A new documentary about Hole drummer Patty Schemel revealed some rare vintage footage of Kurt Cobain, Courtney Love and their daughter Frances Bean. In it, we see what seems like an unfinished duet between Cobain and Love, as well as footage of Cobain playing around with baby Bean. Check out the video below.
Feist‘s new music video for “Bittersweet Melodies” is a bunch of bittersweet memories. Featuring Argentine photographer Irina Werning‘s famous photo project Back To The Future, the video is more of a slideshow with a few bits of video thrown in. It’s actually a perfect combination. Check it out.
It’s been two months since we first heard that the colorful pop singer Katy Perry would be hitting the screen in 3D. Well, guess what, there’s already a trailer. Katy Perry’s Part Of Me is due out Fourth of July weekend. The trailer recently hit the web, and from the looks of it, the concert movie is exactly what we expected it would be. Check it out.
So, The Fray took on “The Star-Spangled Banner” at the NCAA title game yesterday and everyone is calling it a dreadful performance, including us. Folks beware, the video you’re about to see will make you squirm.
Tenacious D are getting back together. That’s not opinion, that’s fact. Jack Black and Kyle Gass are set to release The Rize of the Fenix on May 15, which will be the first album in sex years from Tenacious D. As an album trailer, the comedy troupe decided to put together a short parody video that features several famous celebrities including Val Kilmer.
Madonna‘s new music video “Girl Gone Wild” features plenty of wild boys dancing around in sky-high heels. The new video is reminiscent of her 1990 video “Vogue“; both are shot in black-and-white, and feature an all-male cast of dancers. Watch “Girl Gone Wild” below.
This week Rihanna gave another excuse for her collaboration with Chris Brown, Myspace announced a web series starring singer-songwriter Andrew W.K., and The Shoes released a music video featuring actor Jake Gyllenhaal. Time to catch up on some music news…
The world just got a little bit smaller. Disney songwriter Robert B. Sherman, famous for penning the well-known tune “It’s a Small World After All” died yesterday, March 5, in London. He was 86-years-old.
The new Gorillaz music video will have you reconsidering the toast you had breakfast this morning. In a creative and, might we add, cartoonish kind-of-way, the English group put together a very animated music video for their latest track “Do Ya Thing” featuring James Murphy and Andre 3000. Watch the official music video below.
