Music

First things first, click the image above to witness for yourself the uncensored glory of Lenny Kravitz's junk.

Kravitz was performing at a theme park in Sweden on Monday night when his little Kravitz decided to jump out and greet the world.

"The producer stepped up and said that they had 'some problems on stage'. A bit later Kravitz came out wearing other trousers. He said 'sorry, I ripped my trousers'," a member of the audience, named only as Sara, told the Expressen tabloid after the show.

A concertgoer captured this splendid occurrence and presented Lenny's tallywacker to the Internet.

This is truly a monumental day in willy history.

Gotta love Fred!

The comic was spotted in the lobby of the Beverly Hilton in a shaggy wig "disguise" performing a couple songs. He was apparently at the Television Critics Association's summer press tour to promote the new IFC show 'Documentary NOW!'

Here's a few more angles of his epic performance...

Nothing to see here, just Fred Armisen serenading #TCA15 members in lobby of Beverly Hilton. pic.twitter.com/IV8fL1hkdZ

— Yvonne Villarreal (@villarrealy) July 31, 2015

Fred Armisen "jamming" at #TCA15 before his #IFC panel for #DocumentaryNow. Change the wig and it's his Prince impersonation from SNL.

A video posted by Cherie Saunders (@cherienico) on Jul 31, 2015 at 2:46pm PDT

Drake showed off both his dedication to new Apple Music and some deep seated desire to see what it's like to be everyone from Oprah to Miley Cyrus.

He released the new video exclusively on the Apple Music app, but it didn't take long for it to leak onto other platforms. The single, Energy, comes from his newest album If You're Reading This It's Too Late.

Take a look at all of the super-imposed creepiness that Drake infused on this laid back song.

Rihanna has dropped a bombshell on this Fourth of July weekend with her b*tch Better Have My Money video.

It's a big, greasy Giallo-type thriller that keeps the focus on whatever violence or nudity or yacht that happens to roam in front of the camera.

Prepare yourself for all manner of money, guns, money guns, Hannibal and Hannibal shooting the money guns.



The video has only been up a short bit, and there have already been a number of pieces written about what it says about Ri RI and about what it says about us, etc.

But, unfortunately, not one of them has mentioned the blatant Weekend at Bernie's rip off.



It's a bangin' song and it gets a bangin' video.

Man, Rick Astley looks GOOD for being almost 50. And this cover of Uptown Funk sounds even better.

Sorry guys, you'll just have to start eating more.

Consequence of Sound is reporting that Dave Grohl suffered an accident while playing with the Foo Fighters in Sweden June 12. But he didn't let that stop him from being a badass.

Grohl reportedly fell during the band's performance of "Monkey Wrench" and remained on the ground for several minutes before being taken backstage. "Hey, ladies and gentlemen. I love you, but I think I just broke my leg. I really broke my leg," he told the audience.

While Grohl was attended to backstage, the rest of Foo Fighters played a set of covers sung by drummer Taylor Hawkins. Ultimately, Grohl returned to the stage with his leg wrapped and finished the concert sitting in a chair. "I may not be able to walk or run but I can still play guitar and scream," he proclaimed.

Thanks for continue being cooler than all of us, Dave.

In her video for her new single Stonemilker, Björk looks to the future and lets you look in 360 degrees. Shot with a 360 camera, the video allows for a virtual reality experience, letting you look all around while she sings to you.

Beautiful music!  The casts of the Broadway versions of The Lion King and Aladdin were both stranded at LaGuardia Airport for over 7 hours due to weather delays and decided to pass the time with a sing off.  I've never wanted to be stranded in an airport before now, but if every delay went down like this one I'd miss all my connecting flights.