Music

After more covers, tributes, spoofs and tongue-in-cheek parodies than we could possibly count, Gotye's 'Somebody That I Used to Know' gets a much-needed shot of testosterone in a rollicking heavy metal version. Finally!

Songstress Adele may be incredible and have two multi-platinum albums, but, let's face it, 'Rolling in the Deep' has been played to death. But here's a version of the hit song by a soulful pooch that even ear-weary Adele fans will love. You've never heard it like this before, guaranteed.

It seems that a new parody of Gotye's massive international hit 'Somebody That I Used To Know' comes out every ten seconds, and quite frankly, they tend to be very hit or miss (mostly miss). What's more is that people love to use the song as a medium for complaining about changes that they don't like in things that they used to like. Granted, the melody of the song does purvey a mournful, nostalgi

Let's face it -- dubstep isn't for everybody. But last week we saw a pretty neat a capella cover of a Skrillex song that just about anybody can enjoy. And now we have vocal contortionist Thomas Middleditch's imitation of the notorious dubstep "drop" that is sure to make you smile. Check it out.

LMFAO's 'Sexy and I Know It' is a song ripe for parody. But the latest group to spoof the party rockers' hit come from a fairly unexpected place. They're the Peterson Farm Bros., who work for Peterson Farm and Livestock in Assaria, Kansas. Listen to the boys promote the agricultural lifestyle in 'I'm Farming and I Grow It.'

If you think your regular old album covers are cool, you haven't seen those same album covers in motion. The latest cool Tumblr blog, created by someone who calls himself Mr. Dormouse, animates album covers to be eye-catching or interesting or just plain silly. Watch these album covers come to life!

During an appearance on 'David Letterman' last week, Justin Bieber wouldn't say if he would vote for Barack Obama or Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential election. (Of course, he doesn't actually get to make that decision, as the 18-year old is a citizen of Canada and not the United States.) Nevertheless, one of the two candidates is still working hard to nail down Bieber's endorsement. Watch Bara

We're not sure if it's because of his unprecedented side-swooped hair style, or his music's ability to make Kramer convulse, but, gosh, the kids love Skrillex. The dubstep king's songs garner ten of millions of hits on YouTube even though most inhabitants of earth would find his sound confusing, if not downright scary. And now there is a video of a Dutch choir covering his hit 'Bangarang' a cappel

Keith Apicary is a character created by comedian Nathan J. Barrett. The rabid video game fanboy is known for YouTube clips featuring the hilarious mischief he makes at video game and comic book conventions. In a new video from Flo Rida (who is a character created by musician Tramar Dillard), Apicary takes a trip down to Miami Beach and gets the VIP treatment at the local clubs. Watch Apicary get d

Now this is a cool video. In just four minutes and eight seconds Eytan and The Embassy, along with a crew of at least 12 others, were able to set a world record with eighteen costume changes in this video for the song 'Everything Changes.' Oh, and no edits. Yeah, that's nuts!

Although wedding couples dancing to Michael Jackson songs are common, we haven't come across many making wedding proposals with the help of the late "King of Pop." Enter Craig Jones, who recently proposed to his girlfriend Allison using a flash mob in New York's Bryant Park to the Michael Jackson classic 'The Way You Make Me Feel.'

Another day, another "Call Me Maybe" cover. After the sexy women of the Miss America pageant, now its the turn of some barely-dressed men. Controversial clothing line Abercrombie & Fitch decided to get in on the cover act by doing a music video featuring their sexy male models. Shirtless, of course.

As if British singer-songwriter and musical sensation Adele doesn't have enough to be happy about, it's time to add another title to go in her already lengthy biography: that of a life-saver.

It appears that the anti-fans of rock group Nickeback have reason to be cheering today. There's a new Facebook link floating around that allows you to identify which of your friends "likes" the immensely-detested group on the social network site. As if that weren't enough, technology proves yet again to be a grand service to the human race. After sifting through the users who are fans of

Celebrity obsession is something that happens all the time in our culture, especially when it comes to teen icons such as Miley Cyrus. Heck, there are TV shows devoted to it. However, this guy took it to a new level, covering parts of his body with 15 tattoos dedicated to the 19-year-old superstar.