Rihanna has a potent, wind-powered imagination in the video for one of her sexiest songs ever, “Kiss It Better.” As she worms around with nothing but black in the background, in her sheerest lingerie, it’s obvious what she’s thinking about is how good it was, physically but not emotionally.
Dangerous baby Ariana Grande is trying super hard to be a sexy infant in the video for “Dangerous Woman.”
It’s already been a banner year for supermodels in music videos—Naomi Campbell for Anohni and, to a far lesser degree, instagal Gigi Hadid for Zayn Malik—but 1992, not to be outdone, comes roaring back with a brand new Massive Attack video featuring longtime friend Kate Moss. Kate!
After teasing us with promises of dancehall nights, wildly flattering bobs and wining for days, Rihanna has released the video for “Work.”
Rihanna is here to get you ready for the freakin’ weekend (ha) with a teaser of the music video for her single, “Work” featuring Drake and Drake’s still-working-for-me beard.
The cutest member of the now essentially defunct boy band One Direction has released the video for his first single, which acts as his preliminary attempt to become a solo act. It features his new girlfriend Gigi Hadid, tears of blood, and some bad emoting.
In the new video for the song, “Kill V. Maim,” from her album Art Angels, Grimes leads a group of subway-inhabiting vampire misfits in a futuristic dystopian city. What exactly inspired Grimes to write the tune? According to Rolling Stone, she described it as being from the perspective of Al Pacino in The Godfather:…
Here’s Rashida Jones’ video for her new single, “Flip and Rewind.” The video, which includes cameos from Jermaine Dupri and Tevin Campbell (among others), is a journey through notable 90s hip-hop and R&B videos. There are references to TLC and Boyz to Men, and Jones apparently used her own high- school dance crew in…
Bear with me, fetuses. It’s story time.
Seriously, Hollywood keeps making weird-ass fairytale movies. And they really ought to take a note from this insane new Taylor Swift video for “Out of the Woods,” which does for fairytales what her “Bad Blood” vid did for action movies.
Paul McCartney, Jon Bon Jovi, Sheryl Crow, Fergie, Colbie Caillat, Natasha Bedingfield, Sean Paul, Leona Lewis, Johnny Rzeznik, Krewella, Angelique Kidjo, Nicole Scherzinger, Kelsea Ballerini, Christina Grimmmie, Victoria Justice, and Q’orianka Kilcher are not going to let global warming win.
In her new video for her new single, “BB Talk,” part of her album Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz, Miley has reached peak Miley. A short career spent trying to shock the world into forgetting about Hannah Montana has led to Miley to this point: dressed like a baby, crawling on the floor, and sucking her toes.
Last week, M.I.A. released “Borders,” a rallying cry for the current refugee crisis. Today, she shared the song’s self-directed video, which shows the singer accompanying refugees as they scale barbed-wire fences, pack themselves on crowded boats and wade through the ocean during their journey.
David Bowie has released a sprawling and creeptastic video for “★,” a track off his upcoming album ★. Yes, he’s spelling “Blackstar” with a symbol because this kind of thing worked so well for Prince in the early ‘90s.
Have you been wondering where exactly the maybe-relationship between Blac Chyna and Future stands? Probably not, but the answer to our non-question has been answered with Future’s new video for “Rich Sex.”
Dark pop virtuoso Alex Winston, gearing up for the release of her second full-length album, just dropped a very fun slasher video for the title track from her recent EP, The Day I Died.
Missy Elliot has made her official return, and it is fucking excellent.
“Say Love” is my favorite song from the JoJo “tringle”—it’s a giant, barnstorming ballad, with a chorus that’s like JoJo calling corners, letting the melody swirl up into the wind—and now it’s got a video, which does a great service to the young women of America by illuminating the struggle of getting a guy with a…
Hello, it’s Adele, with her new single “Hello” and a moody, sepia-toned video. Opening shot: looking out a window filled with dead bugs. Welcome back, Adele!
On Monday night Drake released the video for “Hotline Bling”—his maybe inspired, maybe remixed take on D.R.A.M.’s “Cha Cha.” As he has rather consistently done for the past few years, Drake delivered in the most deliberately viral and Drake-y way: like a huge dork.
