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The ‘Call Me Maybe’ effect—how becoming a meme killed Carly Rae Jepsen

Carly Rae Jepsen made the best pop album of the year—but it’s likely you’ll never listen to it.

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Beyoncé’s shocking snub is another reminder the Grammys don’t care about black people

Beyoncé broke the Internet—but she’s still a second-class citizen at the Grammys.

On by Nico Lang

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‘Weird Al’ goes full ‘Schoolhouse Rock’ with Robin Thicke parody

It’ll be stuck in your head for all the right reasons.

On by Michelle Jaworski

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Angry Twitter users hijack Robin Thicke’s #AskThicke hashtag

It was never going to end well.

On by Gavia Baker-Whitelaw

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Robin Thicke’s creepy new video isn’t romantic—it’s harassment

The whole thing might be sad if it weren’t so pathetic.

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BBC radio presenter strips down for a shot-by-shot ‘Wrecking Ball’ homage

This is the only thing more uncomfortable than watching the genuine article.

On by Miles Klee

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The Hater: Leave Miley alone

I know I’m beating the already flogged horse (or shall I say giraffe?), writing about our favorite silver-tongued devil pixie—but hear me out.

On by Carin Moonin

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Is the sexist backlash to Miley Cyrus worse than her twerking?

“I should have pulled out,” reads the Impact text on one popular Reddit image of Billy Ray Cyrus.

On by Aja Romano

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Watch smart teens slam ‘Blurred Lines’ for promoting rape culture

Astute youngsters dissect Robin Thicke’s hit in the latest ‘Teens React’ video.

On by Kris Holt

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Vine genius invites you to wreak havoc in his life

Brittlestar has a simple request: Put your finger on a certain spot on your screen.

On by Kris Holt

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Watch the most joyous “Blurred Lines” Vine of the summer

One lady’s got killer moves for the summer’s hottest track.

On by Kris Holt

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“Growing Pains” mashup blurs the line between Alan and Robin Thicke

For those who weren’t alive in the ’80s, Robin Thicke’s father, Alan, starred as Growing Pains‘s patriarch, Jason Seaver.

On by Audra Schroeder

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Gender-swapped Robin Thicke cover makes “Lines” even blurrier

It’s the boys’ turn to get objectified.

On by Audra Schroeder

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Robin Thicke’s new video is filled with boobs and still on YouTube

In addition to Pharrell and the six other wayward boobs, the “Blurred Lines” also features a banjo and a goat.

On by Chase Hoffberger

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