Radiohead

We were all thinking it, right? While the entire world was watching Lance Armstrong in his no holds barred interview with Oprah, aka America's nosy mother, we had no idea he was singing one of Radiohead's most popular hits.

Eight-bit video games like Super Mario Bros. and Tetris had pretty catchy and memorable soundtracks. But did you ever think what it would sound like if more traditional pieces of music -- say the classic Radiohead albums 'OK Computer' and 'Kid A' -- got the eight-bit audio treatment?

Comedian Patrice O'Neal passed away Tuesday at the age of 41 due to complications from a stroke he had suffered in October. To celebrate the life of a very funny man who brought laughter to many, check out this hilarious riff O'Neal did on "white people music" -- specifically the Radiohead song 'Creep' -- during a radio interview.

Recently, two rare 1986 recordings from Radiohead's early days surfaced online. The two songs -- 'Girl (in the Purple Dress)' and 'Everybody Knows' -- were recorded six years before the band's full-length debut album 'Pablo Honey' was released.

When we last checked in with Jim Carrey, he was declaring his love for Emma Stone in a creepy but hilarious video. So it was probably appropriate that Carrey sung 'Creep,' Radiohead's ode to awkward longing, when he crashed New York City club Arlene’s Grocery's Friday karaoke party.

YouTuber OHADI22 is the organizer of what is probably the largest cover band in the history of the world, containing 32 individuals and four ensembles, by our count. And awesomely, each contributor to this rendition of Radiohead's 'Paranoid Android' lives in a different part of the world -- most of them have probably never even seen each other's faces, let alone convened for a jam session. Read Mo