Louisiana rapper Lil Boosie—who's already serving a ten-year jail sentence on drug and gun charges—has now also been hit with a first degree murder charge. Just one murder? Well, maybe not just one.

Remember when I told you that Bill O'Reilly was obsessed with Lady Gaga? I wasn't kidding! Tonight, O'Reilly again pleaded to Gaga to appear on his show, said whiskey was allowed, and called Miley Cyrus a "Gaga wannabe." Video inside.

Miley Cyrus knows she doesn't sound good live... so why does she insist on subjecting us to it? Tonight, Cyrus closed the MMVAs with a half-naked, breathy, shrieking rendition of "Can't Be Tamed," complete with a tribal theme! Video inside.

Tonight's MuchMusic Video Awards (like Canada's VMAs, but worse/younger) are ripe with awkwardness. First, Miley Cyrus attempted to introduce Drake while bitching about her cue cards. Then, Drake refused to start his performance after a technical mishap. Video inside.

Oh. My. God. If you're easily disturbed, this video—in which a mother enlists her two young sons to help with a raunchy-as-hell amateur video to Yo Gotti's "5 Star Chick"—is not for you. Otherwise, come on in!

On the Late Show, Paul Schaffer asks Miley if she ever fakes it on stage. Her response? "Uh, no. YouTube me cause half the comments are like "she sounds like crap!'" Who knew Miley Cyrus was so self-aware?

Nerdgasm! This basically epitomizes cool: a Japanese man named Hikakin uploaded a video today in which he beatboxes the music from Super Mario. Who knew you could rock out to a video game soundtrack? The sure to amaze video, inside.

Blues music is built on shattered dreams and broken hearts. This is why someone must make Cablevision CEO Jimmy Dolan happy ASAP. It's the only way he'll stop recording terrible vanity blues albums!

Sometimes it's nice to put down the chalice, for once, and realize that Bob Marley was not the second coming of Jesus, or a hippie, for Chrissake. He was a flawed man! A new biography tells us just how flawed.

Drake, the most popular rapper in the country, was supposed to play a free concert in New York on the day his new album was released. Also playing that concert: Hanson. See if you can guess what happened! (A riot.)

The not-terribly-gay-friendly former Soviet state is happy to have Elton John do a concert in Minsk, so long as he's not too gay about it. They government has requested footage of past concerts to make sure it's not too swishy.

Slash and company played a show in Milan when a rogue fan ran from backstage and nearly took out Slash! The guitar was damaged, but the musician was unharmed. Slash grabbed another axe and finished out the song.

This morning in Johannesburg, R. Kelly performed "Sign of a Victory" to open the 2010 World Cup. The number includes Kelly dropping to his knees, lyrics about global warming, and—of course—autotune. In other words, it's pure gold.

When Kid Rock introduced Reba during last night's CMT Awards, the crowd was surprised to see Kenan Thompson walk onstage singing a country song, dressed in a green dress and red wig. That is, until the real Reba showed up.

The Melvins have oddly made the Billboard Top 200 for the first time in 26 years.

Are you an up-and-coming young musician looking to "make it" in the shoddy remains of the "music industry?" Well I hope you rap very much about McDonald's, Pepsi, and/ or Coca-Cola, the only remaining entities who can "discover artists."

Lady Gaga premiered her "Alejandro" music video (directed by Steven Klein) today and, while its nine-minute runtime is comparable to the video for "Telephone," the similarities end there. Military! Sex! Military Sex! The highly stylish video, and initial reaction, inside.

Marvin Isley, bass player for The Isley Brothers, died last weekend at the age of 56 after suffering years of diabetes-related poor health. He once won millions of dollars from Michael Bolton in a plagiarism lawsuit, which is great. R.I.P.

Finally, a Barack Obama conspiracy theory for the rest of us! Everyone from Tea Partiers to hip hop message boards thinks Obama was an extra in the music video for Tag Team's single "Whoomp (There It Is)".

The Internet is full of parody videos of Lady Gaga's "Telephone," but there wasn't one starring a baby. Until now! Watch as this diva-in-training galavants around with a gaggle of dancers—and even her own similarly aged love interest.