A very NYC day for Paul Banks of Interpol: Leering the eye candy, cursing out whoever gets in your way, losing a game of three card monte, getting overshadowed by your less famous bodyguard, and all sorts of other small indignities. At least there's a show that night to make everything all better...

PS: For those savvy butt watchers, the "babe on street" is played by supermodel and Bank's girlfriend Helena Christensen...

It's unlikely the opening shot of this Glitches video creates the same debate over "package size" that we saw with Justin Bieber's Calvin Klein ad, which is a shame, since "Organelles" is a gender bending puzzle that deserves to mess with as many minds as possible.

Directors Brian and Brad Palmer explore a surreal, dreamlike space of lost love in this lush new video for Smashing Pumpkins. The prevailing theme is of things splitting apart and coming together into something more limitless, represented at times by some twin imagery which which might remind you of the Siamese Dream cover, or the old Virgin Records "gemini" logo.

Obviously you want your recording artist to be super distinctive, but here we learn the downsides of being as supremely unique as Galantis.

Still enamored by that Seattle dog who learned to ride the bus to her favorite park? Then say hello to this wise coyote, who rides the light rail across Portland. Don't worry: It's much cuter than the carnage you might imagine, and, is actually inspired by a true story.

A video tribute to Martin Luther King Jr from John Legend and Common to tie-in with their Golden Globe winning song from the new MLK movie Selma...