Courteney Cox is no stranger to music videos — some of you may still know her best as Bruce's dance partner — but here she directs a clip that starts with Brandi Carlisle performing the closing notes on stage.
"Might Be Right" is the first music video from White Reaper's forthcoming album entitled "You Deserve Love". The video was inspired by the minimalist hard-edge paintings of Ellworth Kelly, which often employed bright colors and emphasized line and form.
Having a skateboard magazine rip your video off YouTube, remove the title and post it on Facebook without any credit or linkage is certainly bad Internet etiquette, but the kind of thing that happens all day every day. Except in this case, the Facebook rip became a viral hit with three million views, with the vast majority of people never connecting the dots to the band The Moth and The Flame and the elder skateboard star Neal Unger. That is, until a vocal Reddit campaign and a dedicated fanbase made sure that the Internet would eventually force the magazine to right that wrong.
Sometimes you need to push your lover away to realize that you've indeed fallen in love. And ideally the "push" in question doesn't involve a multiple story plummet to the ground below — unless, you happen to be very fast and can make a saving catch.
Look, this song will be played at weddings from now until eternity, so why shouldn't Ed Sheeran beat everyone to the punch and show you how graceful that first dance could look? And the fact that this is an intricate routine that's just begging for real couple to try and replicate at their weddings means that this could go very viral. Or, at least, serve as a great audition for Dancing With The Stars.
