Justin Timberlake is back, y'all! While this isn't "new" news, it's my first song highlight in a while so it has to be JT. This is not my favorite work by the pop "legend," but it is enjoyable — and this lyric video is stunning.
Yes, this is an old song from Bob Dylan. That aside, the above video happens to showcase a rebooted version for a good cause, Amnesty International, by none other than Miley Cyrus. Girlfriend may have a lot of haters but I <3 the newly engaged starlet and think she totally rocks this song (it seriously shows off her vocal chops, peeps). P.S. She also totally rocks this hairstyle (so, shut up already) ↓
Michael Bublé is a musical genius... at least, I think so. Enjoy probably one of the best versions of this Christmas song ever. Then click below to buy the whole, incredible holiday album. For real. It's awesome.
Purchase "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" through iTunes HERE.
Yes, I know many of you out there are totally sick of T. Swift right now (and I suppose I can understand that...). That said, I love this song and especially its music video — it speaks to millions of mornings around the world and is awesome. 'Nuf said.
Artist: Beyoncé
Click here to purchase the song through iTunes.
**This pick is in honor of Beyoncé's recent pregnancy reveal - my fave song on her new album remains "Love on Top," so I highly suggest downloading that one as well.
Artist: Pitbull (Feat. Marc Anthony)
Download the song through iTunes here.
P.S. This music video doesn't quite do it for me but I absolutely love the song. Marc Anthony has the coolest voice, I truly wish he put out music more often.
Okay, so I know I just did one of these not too long ago but this week has been insane (I am now officially in Chicago!) and this song has been getting me through it. Enjoy:
Artist: Matt Nathanson Download the song through iTunes here.
Since (professional) tennis season is in full swing (and Glee'sDianna Agron led me to this jem), enjoy a lovely, upbeat music video — and some tennis action — from Dragonette (who I love!) and Martin Solveig.
For her latest single release, "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)," off last summer's Teenage Dream, Katy Perry has gone the extra mile when it comes to promotion, creating an entire persona for the vid in the form of Terry (it includes custom Facebook and Twitter accounts!).
My thoughts? Utterly genius. Through her alter ego, Perry is exposing an outrageous version of her childhood. I mean, who in our generation didn't love JTT (he was, like, the Justin Bieber of the nineties) and dance around to Hanson's "MMMBop"? Maybe some of you did not but I, for one, did and Terry had me cracking up (not to mention extremely jealous that she got Hanson to be in the video). Check out the music video below, also featuring appearances from Corey Feldman, Kenny G, Glee's Kevin McHale and Darren Criss, Rebecca Black and Debbie Gibson.
In Britney Spears' newest music video, directed by the "mastermind" behind Lady Gaga's "Telephone," it's almost impossible not to notice the blatant (and shameless) product placement.
Now, I think product placement is generally a brilliant idea and have come to expect it in feature films, but in music videos? For one, it's not a lot of screen time to deal with, so to truly place something well, it's bound to be obvious (and, need I say, distracting).
Did you spot the products? If not, I'll tell you those that I noticed (to name a few): Radiance, Paris Makeup (this one's fuzzy because I couldn't get a good look), PlentyOfFish and Sony. Were you able to spot more?