Music Video of the Day: The Prisoner-themed duo Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling -- named after the show's thirteenth episode -- only play songs inspired by Patrick McGoohan's criminally short-lived cult TV show.
Their video for "Episode 1 - Arrival" is a shot-for-shot remake of The Prisoner's opening sequence, and is one of 17 planned videos -- one for each
Here We Go Again? of the Day: 14-year-old Lexi St. George, the latest pop music product to roll off the Ark Music Factory assembly line, was "discovered" by CEO Patrice Wilson at a shopping mall casting call sponsored by GMA.
That's right: Patrice Wilson -- the man responsible for inflicting a second Black Plague on unsuspecting Earthicans -- was hired by Good Morning Am
Music Video of the Day: It almost didn't happen, but now it has: 24 hours ahead of the street date for his first LP in five years, "Weird Al" Yankovic drops the visuals for his controversial Lady Gaga parody "Perform This Way."
All proceeds from the song and music video will be donated to the Human
Music Video of the Day: Nearly six months after an unfinished cut leaked onto the web, Kanye West finally released the official version of his "Monster" video.
Directed by Jake Nava, the non-misogynistic "art piece" features cameos from Jay-Z, Nicki Minaj, and Rick Ross. Bon Iver's Justin Vernon does not appear in the video, despite his vocal contribution to the song.
(NSFW, Kanye West.)
Earworm of the (Fri)Day: Tonje Langeteig -- Norway's answer to Rebecca Black (who the hell asked?) -- doesn't want to be a crappy housewife, but she's more than okay with being a crappy everything else.
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Music Video of the Day: Shia LaBeouf -- who's apparently a music video director now? -- provides the visuals for Kid Cudi's Man on the Moon II cut, Marijuana.
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