this roundup. Bob Needham is director of entertainment content for AnnArbor.com. Reach him at bobneedham@annarbor.com or 734-623-2541, and follow him on Twitter @bobneedham.