Madison Beer Plays The Girl Next Door In New Music Video For ‘BOYS**T’

Luca Guadagnino has played quite a bit in various forms of visual storytelling. Obviously, most people know the filmmaker from his features, such as “Call Me By Your Name,” but he’s also done documentaries, shorts, and even a TV series, with HBO’s “We Are Who We Are,” which debuted last year.

NME are giving Royal Blood fans the chance to win the drum kit played by drummer Ben Thatcher in their new video for ‘Typhoons’.

Canadian rockers Moist are back with a new single and an unsettling new video, featuring visuals from a National Film Board of Canada animated short.

Justin Bieber has put his wife Hailey front and centre of his new music video for “Anyone (On The Road)”.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThe Coda Collection, a new multi-media company, is launching a channel on Amazon Prime featuring rare concerts and music documentaries, exclusive premieres for films and more. The channel is combined with an editorial destination across Coda’s desktop and mobile sites, providing another perspective on the artists and music featured in the content.

Paris Jackson’s latest music video is a stunner.

Miley Cyrus walks through the water while filming a new music video on Monday afternoon (January 18) in Malibu, Calif.

Idris Elba has released a new song, “Paradise Circus – Gospel 21”.

Justin Bieber appears to be working on another new music video!

Madison Beer is reflecting on her past and looking ahead to her future. In a new Vevo short film, , the 21-year-old singer takes fans inside her psyche ahead of the release of her debut solo album, .The short film, like Beer's forthcoming album, discusses fear, mistakes, and how she's working to find her own voice through her music.

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Lana Del Rey just dropped her latest music video.

Not many can secure a Missy Elliott feature (let alone on their debut project) but as Bree Runway demonstrated on her wildly catchy 2020 full-length 2000AND4EVA, she's just built different. There have already been an array of memorable visuals from the project (ahem, "GUCCI" and "LITTLE NOKIA") and today, she's offering yet another, a Swarovski-studded cabaret performance for "ATM" that gives pay-per-view "Lady Marmalade" opulence.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorIt’s not the same as being there, but Sony unveiled a new technology — featuring Epic artist Madison Beer — at CES on Monday that at least looks a lot like an actual live concert.In it, Beer is a virtual avatar performing her song “Boyshit” at Sony Hall in New York before a virtual live audience on a virtual stage in a meticulous facsimile of the venue — although as the accompanying footage (below) shows, she was actually performing in a studio, wearing a