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Gnarls Barkley getting their flea on:

Gnarls Barkley "Gone Daddy Gone" video

The newest video from the Gnarls Barkley album, "Gone Daddy Gone"

With an all-star cast including Kid-n Play, Kwame and Clark Kent:

Eric Dolphy annd his quintet in Berlin, on August 30, 1961:

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Nelly Furtado's brand spanking new video for "Say It Right," Nelly's third single from the Loose album. Timbaland watches approvingly as Nelly Furtado earns some extra money landing helicopters.

New video for Eminem's "You Don't Know" with Mr. Mathers alongside 50 Cent and Lloyd Banks.. and Cashis. The crew goes for a Silence of the Lambs motif with Eminem in the Hannibal Lecter role..

80's P-Funk with Mike Hampton and Blackbird Mcknight in full effect.

Howard and Jon Stewart savor the moment, a day after the glorious election results.

Diddy and Christina Aguilera rock over a Just Blaze beat for "Tell Me," the latest video from Diddy's all-star ghostwriting jamboree "Press Play." Anybody know who wrote this one for him?

Lloyd Banks teams up with Keri Hilson (and a bunch of other unidentified, objectified females) for the "Help" video, unfortunately not a remake or interpolation of the Beatles tune.

One more post in honor of the election results:

General Electric helps the modern housewife with the drudgery of throwing out food scraps with their new garbage disposal. This film has some amazing slow motion photography of food being ground to bits in the disposal.

Very nicely done, all-star video tribute to Johnny Cash in the form of a video for "God's Gonna Cut You Down." Featuring Iggy Pop, Kanye West, The Rolling Stones, Johnny Depp, Corinne Bailey RaePatti Smith, Red Hot Chili Peppers, U2, New York from Flavor of Love, Jay-Z and Justin Timberlake and 238 other people.

Gwen Stefani joins the burgeoning Weird-Pop movement with her new video "Wind It Up." The Sound-of-Music themed "Wind It Up" track was produced by Weird-Pop pioneers the Neptunes, and confirms once again that I'd much rather watch Gwen Stefani doing a bunch of random silliness than see Fergie doing the same.

Shakira 's video for "Illegal," a bland pop ballad spiced up by a video that apparently enacts Shakira's fantasy of a love affair with Black boxing legend Jack Johnson.

Snoop teams up with R Kelly for the "That's That" video, from Snoop's Blue Carpet Treatment album.

Let's see.. the standards shots of Snoop and R Kelly riding in their fancy car? Check. The standard shots of Snoop and R Kelly posturing in front of a backdrop? Check. The standard assortment of unidentified and unclothed females? Check. Looks like we've got all the rap video cliches covered.

Pimp C talking some sense to his Houston peers in the "Knocking Down Doors" video. I've got nothing bad to say about this one.

Part 1 of the latest South Park saga, in which Cartman talkes desperate measures to get his hands on the NIntendo Wii

Part two of the latest South Park adventure featuring Cartman in a desperate search for the Nintendo Wii that leads him to get frozen solid and trapped 500 years in the future, where he must survive a war between the tribes of extremist atheists that now run the galaxy.

Late on this, but damn impressive. Via straightbangin Aries Spears kicks a freestyle impersonating rappers LL Cool J, DMX, Jay-Z, and Snoop Dogg.

Ouch. CNN American Morning plays the Microsoft Zune like a sucker, along with the NY Times' Andrew Ross Sorkin.. I'm no ipod fan but heir anti-zune gripes are pretty convincing.

This sort of clip just doesn't seem complete without the MST3K guys at the bottom of the screen..

Ah yes, the "I Wanna Love You" Snoop Dogg and Akon deliver the tried and true formula, anonymous objectified females crosscut with dudes lyp-synching in front of random backdrops. The well that never runs dry.

Sly Stone interviewed by San Francisco reporter Jan Yanahiro.. can anyone pinpoint a year for this? 1978?

The trailer for the next Harry Potter movie, "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," camcorder style but pretty clear. Which one is this, the fifth? Is that the one where Ron and Hermione get killed? Oh wait, no that's in book seven (I got th4e advance copy).

Matt Hughes goes down to a 2nd round TKO against Georges St. Pierre at UFC 65. St. Pierre takes the UFC welterweight title in a bit of an upset over one of the all-time greats in Matt Hughes.. not the best quality video here but watchable (until it gets taken down, any minute now)

UFC 65 :: Hughes vs. St. Pierre, Rd. 2 TKO

Ludacris and Mary J Blige team up for the "Runaway Love" video, in which Luda portrays some sort of ninja who sneaks into Michael Rapaports house to catch him abusing his daughter. I like seeing Ludacris getting serious for a minute, hope the "grown man rap" movement keeps spreading.

Nas premiered the video ast ngiht for his new album's title track, "Hip-Hop is Dead." I wasn't feeling this beat at first, but I've learned to tolerate it. Meanwhile the vocals are so heavily edited here, it gets downright comical: "[censored] [censored] [censored] Brazilian dimes [censored] [censored], [censored] [censored] [censored] Brazilian dimes [censored] [censored]..."

Not mad at the video though, I'm down to join his underground hip-hop army. Is that Papoose at the end?

Tragically interrupted my Mike Douglas and his closing credits, just as Jose Feliciano steps up to share the mic with Chaka, but still a cool clip: