OMG, music video round-up: Charlotte Gainsbourg, Valley Lodge, Patrick Wolf & Grizzly Bear
We interrupt this lazy Sunday for another round-up of indie music video wackiness featuring naked man furniture, a passionate pastoral romance, an astronaut with pancakes for a head and some stunning stop-motion animation. First up is the Charlotte Gainsbourg/Beck duet "Heaven Can Wait" in which the French songstress and her impresario producer are inserted into a series of obscure Internet memes and found photos. This is the first single taken from the French singer's forthcoming album, IRM, which was produced by Beck. Of all the videos in today's round-up, the premise of this Valley Lodge video is the simplest: Imagine you arrived home from w

OMG, it premieres tonight: 'The Book Lady'
Tonight is the Canadian premiere of The Book Lady, a half-hour Canadian documentary film about Dolly Parton's campaign for children's literacy. I was actually interviewed for this documentary, but was edited out in favor of slightly more famous people like Miley Cyrus and Keith Urban. I'm sure you can still enjoy it, and you should watch and learn about one more reason to love Dolly Parton, as if you needed it. The Book Lady airs tonight (Sunday November 22) at midnight EST on CBC.

OMG, He's Finally Naked: Levi Johnston
Like any good homosexual, I just back from an elaborate five-hour brunch (thanks Zack!) only to discover my inbox full with the news that the Levi Johnston Playgirl pictures have leaked. THANK GOD! Maybe now we will never have to hear about this person again. (Although considering what a famewhore he is, Mr. Johnston and his bodyguard/publicist Tank Jones will find some way to keep tormenting us.) Anyway, as expected, Levi coyly conceals his Alaskan salmon-bait. That's right, guys: NO D. The onl

OMG photos, Peaches Live
I experienced my first Peaches concert Wednesday night when the Canadian electro pop superstar's arrived for a hometown show at Toronto's Phoenix Concert Theatre. I'd swooned over "Kick It" for years, and this was my anthem in high school, but unlike every other gay in the city, I'd never had the pleasure of seeing

OMG, who hates 'The X Factor'?
What British singer has this to say about The X Factor (the UK's version of American Idol)? It's a preposterous show, and you have judges who have no recognizable talent apart from self-promotion. Basically I was looking at televised karaoke where they conform to stereotypes. It is a soap opera which has nothing to do with music. Find the answer here.