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Demi Lovato's is a rising Disney star. The 16-year-old musician sings about love and heartache in her song "Don't Forget." The shots at an amusement park during the pouring rain are pretty good. Even better is Demi and the band playing in the rain. Demi's MySpace page can be found 
Taylor Swift's White Horse is an emotional song so it needed an emotional music video. Thanks to director director Trey Fanjoy and actor Stephen Colletti they made a video that fits the song. Taylor Swift 
There's no love for the paparazzi in the music video for Miley Cyrus's "Fly on the Wall." There isn't much in the song either as she refers to them as "sneaky little, creepy little" flies on the wall. In the video the paparazzi are dancing and pursuing Miley Cyrus. It's a pretty good video. The ending is amusing.
Halo is a great song and a cool music video. Beyonce did the video sans makeup and seemingly without Sasha Fierce and her wicked robotic glove. It's a slow, romantic video but it fits the song very well. Michael Ealy stars in the video as Beyonce's romantic interest. If there is a complaint it's that it could have used more shots of Beyonce dancing in the dance studio.
Britney Spears new "Circus" music video is out. The song has the same name as Britney's recently released album. This is a fun video to watch. Ringleader Britney is captivating and so are her backup dancers. One criticism is that the video could have been a little lighter. There's clearly a Bulgari endorsement at the start of the video. The song itself does not seem quite as catchy as "Womanizer" but it might grow on you like "Womanizer" does. The video does have one big critic and that's PETA - they 
The latest single from British singer Leona Lewis is called "Run" - a remake of Snow Patrol's "
The music video for Beyonce's "Single Ladies" song is a very likeable black-and-white dance number with terrific choreography. The song features Beyonce and two other dancers. What's unusual about the video is Beyonce's cyborg hand. You can watch the video 
We like Lady Gaga. She mixes fashion, style and music in a unique way. She wears multiple outfits in the entertaining video for "Poker Face" including a sleek black spandex outfit and a blue swimsuit. Lady Gaga also has some LED sunglasses which display the words "Pop" and some cyborg-like face jewelry. You can watch the video 
Selena Gomez is a rebellious maid in her new music video for "Tell Me Something." She's still sort of doing her chores but she's dancing and singing while she is doing them. The older grumpy maid is not pleased. To answer Selena's question there are 63,360 inches in a mile - 
The music video for Overdosin' is a corny 80s themed workout video. The Hills star Heidi Montag dances around in the video in lycra, legwarmers and a sweatband. It's almost funny it is so bad. It does sort of fit with the song. The song itself is sub-par.
Rihanna came out with the unexpected in this video for her latest single, "Disburbia." This video is dark, creepy and gothic. Singer Rihanna appears in a number of different outfits as she dances around with freaks and tarantulas. It's a great video. David LaChapelle directed it. You can watch the Disturbia video 
Here's Radiohead's "House of Cards" music video that all the blogs have been buzzing about. No cameras or lights were used. Instead, 3D plotting technologies collected information about the shapes and relative distances of objects. The video was made with visualizations of that data. The final result as you can see is a ghostly Tron-like visage. Parts of it also looks like it was created with an Etch A Sketch. It's not the best Radiohead song we have ever heard but it is certainly one of the coolest and strangest music videos. You can find the video 
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