Rihanna Unveils a Revealing, Possibly NSFW Video for “Kiss It Better”

Last time Rihanna shared a video, she dominated headlines for a while to come. Her last visual for the Drake collaboration "Work" helped solidify the popularity of the song and the album it belongs to, Anti. Now, she's turning her attention to her next reigning Anti record for yet another revealing, NSFW-leaning video. This time around, the soon-to-be-remixed track "Kiss It Better" receives its own vignette. The track itself is expected to be pushed as one of Rihanna's next major singles, so expect this video to rack up millions of views. Initially previewed and teased earlier in the week, the video for "Kiss It Better" is available for viewing above.

First trailer for Tim Burton's latest, Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children

Earlier this month, we offered an exclusive first look at Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children, the latest film from directorTim Burton. Adapted from the book of the same name by Ransom Riggs, it seemed like ideally pitched Burtonesque material. Well, a trailer has now flown in.

The film tells the story of ‘peculiar children’, endowed with special and unusual powers and abilities who live under the watchful eye of Miss Peregrine (Eva Green), a shape-shifting matriarch who can turn into a bird at will. Speaking to Empire, Burton told us that Miss Peregrine is a “weird Mary Poppins like character - a strong and mysterious person who looks like she could turn into a bird. That’s Eva.”

This two-and-a-half-minute trailer gives us a good idea of some of the peculiarities we can expect, which includes invisibility, flight, strength, and in the case of one memorable child, jagged monster-like teeth in the back of her head.

The film stars Eva Green, Asa Butterfield, Ella Purnell, Chris O'Dowd,Allison Janney, Terence Stamp, Rupert Everett, Judi Dench and Samuel L. Jackson, plus a large ensemble of young newcomers.

Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children swoops into US cinemas on September 30, before a UK release on October 7. 

Sony Drops the First Red Band Trailer for its R-Rated 'Sausage Party'

Having been in the works since 2010, Seth Rogen’s long-awaited Sausage Party is finally set to make its way to theaters. Screened at SXSW last night and on tap for a wide release last this summer, the R-rated CG animated movie — the first ever — pokes fun at the likes of Disney and Pixar and stars Rogen as a sausage named Frank who leads “a group of supermarket products on a quest to discover the truth about their existence and what really happens when they become chosen to leave the grocery store.”

Directed by Greg Tiernan and Conrad Vernon and written by Rogen along with Evan Goldberg, Kyle Hunter, and Ariel Shaffir, Sausage Party — whose star-studded cast includes Kristen Wiig, Jonah Hill, Bill Hader, Michael Cera, James Franco, Danny McBride, Craig Robinson, Paul Rudd, Nick Kroll, David Krumholtz, Edward Norton and Salma Hayek — is due out August 12.

New trailers: Game of Thrones, Captain America: Civil War, Kubo and the Two Strings, and more

Captain America: Civil War

It's easy for Marvel trailers to just look like more fighting, but this week's new look atCaptain America: Civil War does a good job of making it seem like all that fighting is really about something. It's one of the best Marvel trailers in a while — and it all leads up to the tease of a long-awaited character at the end. The movie comes out on May 6th.

Game of Thrones

There's little over a month to go until Game of Thrones starts up again, and this week HBO finally started dishing out some of its footage. This is a pretty wonderful trailer that forgoes the epic violence that could be included in favor of a worried, mournful — and, later, intense — look at where the show's many characters are going. Season six begins on April 24th.

Kubo and the Two Strings

Laika, the studio behind Coraline and The Boxtrolls, is back with another unreasonably gorgeous stop-motion animated film. Kubo and the Two Strings is trying to be a charming, magical adventure, and it each trailer makes it look like Laika could just pull it off. The movie comes out on August 19th.

Florence Foster Jenkins

Meryl Streep plays an eccentric socialite and terrible singer in Florence Foster Jenkins, a wry take on the life of a famously bad American performer. It's directed by Stephen Frears, who made The Queen, and co-stars Hugh Grant and Simon Helberg. It's out in the UK on May 6th; it's not clear if there's a US release date yet, but it's been picked up for distribution.

Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping

Here's what happens when The Lonely Island make a film. Popstar has tons of comedians and cameos and is just generally about Andy Samberg doing ridiculous things (the trailer has brief nudity, by the way). There is a very good chance that you will enjoy this trailer exactly as much as you enjoy The Lonely Island's music. The film is out on June 3rd.

A Hologram for the King

A Hologram for the King, the Dave Eggers book, is a strange, energetic, almost-Kafkaesque story about a man, totally lost in Saudi Arabia, on an impossible quest to save himself and his relationship with his daughter. A Hologram for the King, the movie, is maybe none of that except for the Saudi Arabia bit. If the book's character is in there, it's all covered up by some of the cheesiest voiceover you've seen on a trailer in years, trying to pitch us on a totally normal feel-good Tom Hanks movie. Let's hope there's more to it. The movie comes out on April 22nd.

Vice Principals

It's been a few years since Eastbound & Down, and now Danny McBride is returning to HBO in another wild and likely offensive form. Vice Principals has McBride and Walton Goggins co-starring as petty, immature men fighting for the top position at a high school. The series starts up in July.

The Adderall Diaries

I have no doubt that A24 (the distributor behind Spring Breakers, Ex Machina, and Room) has good taste, but I'm getting the impression that it's really good at making trailers, too. An international trailer for the The Adderall Diaries was put out by another distributor last week, and it made the whole thing look like a cheesy, low-budget drama. This week, we have A24's version, which makes the movie look like it could be an unsettling thriller. James Franco stars. It's out in the US on April 15th.

Our Little Sister

After playing at Cannes and opening in Japan last year, Our Little Sister is headed to the UK and on demand. The film is supposed to be a beautifully shot portrait of three women and their younger, estranged half-sister, which is all pretty clear within an instant of opening this trailer. It's out April 15th.

The Trust

You never know which side of Nicolas Cage you're going to get in any given Nicolas Cage movie, but take my word that The Trust has the exact side you've been looking for. The film has him playing a cop who's trying to pull off a heist, and Cage seems to be hitting that perfect mix of serious and goofy that's always fun to watch. Also, Elijah Wood plays his partner. It's out on May 13th

The Ranch

Just remember, this is how Netflix actually makes its money.

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Captain America: Civil War Trailer Introduces Spiderman!!!

We’ve finally got a look at the newest iteration of Spider-Man, the one who will connect to a solo Spider-Man film co-produced by Sony’s Amy Pascal and Marvel Studio head Kevin Feige. As expected with all things superhero, reactions to the first look at the new costume for the familiar character were mixed. To some, the suit looked like a smooth, candy-coated CG mess, while others immediately recognized and appreciated the Silver Age-inspired design.
If you think Spider-Man looks a little weird this time around, that might be because most of the Spider-Man suits designed for the screen accentuate texture on the costume, and with how quickly this passed through whatever in-browser player in which it was viewed, the texture on the current suit looked more like a fake, computer-generated sparkle. Meanwhile, Enjoy The Awesome Trailer Above

THE NEW ‘GAME OF THRONES’ TRAILER IS HERE

Let’s not kid ourselves, you’re going to skip ahead and watch the trailer. Good job on that decision by the way. It is great and will 100 percent improve any conversations you have today. Enjoy:

A Day in the Life of a Professional Stuntman

There’s something to be said about stuntmen, risking their lives to provide the rest of us with entertainment. At the top of the field is Matt Mingay, who has devoted his life to creating the most show-stopping routines on both two wheels and four, as he demonstrates in this video from GoPro. That’s not to say that he doesn’t have his off-days, as we can see from this segment, but there’s no doubt that Mingay — a true professional in every sense — is made of tougher stuff than the average joe in both body and mind. For more jaw-dropping stunts, check out this 360-degree video of motorcycle jumping in the sand dunes of Idaho.

'Hardcore Henry' Official Trailer #2

After its first trailer, it’s safe to assume that fans of first-person shooter games will make sure to add seeingHardcore Henry to their bucket list. This time around the Ilya Naishuller-directed film delivers its second trailer to the upcoming film. Action-packed and full of energy, new scenes are previewed as Henry continues to battle adversaries on the mission to rescue his wife. Hardcore Henry will officially hit theaters on April 8.

Listen: Kendrick Lamar - Untitled Unmastered (Full Album Stream)

Overnight, Kendrick Lamar released a surprise album entitled Untitled Unmastered on Apple Music, iTunes, Spotify, and Tidal. According to the rapper, the LP features a series of recordings made between 2013 and 2014 while preparing for his last album, To Pimp a Butterfly, and should be considered more of a project than an official album,

"I got a chamber of material from the album that I was in love where sample clearances or something as simple as a deadline kept it off the album," Lamar said when speaking in an interview with 2 Dope Boyz. "But I think probably close to ten songs that I’m in love with that I’ll still play and still perform that didn’t make the cut."

You can now listen to some of that On SPOTIFY HERE

The Official Trailer for the 'Ghostbusters' Reboot is Here

We’ve gotten a cast photo, teaser posters, action figures and a LEGO set, but now we finally have the first official trailer for Paul Feig’s upcoming Ghostbusters reboot. More than three decades after the release of the original film, Feig’s new take on the franchise once again calls New York City home, but this time stars a female-centric cast of Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones in the ghostbusting roles while Thor himself, Chris Hemsworth, stars as their receptionist. Perhaps best of all, OG Ghostbusters Bill Murray, Ernie Hudson and Dan Aykroyd are all set to cameo.

Check out the trailer above and look for Ghostbusters to hit the big screen July 15.

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Tyler, The Creator and A$AP Rocky Lose It in the Studio for the "WHAT the F*CK RIGHT NOW" Music Video

It’s well-established by now that Tyler, The Creator is a big fan of Kanye West’s TLOP cut “Freestyle 4″ afterA$AP Rocky Snapchatted several videos of the California artist spazzing out over the song’s frenetic instrumental. Now the duo has dropped off a wild visual for Tyler’s rework of the song, titled “WHAT THE FUCK RIGHT NOW,” featuring the rappers absolutely losing it in the studio. Back-flips, motorbikes, and general mayhem are the rule, while a cast of A$AP Mob and OF members make cameos.

The 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' Blu-Ray Trailer Has Unseen Footage and Deleted Scenes

Just when you thought you had seen enough Star Wars trailers, the people behind the latest space-bound epic release yet another one. The Blu-Ray trailer, available to view in all its glory above, promises unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to the making of the film, deleted scenes and extra footage that never made it to theaters. Check it out and grab a copy of the film when it drops April 5.

Watch Morgan Freeman Dramatically Read the Lyrics to Justin Bieber's "Love Yourself"

Vanity Fair is at it again, and offers another video of a celebrity doing a dramatic reading of a pop song. This time, the subject is Morgan Freeman reading Justin Bieber’s “Love Yourself.” We’ve all come to love Morgan Freeman’s familiar and soothing voice, but his dramatic rendition of Bieber’s song just makes it all that better. If you didn’t already love the song, maybe you will now.