Tag: YouTube Delights (21-30 of 175)

Jun 21 2012 12:56 PM ET

See a video of 13-year-old Shakira singing 'Magia'

If you had access to a time machine, would you A) go back to 1980 and buy a bunch of Apple shares, B) inadvertently seduce your mother and sort of invent rock ‘n’ roll, or C) catch a glimpse of 13-year-old Shakira performing her first single?

If you went with option Shakira, then you might be Perez Hilton, who dug up a video of just that. The vintage clip features the now-35-year-old Colombian pop star singing “Magia,” which the dedicated can find on her out-of-print 1991 album of the same name. Enjoy:

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Jun 8 2012 11:55 AM ET

Weird guy with weird mustaches goes viral with weird Rihanna lip-sync video: Watch it here -- VIDEO

Who is Mattstache Ferguson, and what does he want from us?

We’re not sure, but here’s what we do know (thanks to his Twitter account): He’s a New Jersey resident, faculty in an American studies/comm department, a history nerd, a “student affairs professional,” and — these last two are probably the most important — a YouTube lip-syncer and facial hair enthusiast.

Intrigued? Of course you are, it’s Friday. See six of his variously facial-haired heads lip-sync Rihanna’s “Where Have You Been” at you in this already-trending clip:
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Jun 7 2012 05:16 PM ET

The Killers' new album 'Battleborn' has a trailer: Watch it here!

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The Killers last released a new album in 2008, when they dropped the woefully underrated Day & Age. (Seriously, go listen to “A Dustland Fairytale” again, and make sure you play it incredibly loud.)

The band took some time off, and frontman Brandon Flowers put out a solo album (which also rules—please cue “Only the Young”), but now they’re back with a new album called Battleborn. The group even delivered a trailer for the album, which is both somewhat silly and phenomenally inspired. Watch it below: READ FULL STORY »

May 29 2012 03:00 PM ET

Beyonce's post-baby concerts: Whitney Houston tribute, Goo Goo Dolls and Lauryn Hill songs

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While you were spending your long weekend sitting in beach traffic, drinking too much, and watching the New York Mets show signs of life only to tank against a team that matters, Beyoncé was taking care of business.

In her first series of shows since the birth of her and husband Jay-Z’s daughter Blue Ivy Carter, The Most Beautiful Woman in the World took the stage at Revel’s Ovation Hall in Atlantic City. Boasting that she had lost 60 pounds since childbirth, Bey was in fighting shape, breezing through four nights of wickedly aggressive modern R&B.

The setting only allowed for Beyoncé, a handful of VIP attendees (including First Lady Michelle Obama and First Daughters Sasha and Malia), and Mrs. Carter’s staggering parade of hits, including “Single Ladies,” “Run the World (Girls),” and a medley of Destiny’s Child classics.

Perhaps the most attention-grabbing moments of the night (outside of that crazy weight-loss revelation) came when she dipped into other artists’ catalogs.

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May 28 2012 11:16 AM ET

Revisit Jimmy Fallon's 'Idiot Boyfriend' video, starring a pre-adorkable Zooey Deschanel

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In a few weeks, Jimmy Fallon will release his new comedy album Blow Your Pants Off. It’s his first release since his 2002 debut The Bathroom Wall, though it’s fair to say that Fallon has had other things to distract him in the past decade, including an attempt at movie stardom and a show designed to keep ?uestlove waist-deep in hair-pick money for years to come.

Fallon’s first album, filled with stand-up bits and enough musically competent comedy tunes to land him on the cover of Spin,  featured the single “Idiot Boyfriend” — a nifty little funk jam with some reasonable punchlines (even if the bit about using cell phones for “long distance” sounds hilariously dated in 2012).

The Music Mix braintrust recently rediscovered the official video for “Idiot Boyfriend,” and who did we find playing Fallon’s love interest? It’s a pre-fame Zooey Deschanel, rocking a platinum mane with no bangs (at some angles, she literally appears to have an entirely different head; New Girl indeed).

By 2002, Deschanel had already done attention-grabbing bits in Almost Famous and The Good Girl, but was still waiting for her big indie breakout (which came in David Gordon Greene’s 2003 drama All the Real Girls) and her mainstream coming-out party in Will Ferrell’s Elf.

Check out the video below, and contemplate a simpler time before (500) Days of Summer, “Tebowie,” and this almost completely incoherent interview. Happy Memorial Day! READ FULL STORY »

May 8 2012 04:55 PM ET

Jimmy Fallon announces star duet partners for 'Blow Your Pants Off' -- Justin Timberlake, Paul McCartney and more

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Rejoice, Music Mix-ers: Jimmy Fallon is making his viral parodies official. As we previously reported, the late-night host/part-time wannabe rock star will be releasing his own album, Blow Your Pants Off, on June 12th.

The album is Fallon’s second, following his 2002 release The Bathroom Wall. This time around, his viral-ready Late Night performances take center stage, with previously heard tracks such as “History of Rap” with Justin Timberlake and the Neil Young-does-Willow Smith “Whip My Hair” with no less a guest than the Boss.

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Apr 24 2012 01:52 PM ET

French presidential candidate borrows Kanye and Jay-Z's 'N--as in Paris' for campaign video

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With the national election getting ready for the long summer slog, we can look forward to a cavalcade of inappropriate song use. (Remember all the musicians who got upset about John McCain using their music during the 2008 campaign? Or when Jackson Browne sued the Republicans? Or earlier this year when Tom Petty asked Michele Bachmann to stop using “American Girl”? Prepare for a whole lot of cease-and-desist letters, Mitt Romney.)

Whatever famous names and songs Romney and Barack Obama end up co-opting for their causes, neither of them will be able to top French presidential candidate François Hollande, who is in the midst of a push towards a run-off vote on May 6 with incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy. In a three-minute spot that plugs Hollande’s support of the Parisian suburbs, he chose Jay-Z and Kanye West’s “N—-s In Paris” as a soundtrack. He even leaves in the wacky Will Ferrell sample.

As a piece of political propaganda, it succeeds, even with lyrical snafus (that “fish filet” line sounds especially goofy in this context). Watch it below. READ FULL STORY »

Apr 23 2012 05:18 PM ET

Vintage footage of unreleased Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love duet surfaces: Watch it here

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In the spirit of Tupac’s resurrection, another ’90s legend has appeared from beyond the grave.

Hit So Hard is a new documentary centering on Hole drummer Patty Schemel, but the movie’s been getting extra attention thanks to scenes containing rare vintage footage of Kurt Cobain, Courtney Love, and their daughter Frances Bean.

The movie has already played at a few festivals and will be showing in select cities soon, but if you’re impatient, a bootleg video has found its way to YouTube.

The clip features Cobain and Love performing an unreleased, apparently unfinished duet charmingly called “Stinking of You,” as well as footage of the new parents horsing around with Frances Bean, who was then just a tiny lil baby. They grow up so fast!

Check it all out in the video below:

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Apr 20 2012 05:08 PM ET

New music from Snoop Dogg, Willie Nelson, Rihanna, and more appear in honor of 4/20

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You may have noticed that Snoop Dogg’s been suspiciously active today. That’s because the rapper, like a number of other like-minded musicians, has a calendar, and it’s telling him that his favorite holiday has arrived.

Yes, there’s been a flurry of 4/20-themed releases surfacing all day, and it seems like Snoop has something do with all of them. The most high-profile offering is “Rollup,” a country collaboration with his braid-bro Willie Nelson, Jamey Johnson, and Kris Kristofferson. You can roll up to Nelson’s official site to give it a listen.

Mr. Dogg also dropped a new song of his own (why, yes, it is called “Stoner’s Anthem”!), a collaboration track with Belly, and a Jamaica-centric 4/20 PSA. Check it all out in the videos below: READ FULL STORY »

Apr 12 2012 01:45 PM ET

Johnny Depp plays guitar on stage with Marilyn Manson for 'Sweet Dreams': Watch it here!

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The guest list for Wednesday night’s Revolver Golden Gods Awards wasn’t particularly glamorous, as it featured mostly stars from the heavy metal community. There was one exception, however, as Johnny Depp — he of Hollywood red carpets and “Sexiest Man in the World” awards — dropped in to share the stage with Marilyn Manson on a run through the band’s first big hit: a cover of Eurythmics’ “Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This).”

Depp began the song on stage at Los Angeles’ Nokia Theater rather incognito, but frontman Manson gave away his special guest. “If you don’t recognize my personal friend, my personal savior, my personal guitar hero, Johnny Depp!” he told the crowd.

Check out “Sweet Dreams” below. READ FULL STORY »

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