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Kelis has released a new music video for her new single Scream, taken from her amazing album Fleshtone, and right on trend the video can be viewed in 3D:

If you have a pair of red/blue 3D glasses handy then this music video will be quite a treat for you. If you don’t then it’ll prolly just give you a headache. In either case, you can watch Kelis‘s new video for Scream in full after the jump …

Yesterday was a kinda chilly day here in LA … we endured a week of temps reaching the low 100′s and then yesterday the temp dropped into the low 70′s/high 60′s … we’re fragile creatures here in SoCal so it was deffo a shock to the system. I decided to turn off the air conditioning, open up all the windows and bury myself in my University of Oklahoma Snuggie in front of the TV. I managed to catch a showing of Scream and then was inspired to round out my day by watching Scream 2 and Scream 3 in succession:

As y’all are prolly well aware, I am VERY excited about the release of Scream 4 next year so it was really fun to reminisce with the first 3 films in the franchise. I vividly remember how big a hit Scream was when it was released in 1995. It had successfully lampooned all the cliches that we constantly see in horror films while still scaring the crap out of us. Scream 2 and 3 were very fun sequels, especially 3 especially because Parker Posey is effing fantastic! If you’ve not seen Screams 1, 2 and 3 in a while I urge you to dig out those VHS tapes or DVDs and check ‘em out again. Fun times, I’m telling you.

David and I did manage to get out of the house last night … we met up with Emma and Josh for dinner in Culver City. It was really fun getting to spend time with them. Afterward, I came home while David hit the town with our other friend Josh.

This afternoon, David and I will be going to a baby shower for our friends Genvieve and Charlie! They’re expecting the birth of their first child together very soon so today is the day we celebrate her arrival :) Tonight, EMMYS! Hope you’re having a swell Sunday ;) Wee.

The 2009 MTV Video Music Awards opened up with a touching tribute by Madonna for the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson. In what seemed like a semi-off-the-cuff address, Madonna delivered a speech that sought to highlight the similarities that she shared with Michael Jackson in an attempt to outline what went wrong with his life. While some felt that the speech focused too much on her (and, to be honest, I can understand why), I personally feel it was a touching tribute that was very Madonna (right down to the chastisement to the viewing audience that “we abandoned Michael Jackson” with the implication being that we are somewhat to blame for losing him) … and very well suited for MJ‘s memory. Here are a few photos of Madonna on stage delivering her tribute address:

Michael Jackson, who was not only one of the most influential forces in MTV’s history but also provided its Video Music Awards with some of its most irreverent moments, got reverential treatment Sunday as Madonna and his sister Janet provided emotional tributes — one through words, one through song. It was a tender, special moment — a rarity for the Video Music Awards. But the mood didn’t last for long, thanks in part to another onstage outburst from Kanye West. Madonna kicked off the show at Radio City Music Hall with a poignant speech about her relationship with Michael Jackson, which began when she was a youngster idolizing the then-child star, then morphed into a friendship when both were at the apex of their careers, and later, grew distant. Madonna lamented the negative publicity that dogged him in his later years. “Sometimes, we have to lose things before we can truly appreciate them,” said Madonna, dressed in black. “Yes, Michael Jackson was a human being, but yes, he was a king,” she told the celebrity-studded crowd, which included Michael’s brother Jermaine and father Joe Jackson. “Long live the king.”

Once Madonna stopped talking about her, she really let her personal feelings about Michael Jackson come to the forefront of her speech and honestly honored his memory. After the jump, watch video of Madonna delivering her address (along with a full transcript of her speech) and watch video of Janet Jackson and her troupe of dancers paying homage to MJ in their own way — in song and dance …