Ho-hum, just another work week for Drake. Two days after winning Best Rap Album at the 55th Grammy Awards for “Take Care,” the Toronto native has just released his latest video for the song “Started From the Bottom.” The video features appearances by his mother Sandi, Boi-1da, Noah “40” Shebib, and a whole collection of characters that seemed to be tailor-made for a video about the high-life. “Started From the Bottom” is another classic, Drake-tastic nod to his …More

Ever since the Yeshiva University Maccabeats released its now famous “Candlelight” video in 2010, Jewish a cappella has never been more popular. Trying to ride the wave, other Jewish singers, comedians, and directors have been releasing Hanukkah videos of their own. So far this year there are already four different videos gaining traction with more surely on the way. The starters of it all, the Maccabeats, have released a new video celebrating Hanukkah and toting a plug for the Gift of Life bone …More

In a new viral parody of Psy’s “Gangnam Style,” Olympic gymnastic champions Aly Raisman, Gabrielle Douglas, and Jordyn Wieber perform the classic horse dance for “#gymnamstyle.” Jumping on the popularity bandwagon that is the incessant K-pop single, the three gymnasts dance from a hospital to gymnastics studio, finally ending in a session from cheer hell at North Carolina State University. Looking like they’re having a fantastic time, one can’t help but think the …More

Former-Disney Star Miley Cyrus has appeared in Israeli DJ/producer Borgore’s newest video for “Decisions.” The single, released in June 2012, boasts inspired lyrics like: “Decisions, but I want it all so I get it all/I wanna eat the whole cake/I’m not sharing, I’m not sharing/You should have learned how to bake.” The video, directed by Christian Lamb, takes off from there. Cyrus and Borgore appear to party with people in Beacher’s Madhouse at the Roosevelt Hotel …More

In a new attempt at a viral video, young adults are exhorted to call their Zaydes. This isn’t a social call, however (although when was the last time you rang just to say hello?). No, this call is to beg him (and anyone else his age) to vote for Barack Obama for president. Released by the Jewish Council for Education and Research’s SchlepLabs, the same political advertising studio behind such gems as “An Indecent Proposal from Sarah Silverman” and “Wake the F**k Up!” starring …More

Sporting a sheer green dress and revealing her underwear is just the tip of the iceberg for the 33-year-old singer. In her new video for her song “Try,” the second single from her sixth album "The Truth About Love," Pink wrestles with the ups and downs of love as portrayed in a dance routine with professional Colt Prattes. Appearing in a dessert at first, the scene quickly shifts to an apartment with a mattress and chairs. The singer is seen with dyed hair and quickly begins a torrid dance affair …More

Taking on the runaway hit, “Gangnam Style” by PSY, the latest Jewish parody, “Jewish Style,” has become a viral sensation, garnering over 1.5 million views in 2 weeks. Put out by Agent K (a.k.a. Kostya Vasilkov), the same guy that brought you “I’m Jewish And You Know It,” a parody of LMFAO’s “Sexy and I Know It,” this video is sure to make you rethink what style the Jews really have. Sporting catchy/nonsensical lines such as “They’re …More

AbbaNibi Team, AbbaNibi.com - Israel/Jewish Entertainment and Culture Newswire In a new feature in People magazine, singer Pink, who comes back with a new album after giving birth to her now-15-months-old daughter Willow, remembers the time when she first started, 12 years ago, and moved to Los Angeles. “I was a delinquent,” she tells the magazine, “I was an angry, rebellious, self-righteous, ambitious, crazy person who liked to have too much fun.” But apparently, the arrival of Willow …More

The video for Bob Dylan’s new song “Duquesne Whistle” follows all the classic love story themes: boy sees girl, boy falls for girl, girl refuses boy’s advances with mace, boy then gets in trouble with cops, finally boy gets smacked around by the mob until his near-lifeless body is almost stepped on by none other than Dylan himself. The times they are a changin, indeed. Dylan’s video for “Duquesne Whistle,” the first single off his new album “Tempest” (due out …More

Usually, NBC sitcom stars make their music video cameos for a very specific reason. And maybe, one day, we’ll understand Jason Alexander’s reason for his latest little side gig. The man who famously gave us George Costanza, arguably the greatest maladroit, neurotic, stocky, slow-witted, bald man ever to grace American TV, is going the way of Matt LeBlanc and Courtney Cox. Alexander, you see, is the star of a new Nickelback music video for the song “Trying Not To Love You.” That puts …More

Our favorite monster has been trending on Twitter all day with his rendition of “Call Me Maybe.” SesameStreet.org released a hilarious parody of Carly Rae Jepsen’s hit featuring Cookie Monster called “Share It Maybe.” The four minute video is clearly targets a slightly different audience – taking Cookie Monster from Sesame Street to the office, so we’re guessing yesterday’s hot trend (Penelope Scotland Disick) won’t be watching this video anytime soon. In …More

MTV’s Most Innovative Music Video at the O Music Awards could end up being a nostalgic throwback. The video for “Rivers and Homes” proudly includes 2,000 images and 300 fans to craft a rip-off of the “Good Life” music video. It’s “Where The Wild Things Are” meets those terrible Disney ads that feature that same One Republic song. Israeli-born producer/composer Jonathan Dagan—known by his fans simply as J. Viewz—filmed the video for the title track off …More