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7 Acting Pop Stars and Their Best Performances in Music Videos

Friends with Benefits will surely exhibit more of Justin Timberlake’s comic brio, but is anyone worried that we’re forgetting what’s really important? I’m talking about keeping pop stars where they belong — in melodramatic music videos. In honor of Timberlake’s new film and the 2011 Video Music Award nominations , Movieline is reinspecting the careers of seven pop stars who also act, and picking their single best performances in music videos. Bring your leafy skirt, Beyonce fans.

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LCD Soundsystem‘s immortal “All My Friends” gets the cover treatment from Will Wiesenfeld’s Baths in this clip from The AV Club’s Undercover series. Watch Wiesenfeld croon while tourmate Dexter from Houses provides truly organic percussion. TV On the Radio get bluesy in this futuristic clip for their single “Will Do,” wherein the guys don wiry Read more… Broadcasting platform : Vimeo Source : The KEXP Blog Discovery Date : 23/03/2011 23:22 Number of articles : 2

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Gleebasing: Trading Stereotypical Gayness for Stereotypical Straightness

While Ryan Murphy was penning an open letter to Newsweek last night, his Glee characters were fighting their own battles within the confines of William McKinley High School. Each character given a storyline in this week’s episode “Laryngitis” was stripped of his or her defining superpower and had to adjust to life without. First, Rachel lost her much-vaunted voice, then Puck forfeited his mohawk and in effect, his popularity. Kurt briefly sacrificed his comically overdrawn gayness for comically overdrawn straightness (by wearing overalls and singing John Mellencamp) in an attempt to impress his father. And most tragically of all, Schue lost his ability to white-rap any number in the Glee songbook. Let’s see how each of those characters fared without their single most recognizable trait, and pay attention — there will be a pop quiz.

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