Today's Pick

The infectious, heart pounding, club sounds of Calvin Harris returns and teams up with Tinie Tempah unveiled a unique, eye catching, hectic and controversial video for their radio-friendly collaboration, "Drinking From the Bottle," the sixth song from Harris's latest third studio "18 Months," available in stores now. The 28-year-old Scottish DJ tries to show us a different side of Hollywood in his new video.
The dance track, where Harris writes about life's excesses through his lyrics, finds Harris linking up with the English rapper, who declaring he's being "busy for the next top model / Who's wearing something new and something old / And something borrowed / I know this crazy life can be a bitter pill to swallow / So forget about tomorrow / Tonight, we're drinking from the bottle."
Directed by Vincent Haycock and AG Rojas, Harris and Tempah take us on an emotional roller-coaster through Hollywood in the visuals, and its plot centers around, you guessed it, The Devil, who wanders around Los Angeles, observing people and engaging in all possible vices, including booze, drugs and even cannibalism throughout what ends up turning into a monologue inclusive short film.
Take a tour of Hollywood's sleazy side with the devil himself, the fantastic clip opens up with two fellas on the street having an interesting conversation about Joan of Arc before it breaks into the track. As the video progresses, we see a man dressed as the devil going through his daily routine of intriguing activities. Meanwhile Tempah is somewhere dark, surrounded by thick, beautiful women who are shaking their assets to the track. Aside from it's main character, themes of sex, drugs and alcohol are at the forefront, causing some fans to question what they just watched.

After hitting us with a brief preview a few days ago, Rita Ora unleashed the full video for her brand-new club-ready track "R.I.P.," which serves as her debut solo U.K. single. The 21-year-old singer, one of Jay-Z's Roc Nation artists, conquered the British charts with her DJ Fresh collaboration "Hot Right Now," but she's only getting started. With "R.I.P." stays true to her UK roots as well as embracing her new US family.
Penned by Drake and produced by Chase & Status, "R.I.P." basically boils down to her telling a dude that she's going to have him, so he'd better get ready. The seductive dub-inspired beat kicks off with a verse from fellow British rapper Tinie Tempah before the blonde bombshell unleashes her freaky side. The London-bred singer combines the sultriness of Rihanna with the rocker chick swagger of Gwen Stefani, one of her biggest influences. Vocally, her delivery was faultless, and the result is a sexy ode to homewrecking shot in a vacant parking lot with Tempah.
"I wonder if you'll be able to handle me," the blonde pop and R&B riser teases toward the end of the cut. "Mental pictures - no cameras, please." It's a classic show of rebellion from an artist who's clearly itching to set off some alarms. It's not unusual to see up-and-coming pop artists try and channel bigger stars when trying to gain an audience. But this is ridiculous. In the video for her single "R.I.P.," the British singer comes off like a second-hand Rihanna, from her wardrobe to the Talk That Talk-cribbing song itself.
Ora is working hard to dead in the new clip, video director Emil Nava and the styling team got her rough and tough, dressing her in wife beaters, beanies and leather jackets. She even dons a pair of sneakers in the video, which is rare for a pop chick these days. Ora runs and jumps around a warehouse and dances on top of cars all while flirting next to Tempah. It seems the only car parked in the garage has melted into the floor, and if that's the case, it's because Ora has exuded enough heat to actually liquify concrete.