Beyonce and Lady Gaga teamed up to make Beyonce’s new single Video Phone, where Beyonce plays her alter ego Sasha Fierce.

Beyonce sang on Lady Gaga’s single Telephone on her The Fame Monster album as well.

Gaga’s Bad Romance is growing on me like a fungus.

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Marina and The Diamonds released the music video for their single Mowgli’s Road, and it definitely a weird one, although it sounds pretty good.

Lady Gaga was bragging about how weird and psychotic the idea was for her Bad Romance music video. Compared to Marina, Gaga is a amateur at weird.

Below is another song from Marina called I am not a Robot.

Lady Gaga released the music video for her single Bad Romance from The Fame Monster album. Gaga says the album is one of her "weirdest and most psychotic ideas," and goes on to say:

"I knew Francis Lawrence’s ability as a director is so much higher than what I could do. There’s this one shot in the video where I get kidnapped by supermodels. I’m washing away my sins and they shove vodka down my throat to drug me up before they sell me off to the Russian mafia."

Gaga’s sense of creativity seems to be drawing a lot of interest. This video was an instant hit.

Britney Spears released her music video called "3," which is all about getting it on with two other people.

In 5 more years Britney won’t be able to pull off these s*xually provocative videos, or will she? Madonna is still doing it.

Heath Ledger directed a music video for single Cause An Effect shortly before he died. The Australian rapper N’fa Forster-Jones for the band No Fixed Abode is a boyhood friend of Ledger’s.

Forster-Jones posted the Cause An Effect video on his YouTube and MySpace pages on Thursday.

Forster-Jones, who had been friends with Ledger since they were toddlers in the Australian city of Perth, said the video was shot in one day in the garage of Ledger’s beachside apartment. Forster-Jones described the day the music video was filmed:

"He gave me a call one morning, as he often did at crazy hours, and he’s like, ’N’fa, I’ve got this idea for a video.’"

"He was basically running around directing me each shot. It was a really cool day."

"Every day I count my blessings that I got to have him direct this piece of art."

The video was first shown at a collection of Ledger’s work at the Rome Film Festival earlier this month.

It’s easy to imagine all the great work Ledger would have created had he lived to a ripe old age.

Click here to see the video.