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5 Songs That Tell You What To Do, As Inspired By Robyn & The Lonely Island
By Carrie Wittmer in Music / 610 views
Remember when we could just listen to music? Now pop music is turning into a bubbly, colorful little empire. In the spirit of The Lonely Island’s new song, “Go Kindergarten” featuring Robyn and Sean Combs and Paul Rudd doing every single thing the song tells them what to do — from raising a glass to having a baby on the dance floor — here are some of the songs that probably inspired “Go Kindergarten” and have us concerned for humanity.
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Happy Birthday Robyn: We’re Celebrating With A Gallery Of Musicians Calling Their Girlfriends
By Kat George in Music / 1951 views
Today is Robyn's birthday, and in honor of the "Call Your Girlfriend" singer, we've got a gallery full of music videos featuring pop stars well, calling their girlfriends. Enjoy!
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The Greatest Acrobatic Moments In Rock History
By Jimmy Chen in Music / 1189 views
Musical acuity has always been augmented by stage presence, which some gloriously bring to a new level. Rock music took the stage and incorporated their own theatrics, a contemporary physical opera of sorts. In the throes of passion, with the help of a deftly timed camera, these musicians are forever frozen in a moment of near transcendence.
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Why Prince Is My Favorite Feminist
By Whitney Weiss in Music / 202 views
As Prince is a living legend who can play dozens of instruments, clearly he sets the bar high when it comes to musicianship and collaborators. So for him to make a conscious choice to work with female musicians and also sing about their prowess while also acknowledging misogyny is amazing. It makes me love him almost as much as I did when I heard "Little Red Corvette" for the first time.
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Everything I Learned From Mariah Carey
By Jillian Denning in Music / 1389 views
With her recent run on American Idol and the success of her newest song "#Beautiful" (more on the title later), Mariah is back on the public’s radar. She never left mine. Here are a few things Mariah Carey taught me.
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The Woman I’ve Always Longed To Be: Sarah Blasko’s New Video For “All Of Me”
By Bec Varcoe in Music / 2415 views
Sarah Blasko's video for her new single, "All Of Me", almost makes you forget about the way in which female nudity or sexuality must always be exploited, scandalized and scrutinized.
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Gold Dust Woman: 6 Other Occasions When Courtney Love Behaved Completely Normally
By Whitney Weiss in Music / 525 views
This past week, a well-adjusted Courtney Love snuck onto the deck at Montauk's Surf Lodge, picked up a microphone, and with the accompaniment of an equally well-adjusted guitarist, played a short set of songs that included a Fleetwood Mac cover. But for some reason, her past bad behavior tends to precede her... and also make it difficult for people to think of her as anything other than batshit crazy. In defense of one's ability to change, as a reminder of her finer moments, and because Hole is about to go on tour, here are other occasions when Courtney Love behaved completely normally.
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The 5 Worst Celebrity Musical Crossovers
By Melia Rayner in Music / 324 views
Every actor, athlete, or failed reality star seems to have had a crack at a musical career. As a cautionary tale for Sophia Grace and her ilk, here are some of the worse attempts at celebrity musical crossovers.
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20 Amazing (and Occasionally Surprising) Music Video Cameos
By Whitney Weiss in Music / 3513 views
Here are 20 amazing (and occasionally surprising) other music video cameos.
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The Top 20 Music Videos Directed By Famous Filmmakers
By John Roebuck in Music / 11452 views
For the music video aficionado there are probably more appropriate examples of the art form than the ones listed here, but this list isn’t tackling the daunting task of singling out the greatest music videos of all time. This list is the Top Twenty Music Videos Directed By Famous Filmmakers.
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