Two lovers in a reversed dance battle for this moody Cinnamon Chasers piece...

Saying the new Lily Allen video was shot around her appearance at legendary UK festival Glastonbury may have you thinking: self-indulgent, boring, live crowd, etc. Not with Lily Allen, who has a lifelong personal connection to the fest, having attended every year since she was a little kid, and a greater interest in showing the people and the vibe than a heroic look-at-me performance. 

It's kind of like Woodstock, but without any mention of the toilets or the brown acid.

All about the angles in this video for rapper Cal Scruby, where director Daniel Czernilofsky finds all the corners to give an edge to the performance.

It's likely impossible for Pharrell Williams and Miley Cyrus to make a video that's not sexy on some level — we're talking about the people responsible for "Blurred Lines" and "We Can't Stop," respectively — but "Come Get It Bae" is more like a high-energy version of John Legend's "You And I" video, celebrating all the many "flavors" of women with a perfect edit and a even a little handheld Bolex

Head's Up: The submission deadline for the 2014 UK Music Video Awards is August 6...

The UKMVAs celebrates great, creative work from all genres, budgets and geographical territories — including the US, which boasted multiple winners in last year's event. Any work released from July 31, 2013 – August 1, 2014 is eligible, with multiple new categories — including Best Director, New Director, Producer and Commissioner — all open for direct submission.

This year’s UK Music Video Awards will be held at the Southbank Centre in London on Monday, November 10.

Visit www.ukmva.com for submission and attendee information...

Most of the action in "Do It Again" is probably stuff you wouldn't want to repeat unless absolutely necessary — we're talking life and death situations — but there's also moments of outright abandon and escape and a higher cause. That's not to say there aren't questions: Is it an occupation? An art heist? A rebellion?

Boys in the hood for this new YG joint, boasting a Blood transliteration of "Kicking Back, Being Cool" that you might be tempted to treat as the next generation of "-izzle" — if only the video didn't make the deadly reality of Bomptom so awfully clear.