Tonight, Larry King Live was graced with the presence of the legendary Liza Minnelli—and it was a doozy. From Lady Gaga to (uncontrollable) laughter, marriages to mocking, serenades to surgeries, and more, the best video moments are inside.

A group of French art students put together a lip dub for those of us who aren't drinking the Bieber kool aid. Watch them perform The Turtles' "Happy Together" and segue into M.I.A.'s "Paper Planes" all while remaining effortlessly hip.

Tonight, Bristol Palin did the Foxtrot on DWTS—or she tried to, at least. It was weird. Partner Mark Ballas played a homeless man who Palin rejected... and then danced with. Inside, video of the routine and judges' comments/scores.

Well, this is something you don't see... ever. Here's a video of a (presumably) homeless man, holding two Kermit the Frog puppets, performing a lip dub of Queen and David Bowie's classic tune, "Under Pressure." Watch the unlikely occurrence inside.

Dick Griffey, founder of L.A.-based Solar Records (home of Shalamar and Dynasty), died at 71.

Rick K and the Allnighters playing "Sharp Dressed Man." It would be nothing special, if Rick K and the Allnighters didn't have the best drummer in the world in their band. His Mad Skillz, inside.

Tonight, in a stark white room, dressed in red and flanked by gold jewelry—and two dozen ballerinas—Kanye West gave two of the most memorable performances in SNL's last few years (at least) with "Power" and "Runaway." Watch inside.

Calling all Lambs! This morning, Mariah Carey graced the world with the first single from her upcoming Merry Christmas II You album, titled "Oh Santa." It's criminally catchy, obviously, and sure to become the next classic Christmas tune. Listen inside.

Don't you just love it when life imitates SNL? Jack Johnson's latest video for "At Or With Me" features the Lonely Island crew in a story of dude meets dude. The new video and Andy's impression of Jack Johnson, inside.

When Late Night airs later on this evening, Justin Timberlake, Jimmy Fallon, and The Roots will perform a pretty fantastic medley of famous rappers. Catch the song (which features impersonations from Snoop Dogg to Eminem) early behind the cut!

At this recent boxing match, Polish singer Mateusz Krautwurst absolutely butchers our national anthem, begging the question: Why sign up to sing the anthem if you clearly don't know one word of the song? Well, either way, thank you Mateusz.

Rolling Stone publisher Jann Wenner has published an extremely long interview with Barack Obama, during which he was asked about Rolling Stone's "specialty," popular music. Turns out the president's rap taste is expanding beyond your grandfather's plain old Jay-Z.

One-armed South African DJ Black Coffee (Nkosinathi Maphumulo), spun records for 60 hours in an attempt to break the Guinness World Record, which will be decided next month. Maphumulo said of the event: "At some stage I held back tears."

The Karaoke World Championships are over! An American telephone engineer, Edward Pimentel won over the audience, receiving the the most fan votes for a prestigious prize of one million Russian dumplings. The judges chose two Finns for first place.

Aretha Franklin is amazing—haven't you heard? Case in point: here's a mashup of Franklin's recent appearance on PBS for a fundraiser, put together by fourfour's Rich Juzwiak. Inside, talk of cheesesteaks, Franklin's grandmother, Patti LaBelle, PBS, and more!

The latest star in the rap game is none other than P-Nut, a 7-year-old prodigy from Memphis. He hasn't hit double digits, but P-Nut's got a video about a girl he likes, called "You Might Be The One." Watch inside.

The Karaoke World Championships are under way right now in Russia! Singers from around the world have gathered for three days of intense competition, but only one person will leave Moscow with the first prize of one million dumplings.

Eddie Fisher, the popular 1950's crooner, died Wednesday in California at age 82. Besides his successful music career, Fisher was married to Elizabeth Taylor, Connie Stevens and Debbie Reynolds. He and Reynolds were actress Carrie Fisher's parents.

If you can't sing in foreign languages, your best bet...is to meow? And boy, can these boys meow. This is one of those videos you just HAVE to send to your parents.

It's so cute when action stars, who were popular a decade ago, make a multi-cultural-themed album that sounds like it should have come out when they were last relevant, but was in fact released mid-2005.