Leona Lewis makes waves in the Ethan Lader-directed video for “Collide,” the first single from her upcoming third album Glass Heart. The big-voiced diva hits a Southern California beach with her friends in the summery visuals, performing the Avicii-borrowed dance tune on the sandy shores. The British beauty lights up the screen in a polka dot bikini top while splashing in the water with a hunky male co-star. The festivities continue at night as fireworks shoot across the sky. Soak up the final days of summer in the feel-good video.

Beyoncé melts the screen in the steamy video for “1+1,” the sensual ballad off her No. 1 album 4. The R&B seductress strips down in the cinematic clip, directed by herself, Laurent Briet, and Ed Burke. It marks the first of many videos which will be released to visually tell the story of 4. Fire it up!

Raise your glass and check out the video for “Cheers (Drink to That),” the sixth single off Rihanna’s latest album LOUD. Little Miss Sunshine lives life to the fullest in the fun-filled clip, which includes footage from her “LOUD” tour and homecoming trip to Barbados. Get up close with RiRi as she parties with her pals, rides a float at the Kadooment Day Parade, and rocks the stage night after night. Look for cameos from Kanye West, Jay-Z, Cee Lo Green, and Avril Lavigne, whose song “I’m With You” was sampled. It’s a blast in a glass!

For her “Show Me” music video, Jessica takes things to (where else?) the club. (In fact, it’s an underground setting that’s not unlike the one in Britney Spears’ “Till The World Ends” vid.) The ex-Pussycat Dolls member and her crew crank the floor-shaking energy up so high that the power goes out. Thankfully there’s a flashlight-wielding hottie she conveniently bumps into before the clip is over, and the two of them proceed to bump and grind in dance-pop bliss. The sparks fly below.

If you were underwhelmed by Lady Gaga’s last video for “The Edge of Glory,” then you’ll get a thrill out of her latest visual marvel. The eccentric superstar heads to Nebraska to shoot the over-the-top visuals for “Yoü and I,” the fourth single off her chart-topping album Born This Way, which was written about her on-and-off boyfriend Luc Carl.

In typical Gaga fashion, she embodies a plethora of bold looks, while making out with her male alter-ego Jo Calderone in a corn field and transforming into a mermaid named Yuyi.

“[The video is about the] idea that when you’re away from someone you love, it’s torture,” she told Omaha radio station 94.1. “I knew I wanted the video to be about me sprinting back and walking hundreds of thousands of miles to get him back.”

Jason Derulo’s second Future History single “It Girl” comes dangerously close to being just another bland, cookie cutter R&B-pop experience, but lucky for him, that whistle gimmick in the chorus makes it a somewhat enjoyable (read: we’ll be over it after about the fourth listen) three minutes. Sadly, the Colin Tilley-directed video for the tune doesn’t have a similar catchy gimmick to save it from sinking into dullsville — just more of Jason’s Michael Jackson-esque moves. Watch below.

Mary J. Blige lends a reassuring voice on “The Living Proof,” the theme to the film The Help, in theaters now. The survivors’ anthem, produced by The Underdogs, was written about Aibileen (Viola Davis), the main character who plays a maid living in Mississippi during the 1960s. The video features footage of Mary in the studio interspersed with clips from the civil rights dramedy. Find your strength in the music.

Jessie J gets the last laugh in the video for “Who’s Laughing Now,” the latest U.K. single off her debut Who You Are. In the tongue-in-cheek clip, the bobbed-haired singer reminisces on her days as an outcast in grade school when she was teased by the popular kids. But a young Jessie gets payback, wreaking havoc on the cafeteria and theater, and hosing the mean girls with a fire extinguisher.

The British chart topper, who will open for Katy Perry in the U.S. this fall, dresses up as different characters including a teacher, lunch lady, and janitor. Watch her rule the school.

Jaleel White stars as Cee Lo Green in the throwback video for “Cry Baby,” a cut off his Lady Killer album. The actor, famous for playing Steve Urkel on “Family Matters,” coldly breaks up with his girl before busting out into song and dance in the streets. Watch as he charms the ladies with his debonair ways and smooth moves in the 1950s-era clip. No wonder they call him the Lady Killer.

After strolling down the beach (and doing little else) in his low-budget “Should’ve Kissed You” video, and then walking the streets (and, again, doing little else) in the vid for “Your Body”, Chris Brown drifts through a snowy setting in the clip for F.A.M.E. bonus track “All About You”. And once again, nothing of any interest happens. Breezy, for your next video, please come up with a concept other than “the camera films me as a I stand there, singing”. At least this one has a cute puppy in it for a couple of frames.

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Kat DeLuna works up a sweat in the high-energy video for “Drop It Low,” her latest dance floor anthem. The Dominican diva flaunts her voluptuous assets as her all-female crew the Lunatics faces off against the Uptown Boyz. The highly-choreographed clip features plenty of eye candy for the guys and girls, and even includes a salsa breakdown. Bust out Kat’s latest.

Ace Hood and Chris Brown go “Body 2 Body” with some beautiful ladies in the video for their collaboration off the Florida rapper’s upcoming album Blood, Sweat, & Tears (Aug. 9). The Dayo-directed clip was shot in the Hollywood Hills and features cameos from Rick Ross and DJ Khaled.

Bow Wow barks back in the gritty video for “Shit on My Mind,” a cut off his upcoming Greenlight 4 mixtape hosted by DJ Ill Will and DJ Rockstar.

The Cash Money rapper recently quit Twitter, writing, “Since mafukas wanna be pussy’s and fake tweet fake statements how bout i just shut down my twitter. You can thank the dumb fucks for it!”

David Guetta makes the Earth spin to his beat in the video for “Little Bad Girl,” the second single off his fifth album Nothing But the Beat, due August 30. The French DJ provides the soundtrack to an endless night, while Ludacris and Taio Cruz help him shake up the dance floor before the sun comes up. This party really don’t stop.

Lloyd does not appear in the explicit video for “Naked,” but there’s still plenty to see. In the steamy visuals, VH1’s “Real Chance of Love” (Season 2) winner Kamille Leai aka Hot Wings strips down in the shower after getting a text from Lloyd, who says he’s in town for the night. The fellas will particularly enjoy the abundant eye candy. This one’s definitely NSFW.

We never imagined Beyonce’s tell-off 4 single “Best Thing I Never Had” to be a romantic wedding song, but that’s how Bey decided to interpret it for her video. The clip begins not unlike a Victoria’s Secret commercial, with the chart-topping diva sauntering around her bridal suite in revealing white lingerie. Soon this hardly-blushing bride is decked out in her absolutely gorgeous wedding gown (eat your heart out Kate Middleton), and after getting all badass on her coulda-been flame in the sweet serenity of nature, we see Bey walk down the aisle and marry someone who is — gasp! — not Jay-Z. Vid below.


Though Bey’s real life hubby doesn’t make a cameo as her groom in this video, we’re sure Hova gave this dude the side-eye upon seeing his obvious stand-in take off his wife’s garter with his teeth.

You’ve seen French dance duo Les Twins (aka Laurent and Larry Bourgeois) bust their hip hop moves alongside Beyonce at Glastonbury on Sunday and on their home country’s version of The X Factor earlier this week. Now catch them below, doing synchronized splits, jumps and all-out b’boy (or Bey boy?) battle in the desert sand in the newly-surfaced alternate video for lead 4 single “Run The World (Girls).” Go ahead — you can use a bit more fierceness today, anyway.

Lupe Fiasco teams with Trey Songz in the Gil Green-directed video for “Out of My Head” off his No. 1 album Lasers.

Tinie Tempah connects with his pal from across the pond, Wiz Khalifa, in the video for “Till I’m Gone,” the Stargate-produced single from his U.S. debut Disc-Overy. Filmed around Los Angeles, the British rapper says adios to a girl who couldn’t cope with his success and decides to live his life in the moment, embracing his independence with celebrity pals Wiz and the Madden brothers.

There’s no hatching from eggs or controversial biblical themes in the video for Lady Gaga’s latest single “The Edge of Glory.” Instead, the only surprise is the lack of surprises. The pop megastar takes a simpler approach with her latest work, wearing the same studded Versace outfit and black-and-white wig throughout the entire clip as she cavorts outside a brick building resembling her New York apartment.

Clarence Clemons of the E Street Band, who recently suffered a stroke, plays the saxophone on a stoop as Gaga climbs the fire escape and dances on the sidewalk while pink lights illuminate the night sky.