Meet Mary Appelhof, the worm woman from Kalamazoo who speaks for the worms. Seriously.

Britney Spears recently tweeted, "Heard an early demo of my new single leaked. If u think that's good, wait til you hear the real one Tuesday." That means this song, "Hold It Against Me," is actually her new single.

The main scourge of pop music these days isn't the overexposed skin or the decadence of its young stars (both of those things are clearly awesome), it's the sheer lack of full sentences!

Meet Dexter, a small dog with an owner who clearly has too much time on her hands. We haven't seen seen these kinda rap skills since Denny Blaze, the Average Homeboy.

Last night, Queen Latifah hosted the 37th Annual People's Choice Awards. The first presenter of the night was Jennifer Aniston. Immediately after Aniston took the stage, something seemed... off. Was she tired? Did Angelina Jolie spike her drink? Watch inside.

Marlowe Schwartzman sure is lucky. She's been born into a talented family and her father has a certain way with music. Inside, watch a video as he shops at Ameoba Records to curate his newborn daughter's first record collection. Aww!

Rebecca Drysdale sings about the insanity gay and bisexual kids put up with in high school and how amazing it get's after high school (i.e. fame, sex, fulfillment). Bonus inspirational speech at the end.

It would appear that a group of friends who tailgate together have dance offs together. Amazingly, the man in the hat keeps his cigarette in tact the whole time.

The local tourism board of Britain's Suffolk County, in seeking to attract visitors, asked residents to vote for the county's greatest icon. The plan backfired when the singer of the metal band Cradle of Filth won by a landslide.

Gerry Rafferty, the Scottish musician who wrote what might be the greatest sax line in history for his hit "Baker Street," died after a long illness. Rafferty also wrote "Stuck in the Middle with You" as part of Stealers Wheel.

Here musicpreneur Jack White shares his company's 2011 innovations, including fuchsia vinyl with The Greeting Card Gatefold™ (plays when you open it) and a monkeys-singing-Swedish-metal machine. Superwin: the Reggie Watts hair record, made from real hair.

Ryan Gosling sings the My Little Pony theme song and breaks hearts everywhere. Maybe he should team up with Christian Bale and release an album. We'd buy it!

Last night's episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! gave the viewer quite an easter egg: a fake promo for Josh Groban's new album, The Best Tweets of Kanye West, which features the singer performing songs set to the prolific rapper's musings.

From Spinal Tap to The Soggy Mountain Boys here is part one of a video tribute of the best fictional bands from cinema history.

Bass drums, snare drums, you name it, this dude can do it. Rock and Roll, for dummies.

Here We Go Magic's label vetoed this video for single "Casual," deeming it "a little too stoner," says director Chris Luttrell. Maybe, but it's transfixingly cool and 90s model Sibyl Buck looks fierce, as expected given Luttrell's way with women.

Kim Kardashian's music career is actually happening, and she's as confused as you are. "I didn't mean to, but I did this song," she explained at the debut performance of "Turn It Up." Earlier that day, she shot the video.

After watching Kanye's new video for his latest single "Monster," did you find yourself pining for more, err, monsters? Thank goodness for the internet, who has rescued us once again with this mash-up featuring Sesame Street's best monsters.

Well, that's it from us for 2010. If you want to read about our favorite books, music, movies, TV, rumors, feuds, scandals, and stories, this is the place to do it. We'll be back tomorrow—Happy New Year, everyone!

There was a lot of music released in 2010! Obviously, none of it was as good as music was when you were in high school. But some of it came close! Here are 15 of our favorite songs of 2010.