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Kiss' biggest chart hit, 'Beth,' has been re-imagined as a '70s-style dramedy in a hilarious video complete with actors playing the role of Peter Criss and a nagging wife imploring him to leave a recording session -- because dinner is getting cold and the kids are driving her crazy.

People that know how to have fun have a knack of brightening up any situation and who needs that better than students studying their butts off. Enter some of Syracuse University's finest with their own music video set to Pharrell's aptly titled 'Happy'.

MTV may not play music videos anymore, but Fall Out Boy haven't forgotten about the art of adding a compelling visual component to a song. In fact, they've filmed a video for every track on their latest album, 'Save Rock and Roll' -- and the newest clip features a cameo from Tommy Lee as Satan.

James Franco and Seth Rogen have collaborated on a new project that is 'bound' to have everyone talking.

Far be it from us to encourage one more rock star to try and lure fans into buying two copies of a new album, but David Bowie seems to have gone all out for 'The Next Day Extra,' the newly expanded reissue of his recent 'The Next Day' LP.

Listen, this video makes no sense and has cats licking dinosaurs and is awesome, so you should watch it.

John Fogerty's newly recorded version of his classic 'Almost Saturday Night,' featuring country star Keith Urban, was one of the highlights of his recently released 'Wrote a Song for Everyone' collection. Now, thanks to Fogerty fans worldwide, it has a video.

We'll need to wait until Sept. 17 to wrap our ears around Elvis Costello's full-length collaboration with the Roots. But in the meantime, we can at least savor the set's first taste.

Metallica has been rocking for over twenty five years now, and though some of their more recent albums aren't that good, they still know how to put on a show. Their concert film 'Metallica Through the Never' should be a good ride, and this latest trailer shows off the music, and the strange approach to the material.

'Valentine's Day' in July? When you're David Bowie, not even the calendar can tell you what to do.

The images used to create the nearly nine-minute-long Black Sabbath video for 'God Is Dead?' come from a wide range of places. Little new footage was shot for the just-released clip. Instead director Peter Joseph borrowed from his previous works and archival Sabbath footage.

Want a fresh, new look at 'World War Z'? Tons of chaotic footage from the summer zombie flick has been released in -- of all places -- the latest music video from British rock band Muse.