Despite The Stone Roses tee-shirt and a verse riff that kinda sorta splits the difference between AC/DC and Rush, plus a chorus that's a rewrite of "Pour Some Sugar On Me" nobody will accuse leading boy band One Direction of going rock 'n' roll here.

This '80s fantasia has Chromeo's Dave 1 as the magic man, able to turn store mannequins into lovely and lively women redy to get down with him and special guest Toro y Moi. Or, maybe they're just creepy dudes who have a thing for the non-animated ladies. Either way: It's a blast.

She's got her Yankee cap on and traversing through the Bronx, both on foot and via subway, in this homecoming clip with a spontaneous vibe from JLo... Despite the glam and the fame, she's still the "Same Girl" she was when she was Jenny On The Block...

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Sometimes you break so many world records that it becomes a world record in and of itself. So, congratulations to Paramore and director Sophia Peer on breaking the most world records in a single music video.

Sure, some of these feats seem a bit random — Most Vinyl Records Broken By 3 People in 1 Minute, Fastest Time To Run Backwards Holding Stuffed Animals While Blindfolded For 30 Feet — but the fact remains that nobdoy has done any of these things better. And if you think you could one-up them, head to Paramore's recordsetter.com page and try your best.

Now that you probably live much of your life in the virtual sphere — tweeting, texting, chatting, Skyping, emailing and working — it might just be a matter of time before everything about your life becomes digital. And you actual desktop becomes a virtual one...

The song "Chorus" consists almost entirely from real-time samples taken from composer Holly Herndon's online life, collected via YouTube, Skype and other online tools. The video takes a similar artistic slant with director Akihiko Taniguchi building upon his earlier "Study of Real Time 3-D Internet" where you slide into an enveloping online life.

When the going gets tough, the tough gets back to work. Especially if "work" means hanging with your model girlfried and riding ATVs on the beach.

Justin Bieber is in Panama, shooting a new video. Looking "emotional" and/or "awesome" on an ATV.

And just in case you're worried about The Biebs after his run-in with the law, rest easy. Experts say his chances of deportation are slim.

I know most directors tend to hate video contests, but Tribeca Film Festival has teamed up with Genero.tv and sponsor Lincoln Motor Company for a potentially next level challenge: Create an INTERACTIVE music video for either Damon Albarn, Aloe Blacc or Ellie Goulding, using the Treehouse suite of tools from Interlude, which enabled the technology behind Bob Dylan's "Like A Rolling Stone," one of last year's best videos (interactive or otherwise).

Three winners will get $10,000 plus travel, accomodation and tickets to the 2014 fest this April in NYC.

Visit Genero.tv for full details...