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2007 has been a great year for hot chicks. Beyonce, Shakira, Nelly Furtado - they've all done their part in providing eye and ear candy worthy of our praise. But for every Fergie out there, there are dozens of little Fergalicious babes just waiting for an opportunity to blow your stereo away.

 

Here we pay tribute to 25 of the hottest chicks who deserve record contracts. Check out their tunes and download their songs. Without your support, we may never see them on Vh1, MTV, or the cover of Blender.

 

A&R men and women, are you listening looking?

 

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I would like to think of YouTube as a happy place. I know that I can go there anytime I get an urge to watch that Rihanna video, reflect on the good times with the Britney Spears Superbowl Commercial for Pepsi, or go full out nostalgic with some retro TV theme songs. Pretty much the best place ever, right?

 

Recently, while perusing this video site of aforementioned greatness, I decided it was long past time I checked out that Soulja Boy video which has been getting so much attention lately. What I stumbled upon was this video of Soulja Boy himself, with a small legion of adoring dancers at the bottom of an empty pool teaching me everything I needed to know in order to 'Crank That' all by myself! Too good to be true...or so I thought.

 

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The best YouTube video I have seen in ages features Snowball, a medium-sized, sulphur-crested Eleanora cockatoo who really loves The Backstreet Boys. When exposed to the boy band she dances, sings, and bangs her head like she's at a late 1980s Anthrax concert. I love this bird, and so will you.

 

 

Of course, Snowball isn't the only animal that rocks.

 

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Some people like to drink.
Famous musicians are people.
Therefore, some famous musicians like to drink.

Fortunately, when famous people drink there are usually cameras rolling. While we cannot personally attest to the level of intoxication of the musicians in these videos, I think we all know some outlandish behavior when we see it. Enjoy!

 

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For most people, being a professional athlete would be a great and thoroughly satisfying accomplishment. But for a lot of professional athletes, it's just not enough. You may have heard about suspended Tennessee Titans cornerback Pacman Jones, who recently decided to use his time away from the NFL to focus on a rap career. While Pacman is the latest athlete to give music a shot, he's certainly not the first (nor will he be the last).

 

Over the years, several athletes have ventured into the world of music. Some, like former White Sox pitcher Jack McDowell or former New York Yankees outfielder Bernie Williams, have been praised for their attempts.

 

Others, not so much.

 

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Many people are shocked when a former All-American pop idol ends up as a scandal-plagued tabloid punch-line. But they shouldn't be, because it has been happening for years.

The names may change, but the "Behind The Music" remains the same. Like a bottle rocket soaring to astonishing new heights and lighting up the night sky, only to eventually run out of juice and come crashing down onto the neighbor's roof, thus is the trajectory of a pop star.

Let's take a closer look at the trajectory of a female pop star.

The highlight of the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards was a scuffle between Kid Rock and Tommy Lee. If the VMA's proved anything, it's this: When musicians fight, everybody wins. Here are 20 of the craziest fights in music history...

This week's release by 50 Cent, Curtis, is all about acknowledging his roots. And while the name Curtis James Jackson III doesn't exactly exude bravado, it's way cooler than what's written on the birth certificates of these nerds, geeks, and dweebs.

As you may have seen earlier, today marks the 20th anniversary of Whitesnake's triumphant rise to the top of the charts with the song "Here I Go Again."

This song is not just another hair-metal anthem or party song. Oh no. As everyone who has every been to a bar knows, this is one of the biggest party-starting anthems in our nation's history.



A lot of songs can get people fired up, but when it comes down to it, there are three songs that have always started the party better than the rest. This is the Triumvirate of Party-Starting Anthems...

The diss is generally associated with rap, but don't be fooled; it can translate to all genres. Here are the greatest musical disses of all-time...