For the new VH1 Classic series Rock 'N Roll Fantasy Camp, Kip Winger wanted to go with the band name Fuck It, but producers asked him to go with, uh, something that could be said on TV. Metal!

Here is a short trailer for Kanye's 35 minute art film, starring supermodel Selita Ebanks as the Phoenix. According to reviews from his London screening, it is ambitious and great-looking, but not nearly as funny as Trapped in the Closet.

Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards somehow mustered enough brain cells to recall his past for a new tell-all book, Life. In it, Richards reveals Mick Jagger's anatomical secrets and says he thought Johnny Depp was his son's drug dealer.

In my day, looking at college promotional materials meant getting brochures in the mail and laughing at the font choices and stock photos ("Here we have an international student, varsity athlete, girl in a wheelchair, and a professor chatting casually.")

Rap promoter Huddy 6 died yesterday in a car accident on the GW Bridge at 33-years-old. Juelz Santana tweeted: "A! R.I.P. HUDDY 6 @hud6 SMFH if u don't or didn't know who he was jus know this, he was HARLEM!!!!."

Do you like Phish, or are you one of the many people who can't understand the allure of jam-heavy musical improvisation? If you're the former, watch this video to understand those who "just don't get it, man." Phish-haters, feel validated.

Antoine Dodson was on the 2010 BET Hip Hop Awards show last night, performing his song "Bed Intruder." Taped a few weeks ago, the show aired last night and marked Dodson's first actual performance. Here's how it went.

Rodger "Uncle Jamm" Clayton, the L.A. hip-hop legend responsible (with Egyptian Lover) for "Dial-A-Freak," has died.

Allison Williams (daughter of Brian Williams) stars in this stunning music video, singing a mix of the Mad Men theme song and "Nature Boy." Impressively, the video is all one long shot that will leave you begging for more.

"Hard core hip hop" band "Imperial Stars" today struck upon the best guerrilla promotion ever when they blocked the jam-packed 101 Freeway in Hollywood in order to perform their hit song Traffic Jam 101 atop their logo-emblazoned panel truck.

BAWWWWW! Here's your Tuesday edition of "Cute Kids Being Cute," starring the ukulele-playing Lance. But wait! Not only does Lance know how to play "What a Wonderful World" on his instrument—he also sings along while he strums away.

"You know that was a terrible mess," said Bruno Tonioli after Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino's routine—an Argentine Tango—on tonight's Dancing with the Stars. And, honestly? It was a secondhand embarrassment-inducing mess. Watch inside. Update: Bristol Palin gets sexy!

23-year-old pianist Liu Wei, who lost both his arms as a child, won the first season of China's Got Talent after playing the song "You're Beautiful." He's been invited to go on tour, with a three-month stint in Las Vegas.

Meet Erik. Erik loves Justin Bieber, hates those who don't, and—in a quickly spreading online video—has threatened to ruin the lives of unrepentant non-Beliebers. Unfortunately for Erik, though, 4chan may have already turned the tables on him.

Tonight's 60 Minutes featured Anderson Cooper's profile of Eminem, and—while certain parts lagged—it delivered the drama, including a discussion (and probe by Cooper) regarding the rapper's homophobic/misogynistic/violent lyrics and whether or not he could defend them. Watch inside.

Soul singer Solomon Burke, famous for writing songs like "Cry To Me" and "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love," died on a plane today at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport. Burke recently said, "Loving people is what I do." He was 70. [AP]

Earlier this week Cee Lo Green, master of catchy pop songs, performed "F*ck You" and "Old Fashioned" on Later With Jools Holland. It's the perfect, toe-tapping way to kick off the weekend. Video inside!

In your Thursday edition of, "Today, I learned..." we have this: did you know that cows apparently really enjoy music, and—more specifically—the sound of an accordion? Well, if this video is any proof, they do. They really do.

How does Bristol Palin get back at Levi Johnston for his steamy appearance in a music video? By making a cameo in one for an Alaskan rock band, apparently. She plays Mother Nature! And wears a fur coat! Watch inside.

When South Korea last blared propaganda and obnoxious music from 11 sets of loudspeakers along the border with North Korea, the North threatened to turn Seoul "into a sea of flame." So Seoul is cranking the music back up again.