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Britney Spears "I Wanna Go" Music Video
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Britney Spears's "I Wanna Go" Video — Love It or Leave It?

I'm just gonna come right out and say it: I'm loving Britney Spears's new video for "I Wanna Go."
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I'm just gonna come right out and say it: I'm loving Britney Spears's new video for "I Wanna Go." The video, which is basically one long wish fulfillment sequence, features Brit fantasizing about acting out and getting playful in her everyday life. It's got a surprising number of pop culture references, including nods to The Terminator, "Thriller," and Half Baked (with a cameo!), and it even pokes fun at Britney's movie Crossroads. It's a fun story, but some of her fans might be missing those signature dance moves. Watch it below, then tell me how you feel — love it or leave it?

Lady Gaga's "Edge of Glory" Music Video
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Lady Gaga's "Edge of Glory" Video — Love It or Leave It?

Lady Gaga left her giant eggs and backup dancers behind for the video of her latest single, "Edge of Glory."
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Lady Gaga left her giant eggs and backup dancers behind for the video of her latest single, "Edge of Glory." Rest assured, she's still in a skimpy getup and tons of makeup, but instead of her usual, flashy antics, the video just features Gaga writhing around on a fire escape and mugging for the camera. Personally, I think it's a refreshing break from some of her theatrics (her SNL psuedo-birth isn't really my cup of tea), and I'm digging the retro vibe. Still, fans who were expecting more might be disappointed. Check it out, and tell us what you think — love it or leave it?

Beyoncé "Run the World (Girls)" Music Video
Beyonce Knowles

Watch Beyoncé's New Video For "Run the World (Girls)"

You guys were pretty split on what you thought of Beyoncé's new song "Run the World (Girls)", but maybe watching it set to her new video will warm you up to to it.
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You guys were pretty split on what you thought of Beyoncé's new song "Run the World (Girls)", but maybe watching it set to her new video will warm you up to to it. The reliably fierce B busts out some sexy new moves in a gritty, futuristic setting, backed by a bunch of girls ( . . . who run the world. Girls). Seeing the performer work it to the spare beat actually made me like the track even more, so watch it and let me know what you think.

Lady Gaga "Judas" Video 2011-05-05 11:01:13
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Watch Lady Gaga's Music Video For "Judas"

Lady Gaga's latest music video for "Judas" has just arrived, and as the title implies, it has enough religious imagery to make Madonna proud.
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Lady Gaga's latest music video for "Judas" has just arrived, and as the title implies, it has enough religious imagery to make Madonna proud. Gaga herself plays a hot biker babe version of Mary Magdalene while The Walking Dead's Norman Reedus plays Judas. The theatrical factor is high on this one, with a crowd of elaborately costumed dancers gyrating as Gaga trains her gun on Judas, then ceremoniously washes Jesus's feet. It's quite a bit less weird than Lady Gaga's video for "Born This Way," but it's no less dramatic.

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Beyonce "Move Your Body" Music Video
Beyonce Knowles

Watch Beyoncé Get a School Cafeteria Dancing For the "Move Your Body" Video

We still have to wait for the music video for Beyoncé's single "Run the World (Girls)," but you can get a dose of Ms.
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We still have to wait for the music video for Beyoncé's single "Run the World (Girls)," but you can get a dose of Ms. B in a new video for "Move Your Body." The song is a new and improved version of "Get Me Bodied," reworked as a part of Let's Move, an anti-childhood-obesity campaign. The message is clear and made super fun here — after Beyoncé bounds onto the school's cafeteria scene, all the students fall into formation and bust the moves that B is singing about. I haven't wanted to learn a music video's dance routine this much since the "Single Ladies" video. Watch!

Watch Britney Spears's New Video For "Till the World Ends"
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Watch Britney Spears's New Video For "Till the World Ends"

To keep the ball rolling on promoting her new album, Femme Fatale, Britney Spears has unleashed her second video, this time for "Till the World Ends."
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To keep the ball rolling on promoting her new album, Femme Fatale, Britney Spears has unleashed her second video, this time for "Till the World Ends." It takes us to a postapocalyptic dance club, complete with meteors, sweat, and a whole lot of writhing. It's a bit reminiscent of "I'm a Slave 4 U," but with fewer of Britney's signature moves. Still, the pop star looks gorgeous and genuinely seems to be having a good time. Plus, there's no denying that the song is one of the most infectious tracks on the album.

Nate Dogg Dies at Age 41
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RIP Nate Dogg: Remember Him With "Regulate"

I have some sad news to report today: musician Nathaniel Dwayne Hale, better known as "Nate Dogg," has passed away at the age of 41.
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I have some sad news to report today: musician Nathaniel Dwayne Hale, better known as "Nate Dogg," has passed away at the age of 41. Nate Dogg was most famous for contributing smooth lyrics to rap songs by his friends and collaborators like Snoop Dogg, Warren G, Eminem, and Dr. Dre. Some of my favorite singles from the '90s feature Nate Dogg prominently (I can't hear "Ain't No Fun" without thinking of my high school days), so he'll be dearly missed by the BuzzSugar team. To say goodbye, I'm featuring what I consider Nate Dogg's best and most memorable performance: as the singer in "Regulate," alongside Warren G.

Cults Music Video For "Go Outside" Starring Dave Franco and Emma Roberts
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Watch Dave Franco and Emma Roberts Fall in Love in the Music Video For Cults's "Go Outside"

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If Valentine's Day was not romantic enough for you last week, then this precious little video starring Dave Franco (that's James Franco's little brother, ICYDK) and Emma Roberts should warm your heart right up. The two PYTs get together for "Go Outside" by Cults, and Franco plays a man entranced by an old French film and the actress in it (Roberts). When she comes out of the TV and into his life, they kiss, they dance, they drive around, they fall in love. Alas, their affair must end (a tragic side effect to falling for someone who's not real), but the fantasy is worth taking the ride — for them and for you. The song itself is equally easy to crush on, so watch now.