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If you've come to believe that most UMG rap/pop videos over the past few years were part of a stealth campaign to sell Beats By Dre headphones, well, duh.

Gizmodo has a fantastic article about how the cable/audio manufacter Monster came together with Beats By Dre to make lots of headphones and lots of money, only to then get left in the dust to an awful business deal. 

Worth reading and posting here for a few key reasons:

Somewhere there is a Broadway Danny Rose for albinos. Or, maybe he can try Hip Hop Video Models.

Are you albino? Then I want you in my video. Email: [email protected]

— JARED LETO (@JaredLeto) February 6, 2013

Also: They need a chemist who can do science.

If it works for drugs, it should work for Fincher.

The first taste of director David Fincher's Netflix series House Of Cards is free. No membership required.

Visit Netflix and watch the first episode of the political drama. No strings attached, unless you get hooked, in which case you can start a free trial and binge away.

Twitter's new looping video app Vine has launched — allowing for the easy creation and sharing of silly stop-motions and porn. 

Before you start complaing the lack of advertised hologram performers at this year's Coachella, let's remember: The company that made the spectral/virtul 2Pac filed for bankruptcy (which might actually be an amazing metaphor for most hip-hop: Looks rich, talks big, but is actually broke

The Warner Music Group follows in the footsteps of Universal by signing a music video royalty rate agreement with the National Music Publishers' Association.

Here's the money quote from NAMPA president David Israelite:

Director Warren Fu on Julian Casablancas "Phrazes Of The Young" —