Sex, Drugs, Rock N' Roll

Rihanna likes to bring the controversial. Here's some druggy love for you this lovely Saturday.

Bey Baby News

I loved Beyonce's pregnancy announcement last night at the VMA's so much I just wanted to repost it. Nothing really taboo about it. I just ♥ it.

Cheers to the Freakin' Weekend

And you know there's always something to drink to on the weekend!

Memaids, Experiments, "Yoü And I"

Everyone cried "bored" when Lady Gaga came out with her "Edge of Glory" video a couple months ago. The masses wanted crazy Gaga back and that's surely what you get with "Yoü And I". This is one of my fav songs from her and I must admit I like that she somehow managed to turn a love ballad into a freakshow.

News Spotlight: Hip Hop's Demon Child

While browsing the news today, I can across an MTV article pointing out that Tyler, the Creator thinks his competition for the VMA's Video of the Year "suck". Those would be Adele's "Rolling in the Deep," Beastie Boys' "Make Some Noise," Bruno Mars' "Grenade" and Katy Perry's "Firework." Well, actually he approves of Adele. Anyway, I was amused that someone was actually honest about how they feel about their rivals because artists usually spew that "I'm honored to be nominated with..." crap. Then I watched the video. And I was even a bit more amused and decided I should research him. This video is pretty representative of what he's about-sin, murder, and angst. The only part not apparent is that he also happens to rap a lot about raping women-a whole lot. Because of that, there's no way I'll ever be a "fan". As much as I love filthy, his lyrics are even too much for me. But I do respect the fact he's offering a new approach to hip-hop.

Bwah Ha Ha GaGa

I love Lady Gaga and everything, but her theatrics are becoming a bit comical so this video is genius.

Gaga, Clemons, & Glory

It's nice to see Lady Gaga do a more subdued video for a change. She put aside the theatrics and went for good old fashion dancing and solo shots. Other than the inclusion of recently hospitalized musician Clarence Clemons, there isn't much to it. People are already citing the video as "boring". I guess once you go over the top, no one appreciates simplicity. I find it refreshing. You know the theatrics are one video away people. Please, let's just take this breather.

Rihanna: "Man Down", Controversy Up

Rihanna is catching a lot of flack for her new "Man Down" video. I saw someone post a comment with a good point about why it's ok for violence to be shown in movies, but as soon as a musical artist puts it in a video, it's too much. I give her props for at least going against the grain and tackling a serious issue. And yeah, she looks really hot as usual.

Rihanna & Vibrant Violence

Some color, chains, whips, and rope for you this Saturday afternoon.

Rage Quit: Impossible Game

Nothing more entertaining than a raging, cursing lunatic. This guy takes playing video games very seriously.

Tolerance is Key

Great video and concept by Marsha Ambrosius. Another addition to the recent explosion of gay rights activism and messages. Keep 'em coming.

Rapping Monsters

Kanye West with his buddies and some dark imagery. Why the hell not?

Some Random Weekend Video Fuckery

Yes, anyone can be a YouTube star these days. Make a catchy song about man parts and add some cartooning and you too can be a bonafide recording artist. God bless America!

News: Tracy Morgan's Sport of Choice

Another day, another comedian pissing off an entertainment company. This time it's Tracy Morgan. TNT is not too thrilled about Morgan's shout out to Sarah Palin as "masturbation material" last night. When are these entertainment people gonna learn? If you give a comedian a chance to say something on a live taping, you're probably gonna get a crass, funny joke.

From USA Today: "Did you hear the one about Sarah Palin vs. Tina Fey? Apparently, it was a joke that fell for flat for TNT, as 30 Rock star Tracy Morgan stopped by Inside the NBA to offer his opinion on the attractiveness of Palin against that of his boss, Fey, who repeatedly spoofed the former vice presidential candidate on Saturday Night Live.

Commentators Kenny Smith and Charles Barkely coaxed Morgan into choosing Palin or Fey, and the comedian made his choice while offering up a very, um, colorful reason for why Palin comes out on top. Check out the video to see the full exchange -- and announcer Ernie Johnson's awkward attempt at a segue.

TNT has since issued an apology for Morgan's comments, which sparked controversy on Twitter. "It's unfortunate Mr. Morgan showed a lack of judgment on our air with his inappropriate comments. We apologize for any embarrassment or offense it may have caused," a network spokesperson said."

News Spotlight: Ricky Gervais' Globes Host Roast

The phrase "You'll never work in this town again" could not be more fitting for Ricky Gervais' Hollywood future after his host roast last night at the Golden Globes. Luckily for him, he's British. Gervais took it further than anyone has ever taken it. Remebber a few years ago when Chris Rock hosted the show and got everyone riled up? Well, that was a compliment rant compared to the stabs Gervais took last night. He stabbed everyone--and we're talking about everyone. The obvious choices like Charlie Sheen and Mel Gibson to the more suprising like Angelina Jolie, Johnny Depp, Sandra Bullock, and Scientologists. He even attacked the Foreign Press Association itself and God. He disappeared most of the second half speculating that his act got cut or that he even got fired, but he did show back up. As for the aftermath, Gervais is proud of his performance and has made it clear that even though he is aware he won't be asked to come back, he stands behind every joke. If you missed the telecast, I strongly advise you take a look at some of the digs.

And so lots of articles have been written stating that Gervais was too harsh. To that I say, give me a fucking break. Yes, Gervais was pretty dirty. He got in some low blows. But not only did he warn he was going to take it that far, he did something that needs to be done every once in a while: he didn't participate in ritual celebrity ass kissing. These actors get paid millions of dollars to do an art they love. Of all people, I can appreciate that and think they deserve every penny. But with this money and fame comes an ongoing fascination and ass kissing from the movie industry, fans, and press. Celebrities have become sacred cows who cannot handle someone saying no to them or standing up to them. So you know what? One night of bubble bursting isn't such a bad thing. Most of us get made fun of for free and there are still plenty days left in the year for these people to be worshipped. All hail, Gervais.

Keri Hilson Gyrates

Keri Hilson is playing the vixen card now for her new "The Way You Love Me" video. She has done a good job up until this point of being naturally sexy and not pushing the oversexed R&B singer card too hard, but she has apparently turned a new leaf. Nothing wrong with sex appeal, but this is very over the top and surprising coming from her. All that being said, her body is siiiiiiick in this video.

Happy Gory Thanksgiving

A not so Happy Thanksgiving from Eli Roth.

Some Weekend Hilarity

This is the funniest thing I have seen in a really long time. Fucking hilarious.

Mya Bragging About the Goodies

Sexy dancing machine Mya saying what all the girls say, but at least the dancing and artistry of the video are good. Tap scene at the end--good stuff. Here's a throwback to her 2003 single "My Love is Like...Wo."

A Halloween Carol: Marilyn and Tim

In the spirit of Halloween, here is Marilyn Manson's version of "This is Halloween" for Tim Burton's "The Nightmare Before Christmas." Very few things or people in life are scarier than Marilyn Manson.