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The hour long video is your weekend watch.

Featuring sets with both of his backing bands.

We survived. Now look at these links instead of getting back to work.

The stylish video features a cameo from QOTSA frontman Josh Homme.

“Hip (Eponymous) Poor Boy” is aimed squarely at Meg White.

Jack White put on a phenomenal show in New York last night, albeit with a disappointing lack of metaphors.

Jack White accepts the “Guinness” book’s retort by attempting a pretty unorthodox quantitative challenge.

Hope may still be held out for a return to the red, white and black fatigues of The White Stripes, but for now, the washed out, bird-on-shoulder blues will more than suffice.

Despite his wishes, Jack White can’t make another White Stripes album. Can he carry a full record without his muse?

Think “Gummo” grown up a few years, and turned maniacally homicidal.

Jack White’s new single, “Freedom at 21″ gets a limited airborne release.

Third Man’s 3 year anniversary party favor requires machines that don’t yet exist to play it.

“Blunderbuss” may be a rock record after all.

The album artwork for “Blunderbluss” is… terrible.

Check out the first single off “Blunderbuss.”

Check out the B-side from his latest single.

Check out “Love Interruption.”

In a turn for the worse, Jack White produces an ICP song about rim jobs, sampling Mozart along the way.

“Signed in D.C.” and “I’ve Been Loving You Too Long.”