Remember the first, homicidal-maniac-porn-star version of "Flashing Lights?" How about the second, more recent, white-girl-likes-to-party version? Well, as promised, Kanye West has delivered a third and final version of the video, now that the song is sufficiently played out and no one is pressed to listen to it anymore. Good plan. Kanye West is surely proud of his own superior artistry, but we all know that that's all that matters in the Kanyeniverse. So tell him you like all three videos a lot, okay?

Usher goes all green-screeny for the new video for "Moving Mountains." Unfortunately, I'm not moved. Then again, I vastly prefer an Usher dance track. What do you think?

If you want to see where the first sparks of love were fabricated began between Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon in late March, look no further than the newly-released video for "Bye Bye," which Cannon stars in and directed. The video is cheesy Mariah at her cheesiest, but it is fortunate that she decided to get all amorous on the set of this video instead of the during the filming of "Touch My Body," which stars Kenneth from 30 Rock as her love interest.

Usher's back, ladies. Try to contain your excitement. His video for "Love in this Club," just hit the internet. It's definitely not his most rousing video, but Keri Hilson looks nice, despite Tameka Foster's best efforts.

Quote of the Week

Kelly Rowland on her new video for, you guessed it, "Ghetto:"

I'm working with Andrew Gura on this video. It's very, I'd say … gosh, I'm trying to get the right word out because I don't want to sound crazy. … It's ghetto. It's really fly. I feel like everybody has some sort of element of ghetto in them. Think about it. Right? Wouldn't you say so? And everyone knows what the ghetto is."