30 Second to Mars Short Film Hurricane The video, directed by Bartholomew Cubbins (Jared Leto), has been previewed through six separate trailers. Whether it was The Gimps, who are the evil characters seen battling the band; Rosewood, a mysterious man who appears to be keeping a deep secret;

As the band’s frontman Leto describes it, “Hurricane” is a “meditation on the violence of sex and the sex of violence. The video is a surrealistic dream, nightmare, fantasy through the streets of New York City at night where the people and places that are normally reserved for the darker recesses of this town are kind of brought into the light and celebrated. It’s like a big, giant art opening really where the freaks have taken over the town.”

Directed by Ethan Lader / Inspired by the artwork of Erika Iris Simmons. Pre-order “Doo – Wops & Hooligans”

Nicki Minaj and will.i.am perform “Check It Out” on Late Show with David Letterman from October 5th, 2010.

Music Video of Eminem — No Love ft. Lil Wayne

Music video by Kelly Rowland performing Rose Colored Glasses. © 2010 Universal Motown Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.

video for JoJo’s “In the Dark” from her mixtape “Can’t Take That Away From Me.”

Director – Gandja Monteiro
DP & editor – Bruno Tore
video producers – Sofia Barros & Gandja Monteiro
production co. – Afirma Filmes & 6&B Films
title design – Abbey Katz
song produced by Kassiano

Music video of Kanye West’s Power Single, by Marco Brambilla, this is the version you will not see on MTV. There are notable differences and again show the amazing creative talent of Brambilla.

Eminem premiered his new video for “Love the Way You Lie”, and it features Rihanna standing in her underpants in front of a flaming house where Dominic Monaghan and Megan Fox are intermittently beating the crap out of each other and playing intense, Stanley Cup levels of tonsil hockey. Meanwhile, Em is standing in a field of pure and innocent tall grass, rapping about how he is sorry.

Nicki Minaj’s red-hot video for “Your Love,” the No. 1 rap song in the country from her debut album, due November 23. In her latest role, the Harajuku Barbie stars as a samurai-in-training, who falls in love with her master while a jealous peer fights for his affection.