Anyone watching music videos in 1993 remembers the haunting clip from Soul Asylum’s hit "Runaway Train," featuring the faces of actual runaways whose whereabouts were unknown. Now, 23 years later, Mel Magazine asks: what ever happened to those kids?

In at least one case, the video sparked a family reunion: Elizabeth Wiles, a teenager who ran off with an older boyfriend her parents disapproved of, called her mom after seeing her own face on MTV. Many kids, though — including Christopher Kerze of Eagan — remain missing to this day.

David Bowie emoji coming to all iPhones

The next iPhone operating system will include male and female faces with lightning bolts painted across their eyes, a tribute to David Bowie’s "Aladdin Sane" persona. (Rolling Stone)

Dave Rosser diagnosed with cancer

Guitarist Dave Rosser of the Afghan Whigs has been diagnosed with inoperable colon cancer, the band have disclosed. The band have announced two live performances — in L.A. and New Orleans — highlighting their 20-year-old album Black Love, with proceeds going to fund Rosser's medical expenses. (Billboard)

Dave Matthews stands with Standing Rock

Dave Matthews and other artists will play a Nov. 27 concert in Washington, D.C. as a benefit for protesters fighting the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota. (Billboard)

Tim Kaine's playlist

Vice-presidential candidate Tim Kaine continues to burnish his hipster credentials with a Spotify playlist featuring the likes of the Replacements, Bob Dylan, Alabama Shakes, and Charlie Parker. (Pitchfork)

Foxing survive road collision

St. Louis rockers Foxing are okay, though a hospital trip was required when their tour van was totaled in a Northern California highway collision Monday night. Undaunted, the band plan to pick up a new van in Portland and continue their tour. (Pitchfork)

Smithsonian to honor OK Go

OK Go are among this year's winners of the Smithsonian Ingenuity Awards for innovations in art and science. This year's other winners include filmmaker David Lynch and entertainer Aziz Ansari. OK Go are being honored for their zero-gravity "Upside Down & Inside Out" video, while Lynch is being honored for his work bringing meditation techniques to schools. The award ceremony takes place Dec. 8. (Pitchfork)

Bono named a Woman of the Year

For the first time ever, Glamour magazine's annual Women of the Year list will include a man. That man is Bono, who's being recognized for his advocacy on behalf of women and girls in poverty. (Billboard)