As if The Wilderness Downtown (the band's experimental music video on Google Chrome) wasn't cool enough, The Arcade Fire have outdone themselves in their video for "The Suburbs." The video's directed by Spike Jonze and has the director's signature vibe.

For those who couldn't get enough of the leaked sample from last week, get ready for Angelina's "I'm Hot" in it's entirety. Brace yourself for four minutes of autotuned, fist bumpin' music that will stay in your head all day.

Sex Pistol Johnny Rotten, 1977: "God save the Queen/And her fascist regime." Former Sex Pistol John Lydon, 2010: "I loved the fact William gave Kate Diana's engagement ring... He does have that slightly shoddy look but he's all right."

Considering how many awards she's won recently, one would think that Taylor Swift would no longer act completely shocked when her name is called. This supercut, by Rich Juzwiak, begs—and proves—to differ. Watch Swift gasp and gasp, inside.

The reports were true, the Beatles are now on iTunes. Reading the online reaction, however, you'd think only Apple overlord Steve Jobs was into the band's e-debut. Everyone else played like they were totally above it.

Before Robin Sparkles was a teen sensation, she and her BFF Jessica Glitter (Nicole Scherzinger) starred on a kids show called Space Teens. Little did they realize how pornographic the show would appear years later. Gratuitous slow-mo boob shots ahead!

Trying to keep your laptop clean means jumping through a lot of hoops. Remove this, unscrew this, lift this. Why does it have to be so complicated? Jayme Gutierrez made a neat video to let you know he understands.

Remember "JK Wedding Entrance Dance," the viral video set to Chris Brown's song, "Forever," with almost 60 million YouTube views (see it here)? These people tried to recreate it—let's just say it didn't turn out so well.

After lobbying surviving Beatles since 2003, Apple finally got the band's catalog into the iTunes Store, sources tell the Wall Street Journal. An announcement is expected tomorrow, if the musicians can keep their hippie jive non political enough for Apple.

Just like Auto-Tune the News revolutionized the video remix, "The Golden Age of Video" does with TV and catchphrases. This takes it a step further by having the phrases rhyme with one another, conglomerating in three minutes of aural delight.

It's a great week for Harry Potter fans! Kick if off right by watching a clip from The Graham Norton Show in which Daniel Radcliffe does an impressive rendition of "The Elements" alongside Colin Farrell and Rihanna.

Check out this hilarious Arnold Schwarzenegger impersonator sing about his laments, cut over scenes from Terminator 2. Being a Terminator can be quite confusing! Presenting "To Kill Someone Again."

This baby was throwing an all out fit until his mother turned on Florence and The Machine's "Dog Days Are Over" and the baby starts rocking out. It's pretty adorable. No Teletubbies for this kid. Pitchfork would be proud.

Plastic Musik is a group that's kind of like the Blue Man Group. Each rod plays a different pitch, so they have to be very precise in their timing to play a song as fast as "Flight of the Bumblebee."

There's nothing like a terribly-written song performed by a trashy reality star to kick off the weekend. So, we present to you Angelina Pivarnick's "I'm Hot" — which includes the lyrics "Step off bitch, or I'll punch your face." Enjoy!

Affluent young whites appropriate black music; elite media institution suddenly interested in said music. Film at 11.

Today, Jessica Simpson debuted the first single from her upcoming Christmas album, called, "My Only Wish (For Christmas Is You)." One problem: it's a total rip off of Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas Is You." Listen inside.

Tuesday night, Kanye West went on a Twitter rampage following his Today Show interview with Matt Lauer. Apparently, West was upset that Lauer played footage of his infamous VMA interruption during their chat. This morning, that interview aired. Watch inside.

Lil Jon recently went on morning talk radio in New York to do his special version of the Sesame Street theme. Here is that version! It's for adults only, and maybe the baddest kids on the street.

Gwyneth Paltrow just performed "Country Strong" (the title track from her upcoming flim) at the CMA Awards. It was odd. You know, in a "Gwyneth Paltrow singing country music is like Martha Stewart singing country music" kinda way. Watch inside.