Estelle launches into space in her new video for “Freak,” the first single from her third album All of Me. The club jam gets an out-of-this-world treatment from director Nabil Elderkin (Kanye West). The British fashion maven rocks several daring looks including a Missy Elliott-inspired trash bag outfit, while Kardinal Offishall joins her in a galaxy far, far away.

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The “Whose Girl Is That” video was made when Chris Brown was around 13 or 14 years old but never saw the light of day…well until now.

You can’t silence the Internet. After premiering her video for “Rude Boy,” Rihanna came under attack by outspoken viewers who immediately drew comparisons to M.I.A.’s “Boyz” clip. Director Melina Matsoukas has responded to the criticism.

The woman behind RiRi’s “Rude Boy” and “Hard” videos was disappointed to hear the backlash to her latest work, which was influenced by Rasta culture and Atari, but insists she wasn’t trying to copy anyone. “Afterward I was like, ‘Oh, this sucks. They tore down my video,’” Melina told MTV News. “And [M.I.A.'s] video’s great too. It definitely wasn’t trying to rip anybody off at all—it was just our approach and the animation stuff, it had a similar vibe.”

Her inspiration came from pop culture icons and not one source in particular. “We’ve seen that before with Grace Jones and Andy Warhol, so I don’t know if anybody can lay claim to anything,” she added. “We’re all inspired by similar elements and it came together in that way.”

Melina will keep her name in the spotlight with the video for Alicia Keys and Beyoncé’s "Put It In A Love Song." The clip was filmed in Brazil and is set to debut in the coming weeks.

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Pop star seduces Spanish mechanic from lynsey on Vimeo.

Some new work from Yeezy and his guy Nabil Elderkin – don’t make the mistake we did and actually look for Mr. West.. he’s nowhere to be found. 

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Have no fear, the world is not coming to an end in 2012. Instead we have one giant dance party to look forward to thanks to the Black Eyed Peas.

The Fantastic Four—Fergie, will.i.am, apl.de.ap, and Taboo—bring out the big guns in the futuristic double-video for “Imma Be” and “Rock That Body” from their Grammy-winning album The E.N.D.

Dancing Transformers take to the streets in the visual effects-laden mini-movie, directed by Rich Lee, which was partially shot in the desert of Lancaster, Calif.

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Rihanna opens her box of crayons and colors a dancehall-flavored video for “Rude Boy,” the third single from Rated R, directed by Melina (“Hard”). The Rude Gal goes back to her island roots with eye-popping visuals that explode off the screen.

LOVE IT!!!!!!

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Ludacris: How Low (Official Video) from DTP TV on Vimeo.

Keri Hilson’s Perfect World gets a splash of color in the video for “Change Me,” her duet with Akon from her debut album. Miss Keri has been busy recording her sophomore album, but first she will make a stop at the Grammys on January 31, where she is nominated for two awards including Best New Artist.

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The recently engaged Katy Perry is the latest superstar to share screen time with Timbaland in the video for their collaboration, “If We Ever Meet Again,” the new single from Shock Value II. The action-packed clip was directed by Paul “Coy” Allen, who helmed Timbo’s “Morning After Dark” and “Say Something” videos.

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