1. Madonna - Blond Ambition Tour (1990) Always lauded, and at times harshly criticized, for her chameleon-like reinventions, she is nevertheless the artist who most brilliantly illustrates -- and has done the most to encourage -- the symbiotic relationship between music and fashion. Madge reached her sartorial high point during her wildly successful Blond Ambition Tour, featuring costumes by Jean Paul Gaultier who designed the now legendary cone bra.

2. Michael Jackson - "Beat It" music video (1983) Perhaps the most iconic single article of clothing in pop music history, MJ's red leather jacket was a cultural watershed moment because it became almost synonymous with Thriller, i.e. the biggest album of all time. The ankle-baring trousers -- a nod to Fred Astaire -- white socks and black shoes were also trademarks of the 80s and still loom large over the singer's incredible legacy.

3. The Beatles - The  Ed Sullivan Show (1964) When the Beatles invaded America, they brought along with them enduring and generation-defining trends such as the Beatle boot, collarless suits and the mop top -- not to mention hysteria the likes of which Justin Bieber could only dream.

4. David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust Tour (1973-74) Without Ziggy, Elton John would never have discovered his love of feathered headdresses, LaBelle wouldn't have strutted around New Orleans in their silver lamé and simply put, there would be no Lady Gaga. A high-concept album with a high-concept look, David Bowie introduced androgyny to the pop culture masses, and decades later his seminal faux rocker is still a fashion favorite.

5. Diana Ross and the Supremes - "Come See About Me" on The Ed Sullivan Show (1964) Three black girls from Detroit became the epitome of style, grace, beauty and glamor in the midst of social upheaval and racial injustice. Oprah said it best (as she does with everything): it was life-changing.

6. Ramones - Ramones (1976) While the Beatles inspired bands to dress up, the Ramones' relaxed, almost comalike coolness influenced other bands to keep it simple -- years later their pared down style still feels like quintessential New York. Especially with all the hipsters dragging their Converses, skinny jeans and leather jackets around.

7. George Michael - "Freedom! '90" video (1990) George Michael's identity crisis led to the zenith of the supermodel explosion. Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Christy Turlington and Tatjana Patitz took the place of the singer -- reluctant to appear in his own video -- and  lip-synched their way to iconic status in the clip directed by future friend of Facebook, David Fincher.

8. Nirvana -  "Smells Like Teen Spirit" music video (1991) Marc Jacobs' landmark Grunge collection for Perry Ellis in 1992 may have led to his dismissal, but it also cemented the enormous cultural impact Kurt Cobain and Nirvana had inadvertently etched out for themselves thanks to the success of "Smells Like Teen Spirit." Till this day the sight of plaid inspires those famous first notes and the image of zombie cheerleaders dancing through my head.

9. Run-D.M.C. - "My Adidas" (1986) Hip hop has long been obsessed with fashion and material goods, but we wouldn't have Kanye "The Louis Vuitton Don" West rapping about haute couture if we didn't have Run D.M.C. extolling the virtues of their shell tops.

10. Lady Gaga - "Bad Romance" music video (2010) Gaga went from popstar to phenomenon on the heels of her Alexander McQueen armadillo shoes. The video stands as an homage not only to McQueen and his legacy, but to the woman most responsible for Gaga's amazing aptitude for reinvention: Madonna. And she's been paying homage ever since.

Really, Gucci Mane, REALLY? The absolute best idea you could muster for a face tattoo is a talking ice cream cone that shoots out lightening bolts? Fail.

Sigh. Tattoos of faces are always ugly, even when it's Eminem's daughter Hailie. Is it just me, or do the teeth always look crazy?

Classic example of why it's a bad idea to tattoo your significant other permanently on your body. When Jermaine went for a near life-size portrait of then boo the Virgin Janet, I guess he had no doubts about ever leaving her side. Without a laser, she won't leave his either.

We know you love your baby mama Mariah, and a small tribute to her Miminess would have sufficed. I would be very annoyed if I was her and had to look at this every day.

Kurt Cobain and Elvis - brothers for life? Mr. Limp Bizkit thinks so if he dared brand himself with a tat so offensive. My stuff is going limp just looking at this mess.

The face tattoo to end all face tattoos, Mike Tyson's tribal tribute is the ultimate flunk. *Wondering how Mike Tyson fits into the musician category? He starred with Wayne Brady in a video remake of Bobby Brown's "Every Little Step" awhile back.

Is Birdman expecting a helicopter to land on his scalp? If so, I get it.

Who told Jamie Foxx this was a good idea? I just... can't.

If Avril weren't such a wiener, maybe her "Fuck" tattoo wouldn't look so terrible.

Oh the tramp stamp, a surefire way to land yourself on the worst tattoos list. It's people like Cheryl who have forever ruined butterflies for me.

Summer booty shaking ain't summer booty shaking without a good pair of hot pants. Rihanna's stylist went the solid color route in Rude Boy, but we are in love with this Sequined Mex Tex pair from ASOS. And the bright colors are so in sync with the vid.

Leopard boots are an absolute must for every video ho, especially if you want to channel RiRi's look. And who can we turn to besides Christian Louboutin for the sexiest pair on the market?

Layer them on, girl, because Rihanna is blinged-out. For starters, check out this Big Links Chain from Betsey Johnson. Then add them by the handful until you can barely lift your neck.

Throw on a huge, fabulous pair of earrings and add a shiny gold ear cuff for good measure. Rihanna wanted to take flight, and you can too with this gold-tone, angel wing version.

Rihanna's makeup is super fierce in "Rude Boy," especially this fiery pink eye she's rocking. To get the look, choose a bright, rosy shadow like Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Woodstock. Sweep the hue from the inner corner of your eye past the outer corner for a cat eye effect. Finish with thick eyeliner on top and bottom lash lines and black mascara.

Rihanna's Where Have You Been shuts it down when it comes down to the looks. From the harem pants to her head pieces, you have to give the girl a little credit. (But only just a little)

Rihanna

A$AP Rocky's video for Goldie is exactly what Ni**as in Paris video should have looked like. Rocky is bring some luxury back into hip hop with his Margielas, Louboutins and mouth full of gold.

A$AP Rocky

Fki & Iggy Azalea starred in the first interactive shopping video for Ssense with I Think She Ready. Mss Iggy pretty much steals the show in her Alexander Wangs and stunning blonde ponytail.

Fki x Iggy Azeala

I'd be lying if I said I know anything about One Direction. They're suppose to be the new Beatles, right? #NotClearOn Either way these Brit boys are extremely dapper and can teach some of these young guys out here about tailored looks.

One Direction

Obviously they're doing something right in the UK since Cher Lloyd's Want U Back is pure pop perfection. Crop tops, hot pants, leather skirts, statement jewelry: done deal.

Cher Lloyd

Société Perrier has dropped another rad mixtape, expertly created by Amsterdam DJ/producer collective Illuminati AMS.

If you’re wanting to see some cool bohemian street fashion, check out these lively snaps of the stylish kids in Krakow, Poland.

We can’t wait until denim cutoff season is officially here, and the new, heavily embellished collection from Fake Frivolity really has our warm weather wheels turning.

This past Friday, we along with thousands of other people located in the heart of NYC, were treated to a free Nicki Minaj show sponsored by Nokia. Besides having the busiest area in the city brought down to a standstill, Nicki and Nokia took control of nine of the square’s famous electronic screens to make the ultimate music video.

The key to this rocker girl look is the jacket, and this hot, faux-leather number from Collection B is both cool and eco-friendly. Bonus: use code FASHIONINDIE10 to save an additional $10 (making this a KILLER steal at under $50!), exclusive for our readers!

Accessorizing with a bandana was the ultimate in rocker wear back in Blondie's day. This Alexander McQueen version has skulls worked into the paisley pattern for extra style points.

Every rocker chick needs a chain belt, and we're digging this gold Blumarine version.

Every gal wants to enhance her peepers, and Debbie did it in a subtly standout manner. We love MAKE UP FOR EVER's Individual Lashes for drama without the super fake eyelash look.

Why not give the two-tone look a try? You could play with any color combo you choose, but Manic Panic Classic Cream Formula in Raven will give the stark blond/black contrast Debbie so flawlessly pulled-off.

Digging the tune selection? We’ve got the track list for you:

Funnel of Love by Duck and Cover

Dirt by Tobacco

Musaphonic by Tom Recchion

Kids by Sleigh Bells

Written All Over Your Face by Ariel Pink

Along with a stack of police chief business cards, a '58 news clipping about him being in the army, and a bit of plastic, sat this 1970's photograph of a cane-holding, ring-wielding, daughter hug-and-kissing photograph. The King and his Princess.

Elvis would get gold chained ID bracelets for everyone in his crew. Lisa Marie got one too, practically at birth.

Just your typical family with a baby Presley photo album...

Lisa Marie Presley was literally born with a silver spoon. And golden dishes.

When Lisa Marie saw her unnamed (likely custom) again, the first thing she did was smile at the sight of her old dolls.

Baby Girl Presley really did happen, the proof is in this here puddin'. With footprints and all.

Princess of Pop's first record player spun 45s, which she guesses were just the popular songs of the day. What, no unreleased demos?

So go 'head kids, walk a mile in Elvis Presley's daughter's shoes.

If you’re ODing on the cute/badass mashup see the slightly more disturbing kidnap-related video – the original music video for the song you just heard, First Of The Year [Equinox] by Skrillex.

Tryin’ to trick your dog out like DJ Panda Pupstep?

First, the panda suit. Thank you, fine minds of Dogo. For $40, you put the Panda in Pupstep.

While these sicksta gold cans are not made by the talented headphone-making conspirators at WeSC, I got them from Karmaloop by Eskuche for $69.

DJ Panda Pupstep – CALL 911 NOW on your giant golden pop phone, $60 from Kitson or A. Turen on 85 Stanton.

Make your puppy look like Skrillex with a super long mane and a DJ Mixer by Merkury. It’s a device that plays two iPods and looks like a mini DJ-turntable, however, this machine is only meant to simulate DJ sounds with a range of reverb and flange and filter and fade effects. So basically you can take away the bass and add some heavy sounds on top of the music. You can also fade the songs into one another, but only by volume, not by speed as in a real DJ’s table. (Everything you heard in the video came directly from Skrillex.) So, for 120 bones, you can play two iPods at once and tinker with the sound.

DJ Panda Pupstep spins the tunes at the It hotspot right now, Chez Moi, 7 nights a week. Hit me for deets.

Are you an artist? Florence + The Machine has got a  Talenthouse competition going on to design the artwork for a 7″ record sleeve for her song Only If For A Night, whose proceeds will be going to the Teenage Cancer Trust. Now that you know what a good person she is, see how intuitive her style is.

Florence puts her rather glamorous look together by buying all her clothes in Charity shops. She is a student at Camberwell Art School. I photographed her on Curtain road just as the sun peeked its head out briefly to highlight her striking appearance.

By the bye, yes Blue Ivy Carter is credited as the featured artist on this track. Let the pressure for messiah-like stardom begin.

Check out her video for “212″ which has over 1 millions views. (A feat that not many artists can claim anymore.) Click through the slideshow below to check out our favorite looks by this rising star.

Well, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road! That's quite a lifetime of wild shades. And you know Elton John is doing just fab when in his fine-wine years, his "mellow" shades are a frameless purple lens. The Bitch is Back (though I'm pretty sure he never left).

This is not your ticket to Electric Chapel.

Will Gaga fight back with her arsenal of sharp, explosive accessories?

The hacker ran into Lady Gaga's piano. He ran into her piano 9 times.

The giant piranha has been lonely and hungry from its Monster Ball respite. Looks like someone could do with a tasty little spammer.

You've been a very, very bad, bad hacker, hacker.

She'll shoot you the old fashioned way with two semi-automatics.

Or she'll shoot you mid-shoot out of her tatas and burn this bitch down to the ground.

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For more info on BTSM, visit the band’s Facebook page.

No more Chassidic reggae superstar.

Sorry folks, all you get is me…no alias.  When I started becoming religious 10 years ago it was a very natural and organic process.  It was my choice.  My journey to discover my roots and explore Jewish spirituality—not through books but through real life.  At a certain point I felt the need to submit to a higher level of religiosity…to move away from my intuition and to accept an ultimate truth.  I felt that in order to become a good person I needed rules—lots of them—or else I would somehow fall apart.  I am reclaiming myself.  Trusting my goodness and my divine mission.

Get ready for an amazing year filled with music of rebirth.  And for those concerned with my naked face, don’t worry…you haven’t seen the last of my facial hair.

- Matisyahu

 

What do you think of the new look?

John Lennon understood the impact of his personal expression, he emanated his self in every medium and it magnified to the world. This of course includes his iconic self-made style that he continued to experiment with throughout life. Between originating the mop top with The Beatles, and metaphorically branding his own circle sunglasses just by wearing them, he wore radical yet polished clothing that suited his every moment; what would have been to come? His revolution was peace, and today on the sad anniversary of his unnecessary death, we reinforce his vision. We also get a glimpse at photos previously stored in the shoebox of his former lover, May Pang, released for the first time, today on Rock Paper Photo. So, like we did for George Harrison last week, put on any John Lennon song that moves you right now, and give peace a chance.

What kind of music is the soundtrack to your work?

Alan: We listen to everything, we listen to classical music, we listen to jazz, we listen to rock. When we’re designing we listen to a lot of instrumental stuff cause we kind of consiously say that jazz and classical music are really interesting because it’s behind everything. But we love music. We DJ all the time. Almost every of our collections have been inspired by a musician or someone in music we really love, but we play Iggy Pop to Vivaldi to Miles Davis to Richard Hell.

Timo: To newer stuff.

Alan: Like Lady Gaga. Hey, hey.

What’s with the empty picture frames?

Timo: Sometimes the frame is more special.

Alan: We’ve been doing this since we started our company, walls with empty frames.

Timo: Not even necessarily antique, some are new, or [from] different periods like Art Deco or Regency or gold—gilt.

What fashion or literary books are you reading right now?

Timo: Just Kids by Patti Smith, Beautiful Fall, The Fountainhead—This is my fourth time, and I’m just flying through it. It’s an eight hundred page book, but I’m reading it like it’s a little pamphlet.

Alan: I’m still reading Life by Keith Richards. It’s crazy, that guy had sex with so many women, and has a lot of kids flying around. But he has a really interesting outlook on life; he’s not just some washed up rock ‘n’ roll star.

Photography by Catharina Duval de Navarre

So, while you were out, Hanson has put out 8 studio albums and 8 babies. Yeah, they’re all married with children. Even the littlest Zac has two kids! Jeez they make me feel so old. I’m going to need an Mmmhop stat, to drink these weird feelings away.

Mmmmbummer, I’ll have to wait till early 2012 to drink it. Exactly when? It’s a secret no one knooooooooows. It’s a secret no one knows.

[NME]

3rd December 1963: Guitarist and singer George Harrison (1943 - 2001) of the popular Merseybeat group The Beatles, performing during a live concert. (Photo by Fox Photos/Getty Images)

John Lennon had a whole host of cats throughout his life. It started with the famed feline, Elvis, that he had with his mother (who they realized was a lady kitty once she had a litter in the house). In the early 60s, he and his first wife Cynthia and son Julian had 10 cats. The first was a Tabby cat named Mimi after John's aunt. With May Pang, he had two cats, black and white, Major and Minor. Then with Yoko and Sean came at least 6 cats, Salt and Pepper and Misha, Shasha, Charo and Alice. Who can name the cat in this photo?

David Bowie and his dog max howl it out for Diamond Dogs.

Patti Smith shows no fear with her (potentially stray) black cat.

All the stars pictured in the set are John Lennon, Brigitte Bardot, Billie Holiday, David Bowie, Bob Dylan, Robert Plant, The Beatles, Patti Smith, Neil Young and Nelly. One for every kind of music lover there is. Plus, this is a freaking adorable way to help little cats and dogs that don't have loving humans like our pets do. Well, they do have loving humans, but those guys are running the shelters, so there's really not enough lovin' to go around. And I mean, when you see the greatest musicians of all time nuzzling up with their pets, doesn't it just make you want to go out and adopt one?? Either way, go get your box-o-cute-cards online at the

All hail Prince Jackson of Neverland. Turning up to support his King Pops.

Tito, Marlon, Jermaine sign the jackets on behalf of the Jackson 5.

Thriller!

Beat It!

You're fighting for your life inside a killer jacket.

Amy’s parents started this charity after her not-quite-shocking, but deeply saddening death back in July. Proceeds from the Amy Winehouse Foundation go to helping vulnerable kids do things like not say No No No to rehab.

As for the dress, it was winehouse’s stylist Louise Winwood who sought out the Disaya for the frock, and paired it with the iconic leopard peep toes and red leather belt. If you live across the pond, you probably have this image somewhere in your possession. On November 29th, from , for an expected £10,000-£20,000, the dress can be yours.

Link Love: Telegraph

Holy Mullet of Kintyre! The Wings took America, and the trashiest hairstyle went along for the ride. For the record, though, they were kind of the originators of the 80's mullet (in the 70s). It is, perhaps, Paul McCartney's only regretful legacy.

Both of these gentlemen have seen cinematic comebacks this fall. Kermit's got The Muppet Movie coming out this Thanksgiving, and George Harrison was the subject of Martin Scorcese's documentary Living in the Material World. Both a must-see.

Elton John's expression in a big Barry White squeeze says 1000 words, and they've all come out in gibberish (there's a reason he's got lyricists). Three possibilities: 1. I've gotten just enough of your love, baby. 2. Never gonna give you up, NEVER! I lost you once and I'll never lose you again. 3. OMG I JUST MET BARRY WHITE!!

Got the moves like Jagger? He once got his Jagger swagger on like this.

After dozens of doves were released into the stadium, one landed on Robert Plant's arm. And in the other arm the necessary bottle of whiskey and cigarette. The look on his face is priceless! Which is why Plant owns a print for himself.

toga, Toga TOGA! Now THAT's a Paul I've never seen before. Maybe I'm Amazed, but is he channeling some kind of Aphrodite disco queen.

Coast: California

The Women: Dee-Dee (vocals, guitar) Jules (guitar, vocals) Bambi (bass, vocals) Sandy (drums, vocals)

Dum Dum Style-ism: Some where along the lines of a modern day 60′s “It” girl meets a twisted Blair Waldorf gone rogue, and don’t forget to add a hint of an all black wardrobe. From their golden child collection of must-have tights, matched with the combination of lace, leather, collars, and wit, I bet you can’t help but love their almost wild child status. Not to mention, their songs top it all.

Alumbs: I Will Be LP, HoZac (First Pressing), Sub Pop, 2010/  Only in Dreams LP, Sub Pop, 2011

Sound like: The Vivian Girls

Genre: Indie Pop

A Video Taste: The Dum Dum Girls- Bhang, Bhang, I’m A Burnout

Follow: @dumdumgirls

Finally!  Phlo Finister’s anticipated viral video “Bang Bang” finally dropped!

If you haven’t seen it yet, it is a gritty clip of the 20 year old serenading the streets of East London with a fuse of two important classics, that were meant to meet each-other at some point.

Download the MP3 to “Bang, Bang”  below:

Phlo is signed to 3QTR  & Charlie Walk. Her debut mixtape Crown Gold drops this fall.

You better get on it now, you’ll be hearing a lot about her soon.

Follow Phlo on Twitter :  @PhloFinister

Follow Phlo on Tumblr:  http://phlolove.tumblr.com

Now, where would Johnny Depp fit into the picture?

Chanel Iman catwalking to the beat at Bottega Veneta

Entitled Intreccio Uno, the compilation was mixed by Maier’s friend. Parisian DJ, Michel Gaubert and comes in the form of a jewel-encrusted double-disc album, available online and in Bottega Veneta stores come November.

Okay, they may have trumped us with the jewel-encrusted part, but what would you rather listen to? FashionIndie Mixtape Vol. 4 with such baller mixes as the Gossip‘s Beth Ditto covering the Aaliyah classic “Are You That Somebody?” or a smattering of French pianists and Norwegian superproducers? No offense to the French or Norwegians — at least no more than usual — but Timbaland always wins.

Plus, Michel Gaubert is no DJ Chachi. And that’s just in terms of hotness alone. #justsayin’ [Telegraph]

Chanel Iman catwalking to the beat at Bottega Veneta

Sir Paul McCartney looks his absolute best in years (especially since Leatherface Mills-McCuntney royally effed with our main man). I’ve got a feeling that won’t happen this time around. An inside source I know grew up with Nancy as a surrogate aunt, and according to her, she’s the absolute kindest. At 51, she’s an independently wealthy career woman, so money can’t buy her love. And I saw her at his Yankee Stadium concert – she didn’t stop dancing for a minute.

Nancy, thank you girl for being our knight’s white shining armor. Let the ballad of Paul and Nancy continue in beautiful holy matrimony.

The mini-film was shot during the making of the Lady’s “Yoü and I” video with style direction by Nicola Formichetti. And frankly, it’s a lot more enjoyable than the finished product. [Fashionista]

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A shirtless Paul got a 'Ticket to Ride' to Miami in '64.

Back on 'Penny Lane', John looked like Elvis

'Get Back' the beat Ringo.

There's 'Something' in the way George plays guitar.

'From Me to You', that collar is sensational with John's Sgt. moustache.

'Yesterday' Paul was wide tied and bushy lipped.

Andy Warhol made George one psychedelic 'Day Tripper'.

'Love Me Do' that golden brocade jacket.

Paul can see through this guitar like he saw through 'Eleanor Rigby'.

'Hey Jude', give peace a chance.

George played that guitar 'Eight Days a Week'

'She Loves You' in that sparkling lapel.

'Let It Be' known that John was almost deported from the US because Nixon was afraid of his effects. John also considered NYC his true home.

George to then-wife/model Patti Boyd re: the stunning lamp, 'We Can Work It Out'.

Paul's had 'A Hard Day's Night', but you know, he feels alright.

'All You Need is Love' and a guitar.

They 'Come Together' to make legendary guitar riffs and eventually wife swap.

Paul front row for daughter Stella McCartney. Is that 'Lady Madonna' next to him? No, it's just Gwyneth.

'I Want To Hold Your Hand'.

All Starr drummer or 'Paperback Writer'?

'The Ballad of John and Yoko' is almost as scandalous as the ballad of George and Patti and Eric Clapton

We all live in a 'Yellow Submarine' and ruffled collar.

'Hello, Goodbye'.

'Help!' I need a superhero!

'Can't Buy Me Love' but you can buy me multiple sunnies.

'I Feel Fine' about the upcoming documentary about George's under-told life story and career. It will air on HBO on October 5th & 6th, to be released on DVD soon thereafter.

This might not be a solo Beatles picture, but it represents all the fans that moved the songs on this 'Long and Winding Road' of a list to #1 on the charts. This was the issue that covered the first ever Beatlefest back in 1974 - a celebration for Beatles Fans to gather, appreciate the music, and piece together the full story of the greatest band of all time.

NAME: Jo Calderone

CLASSIFICATION: Human Italian male

PERSONALITY: Pissed off. Handsy. Asshole. Just like the last one.

DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS: Jutted jaw. Brooklyn accent. Dirty t-shirt or tuxedo. Greaser.

MOMENT(S) OF GLORY: VMA 2011 performance. You and I music video cameo. Cover of Vogue Japan.

LOW POINT(S): Denied a makeout sesh with Britney Spears. Not a girl, not yet a woman…

Singer Lady Gaga dressed as "Jo Calderone", poses in the press room at the The 28th Annual MTV Video Music Awards at Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE on August 28, 2011 in Los Angeles, California.

His own line LVRS is slated to launch this fall, with 100 limited edition hats already sold. It will be a unisex collection of hats, blazers “and stuff”. Should be pretty dope. See what’s on his mind as he opens up to Style.com, and the sweet threads he’s kicking now.

Photo: Interview

“I can pull off anything; I have the height and the attitude. The only thing I can’t wear is a leotard, but I can wear anything else.”

Peace. Love. And psychedelics. And girl in back, werq that denim gartered jumpsuit overall thang.

I listened to “Watch the Throne” last night, and have to say it’s a great record. What have I learned from what I’ve heard? You have to work in the fashion industry to understand anything they’re saying. Examples, from “Otis” alone:

“New watch alert, Hublot’s”

“Couture level flow, it’s never going on sale”

“Luxury rap, the Hermes of verses”

Okay, I guess those lyrics are pretty pedestrian, but still, makes us feel special fellas. What do you think of their first music video?

Check out the latest self-titled EP  by Los Angeles four man post-punk/ nu-goth act Burroughs…

“It is recommended for fans of Lil B & Nirvana..We have a full length out soon, these are demos.” says drummer Aj English.

Buy it now for  the price of your choice… “Like”  Burroughs on Facebook

The early Beatles in their most iconic look: cuban heels, near-Nehru Pierre Cardin collarless jackets, mop tops. This might be how you remember them at their earliest.

This rare photo of John Lennon at Philadelphia Stadium (JFK) before the Beatles performed in 1966 is one of many Beatles images on view in â??The Beatles Art Showâ? at the Shoppes at English Village, Dec. 17 to 20.

The Making of Robyn’s ‘Indestructible’ Music Video with EXTRA FOOTAGE from Lucy McRae on Vimeo.

Lucy McRae wrapped over 1,300 yards of transparent plumbing tubing (that’s over 13 football fields!) around Robyn’s fair body.

The result: the longest, most technologically advanced living glowstick in the world.

1. Party In The USA- Miley Cyrus

Olivia wears a thrifted top and skirt, Marc by Marc Jacobs bag, and Pour La Victoire shoes. – Elle.com

Photo: DatPiff

Since being released Friday, over 14,000  people have downloaded the mixtape while it’s been streamed over 47,000 times. People love them some free shit, I guess.

Featuring tracks such as “Fire Blunts,” “Came With That Choppa” and “20Min Freeestyle” — which is exactly what it sounds like —  it’s doubtful that Arnault himself would give his stamp of approval…especially since Soulja Boy refers to him as “Robert Arnault” at least twice over the course of the EP.

However, you can’t buy publicity like the lolling “Louis Vuitton,” on which the rapper references the brand some 63 times including this little gem: “LV Bags, LV pants with that LV sag/ It don’t make no sense why these n****s hate/ It don’t make no sense why they LV fake/ But mine’s real.”

There’s Louis V’s campaign against counterfeits right there.

If you hate yourself but love shitty songs about luxury (“Money Can Buy You Class”!) you can download the Bernard Arnault EP at Dat Piff. [WWD]