This is just plain odd. Here's a clip from Joaquin Phoenix's I'm Still Here, featuring Phoenix visiting Sean "Diddy" Combs to discuss a record project. Friendly introductory chatter quickly turns to contentious, profanity-filled awkwardness as Combs lectures Phoenix about money.

During one of her recent performances, Lady Gaga saw a fight break out at the front of the stage while she was performing. She shouted to stop the music and broke up the fight on her own. Well played, Gaga!

Evan Roth combined all of the animated gifs that he had saved on his computer into one mega music video, set to a Girl Talk track. How many of these images do you happen to have saved on your computer?

The latest music video from the always-hysterical Reggie Watts has been released for his track "Big Muff." It's pretty simple concept for a video, but definitely isn't shy with its use of psychedelic colors. Check it out after the jump.

Rich Cronin, the lead rap-singer of boy-band LFO—you remember "Summer Girls," right?—died of cancer at age 35. He had been diagnosed with myelogenous leukemia in 2005, and apparently passed away on Wednesday after suffering a stroke.

In this video, Joseph Gordon-Levitt performs a cover of Lady Gaga's hit song "Bad Romance." Although it may just be Gaga in really good drag—it's not like she hasn't done it before!

Hey, advertising jingles are back in fashion! That means fewer once-cool real songs corrupted!

Oy. There really isn't a good way to describe how painful these six minutes are—really. Here are soon-to-be-non-BFFs Abby and Lisa performing "That's My Goal" on this week's X Factor. Oh, also: screaming, swearing, sneering, snarking, and punching!

Besides the depressing fact that Morrissey still makes music, he always gets a pass for making racist remarks just because he's Morrissey. He's back at it in a new interview with Guardian Weekend, where he calls Chinese people "a subspecies."

Jack Tueller is a 90-year-old WWII veteran. In this incredibly poignant video, Tueller recounts a rainy 1944 night when he played a song on his trumpet for an enemy soldier. Little did he know, it may have saved his life.

Do you know who Sydney Dalton is? No? Well, she's a girl who uploaded a video to YouTube of her and her friends ripping Justin Bieber posters from her wall. Now, a crazed Belieber named Hannah has vowed physical revenge.

What, you thought the animated typography video released alongside the hit new single was a real music video? The official music video for Cee-Lo's "F*ck You" features the singer's life as a bitter male that's unlucky in love. Video inside!

Have you seen this music video for Canadian band the Arcade Fire's single "We Used to Wait"? Well, actually, it's not quite a music video—it's a website. But it does some pretty amazing stuff.

Tonight brought us the season finale of Shaq Vs., a show in which Shaquille O'Neal issues challenges to celebrities. This time, it was O'Neal vs. tween sensation Justin Bieber. Video of their dance-off—and O'Neal rapping at Bieber's concert—inside.

Are you a movie buff? A dance buff? A dance movie buff? If so, it's your lucky day: here's a great mashup of some of Hollywood's most famous dance scenes, all set to Kenny Loggins' "Footloose." Watch—and groove—inside.

Singer-teenager-Canadian Justin Bieber and rapper-producer-neurotic Kanye West "dropped" their much-Tweeted-about collaboration with famed rapping chef Raekwon. It's a remix of Bieber's "Runaway Love," for which Kanye recycles a classic RZA beat and Raekwon recycles his old lines. Click to listen!

Beyoncé says that, "A diva is a female version of a hustler." Well, she can take the "female" part out, because this boy is certifiably F-A-B-U-L-O-U-S. Watch as he—plus his fierce outfit/trusty pink sheet—dances like it's nobody's business.

Sarah Palin, taking to Twitter, is furious at mainstream media "sheeple" for calling the major rally in Washington D.C. this weekend "irrelevant." But why is she crediting the rally to famous musical artist Beck instead of Glenn Beck?

Feel like you don't know enough about disco in India in the 1980s? Try reading this.

A fancy shitter that John Lennon had in his home in Tittenhurst Park between 1969-1972 was sold at auction during the Beatles Convention in Liverpool for £9,500 "to a private overseas buyer." Money well spent.