Music Video Archives

Ashley Tisdale channels her inner “evil angel” in the music video for her new single “Crank It Up!.”

The chorus for the song, off her latest album Guilty Pleasure, goes like this: “Let’s crank it up till the walls cave in/ Just crank it up, put the record and spin/ Cause I am ready to party, gonna get my girls and get naughty/ Just crank it up till the walls cave in, just crank it up.”

Michael Buble is proud to present the official music video for his single “Haven’t Met You Yet,” It which features Buble’s girlfriend, model Luisana Lopilato.

It’s like Supermarket Sweeps set to a fancy tune! Watch the video below, which was shot inside the grocery store Killarney Market located in East Vancouver (Buble is from Canada).

Buble told ET Canada, “What’s weird is that the song is inspired by [my girlfriend] and she’s a great actor. She’s way more famous than I’ll ever be outside of South America, Latin America. So it wasn’t just that I wanted my girlfriend. It was that she’s perfect for this. She’s got the right energy and I knew that she could put it across. It was great.”

Michael’s new album Crazy Love will be available October 9th!

Check our the new music video of “Cowboy Casanova” from country crooner Carrie Underwood.

It’s the first single off her upcoming third album Play On, out November 3.

The 26-year-old American Idol co-wrote this song with Mike Elizondo and Brett James.

Carrie and Brad Paisley will co-host the 2009 CMA Awards to be held on November 11.

WHAT DO YOU THINK of Carrie’s new music vid — YAY or NAY?

Check out Madonna’s new music video “Celebration,” the first single from her latest Greatest Hits album of the same name.

The other newly recorded song on the CD is “Revolver” featuring Lil Wayne. The Celebration CD is set for a September 28 release.

Madonna is currently on tour in Europe with her sold out “Sticky & Sweet” Tour and is scheduled to end her tour with her final show in Israel on September 2nd.

Peep the new “Run This Town” music video from Rihanna, Kanye West and Jay-Z.

“The song is about evolution and the progress,” Jay has said. “You start out as a new artist and you make your way into the game. You climb that mountain and you get to the top and you put your flag down. This is us putting our flag down. This is Roc Nation. Pledge your allegiance. You’ve got to put your flag at the top of the mountain and say we run this town.”

The trio will perform this song on NBC’s The Jay Leno Show on September 14. They are also rumored to perform a day before at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards also in New York City.

The Britney Spears music video for “Radar” just leaked out onto the Internet!

It’s the fourth single from her latest album, Circus. The vid was shot on May 27 and 28 at the Bacara Resort & Spa just north of Santa Barbara, Calif. It was directed by Dave Meyers, who previously worked with Brit on her music videos “Lucky”, “Boys”, and “Outrageous.”

Lookin’ good, Brit!

WHAT DO YOU THINK of Brit’s new vid — HOT or NOT?

Check out Jordin Sparks’ new music video for her hit song “Battlefield,” off her sophomore effort of the same name (out July 21st).

“To me, the title Battlefield is about strength and perseverance,” Jordin explains about the album and song title. “Things can go from good to bad in an instant, it could be family, friendship or work; and my favorite line in the song is, ‘you better go and get your armor,’ because it’s telling you to be prepared for that time so that you can overcome it.”

The Battlefield video was directed by Philip Andelman in Los Angeles last month. Check it out below!

Finally, here is the final version of Kanye West and Rihanna’s “Paranoid” music video.

It’s much more polished and less gratuitous than the incomplete version that leaked last week.

Kanye had been devastated that fans had been exposed to a “video [that] was not up to my standards.”

Kanye had written, “It hurts me to see the old and very wrong version of the ‘Paranoid’ video get leaked all over the net while I was on an 11-hour flight and couldn’t do anything about it. It’s just frustrating when this stuff happens because I really care about the product and, since videos never get played anyway, you might as well tweak them and make them as special as possible.”