As he recently proved on his breathtaking cover of Black Sabbath's 'Iron Man,' William Shatner has some impressive pipes. Now, he tackles Queen's karaoke classic 'Bohemian Rhapsody' in a truly bizarre music video.
In news that should go a long way toward reaffirming Middle America's vision of Silicon Valley as a place full of silly people with too much money and not enough common sense, hip-hop legend and honorary 'Addams Family' member MC Hammer has started his own search engine, the oddly-named WIREDoo.
If you're old enough to remember the 'Police Academy' movies, you might recognize Michael Winslow, a.k.a. 'The Man of 10,000 Sound Effects,' as Sgt. 'Motor Mouth' Jones, the officer who, well, made a lot of sound effects with his mouth. And if you love Led Zeppelin, you're going to want to watch his amazing cover of 'Whole Lotta Love.'
It's anti-bullying week at 'Sesame Street' and everyone's favorite Muppets are speaking to the importance of treating everyone with kindness and respect.
To commemorate the occasion, rock legend Elvis Costello stopped by the Street to share the story of the time a mean old monster came along and kept him from counting to 10.
After more than 20 years and nearly 500 episodes, the Simpsons have seen and done just about anything you can think of (much to the chagrin of the 'South Park' kids).
In fact, in their ongoing quest to make fun of anything and everything, our favorite Springfield residents have occasionally managed to predict the future. Here are just a few surprising examples.
In the biggest comic book crossover since Eminem crossed paths with the Punisher, the guys from KISS are meeting up with Archie and the gang from Riverdale High.
The four-part series won't begin until November 30, but you don't have to wait until then to get a good look -- 'Archie Meets KISS' has debuted its very own trailer, and you can watch it now.
Britney Spears is addressing body image issues head-on through a series of before-and-after airbrushed photos commissioned to help educate schoolchildren about the unrealistic physical expectations created by the media. (And, uh, Britney Spears' videos.)
It was impressive enough that Taylor Swift booked a four-night run of sellout performances at L.A.'s Staples Center. Then she went and added surprise cameos from Justin Bieber and Jason Mraz, who each popped up for unannounced duets. Sunday night marked the end of Taylor's Staples residency, and she had yet another surprise special guest for her fans: Ellen DeGeneres.
Lady Gaga has earned her rep for lighting up the red carpet with splashy awards show ensembles, and during the leadup to this year's MTV VMAs, the network promised more of the same with a #whatwillgagawear Twitter hashtag.
As it turns out, the VMAs were opened by none other than her sideburned alter ego, Jo Calderone, who started things off by launching into a profane tirade about the end of his relationship with ... Lady Gaga.
Jim Carrey raised a lot of eyebrows yesterday when he posted a bizarre video love letter to Emma Stone -- and he seems to have started a miniature trend in the bargain.
Not to be outdone in the "hopefully fake and wildly inappropriate public expressions of affection" department, comedienne Kathy Griffin has posted her own video. The object of her desire? None other than Justin Bieber.