Cameron Duddy

Shania Twain releases might not be as frequent as other country superstars, but she's clearly paying attention to what's cool thanks to this collaboration with the mysterious alt-country star Orville Peck and director Cameron Duddy, who also plays bass in Midland. The stylized video itself takes place at a magical movie drive-in, which once would have been considered retro, but is now as timely as ever in these Corona times.

Such is the power of music, and music video, that Bruno Mars can get Zendaya's Versave on the floor, even thought a hotel room wall divides them.

Jennifer Lopez has a Network moment in this new video: She's mad as hell, and ready to inspire all the housewives, officeworkers and other women to rise up and... dance.

Stardom as an instant glamour model can be a bitch. Or maybe, it's just the photographers who discover and explout these beautiful people who are truly the bitches. Such is the situation in this tale of Rita Ora going from a street savvy headturner to a glossy pin-up girl under the watchful eye of a creepy Warholian predator type who peels her away from her man.

Florence Henderson and Mystikal together in a music video is an unlikely, yet undeniable combo... even if the rapper takes a backseat here in a cameo alongside Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars as judges.

"Feel Right" is a winner, thanks to the little kids who know how to get some asses a'shaking at a talent show MC'ed by the Mrs. Brady herself.

Bruno Mars has got some mad swagger in this video for producer Mark Ronson, that plays like a bigtime movie musical as choreographed by James Brown.

Choose your own adventure with this interactive Rixton video, presenting choices on what to do at every step of this '20s gangster party... Check it out via Interlude...