Hard-living Memphis garage-rock hellion Jay Reatard—real name Jimmy Lee Lindsey Jr.—is dead at 29. He was found in his bed early this morning, and Memphis police are investigating.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the future: in 2010, you can play the piano on YouTube. Truly, it's a brave new world, and I think we can all agree that it is time to shut Science down. We're done here.

What is happening in the "art world" these days? Well, Wu-Tang's RZA is remixing 'Washington Crossing the Delaware' in typical Wu style (buy now!), in addition to directing his first movie. Biggest art thing since that dead shark! Wu-reminisce, below.

Nick Jonas wanted to go solo for a change, and his new band—Nick Jonas & The Administration—is the result. Tonight, Jonas performed the title track of his upcoming album, Who I Am, on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon

The "God Hates Fags" people, Westboro Baptist Church in Kansas, have turned their soul-eating hatred on Lady Gaga, to hilarious effect. Their parody of the bisexual glam-pop star's megahit "Poker Face" goes like this: "You pissed off God, you'll see what he's got... You ain't God... God hates you... You got a whorish face, it's a whorish face."

Andrew WK: he is an actual human, named Andrew Wilkes-Krier. But he is also a piece of performance art whose persona was in part designed by others. This seems to confuse a lot of people! Including Andrew, sorta?

For those of us who feel a void where the Flavor of Love series once filled our hearts- this video won't do much for you. Looks like we have an early contender for "Worst Video of the Year."

Before the irreplaceable Mae West left this earthly plane, she graced us with her final starring role in Sextette. In a sexually-charged scene at a gym, West redefines the term chickenhawk, flirting with some strapping lads 60 years her junior.

Sam Tsui—a member of the popular College Musical YouTube series—made waves in July with his epic, must-be-seen-to-be-believed Michael Jackson medley. Now, Tsui takes on the Deity of Fierce herself, Lady Gaga—and it rocks.

If Lady Gaga can sample a Boney M disco classic to staggering chart-topping success with Poker Face (that's not her "ma-ma-ma"-ing), who says a random South Indian cover band can't do the same thing?

Well either this is without a doubt the biggest man on earth, or a really tiny drum set. Either way, he is really good at it, regardless of size. It's also probable that he absolutely shreds on the ukulele.

It may seem a couple months late, but Spike Lee really takes "remembrance montages" to a whole new level in this music video. Despite the Michael Jackson media overload, this is a really beautiful tribute to the King of Pop.

Yes, this song definitely is cheesy—and Karen's super-skinny body is definitely depressing— but despite that, the song resonates for those who are apart from loved ones today.

Merry Christmas comedy nerds! All your favorite stand ups come together to spread the word about world hunger.

Oh yeah, here it is: the Christmas song that everyone loves to hate on. You know what, though? It's a pretty sweet little holiday song. Play on!

There aren't nearly enough Eastern European pop stars in the United States. Well Valentine Strikalo is FED. UP. He may not have the best grasp of the English language, but he's gonna get Timbaland to make him famous, dammit.

Who doesn't associate Christmas with the beautiful face of irish rock legend—and drinking extrodinaire— Shane MacGowan? Kirsty McColl joins in this song is a beautiful folk ballad dedicated to our fair city at Christmastime.

Like your holiday cheer served up alongside thrashing death-metal? These prankster travel around, singing carols at various locations— giving those watching the show quite the surprise when the song gets to the chorus.

Maura Johnston and Christopher Weingarten have completed the most painful listicle of all: F2K, a list of the worst songs of a decade of pain. Number one with a bullet, everyone! (Mayer wuz robbed!)

Serge Gainsbourg was a musical pioneer, a harrasser of Whitney Houston, and a French legend. His home in Paris also has a TON of graffiti on it. Here's an amazing timelapse of that graffiti over the past five years.