Music Video Mathmatix.

The set from The Lakehouse. And Pride & Prejudice. And Dawson's Creek. And The Notebook.

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Out of place piano.

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Using the sky as a metaphor for YOUR LOVE.

(See also: Emily Osment's new video. Oh, and everything ever.)

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Miley's new teen love ballad.

Note: Don't watch this whole video. I'm almost positive it's just the first 20 seconds on a loop. While watching some entertainment news show tonight, I learned that the music video is helping promote her new movie (of the same plot). And, not ten seconds after I thought, "Wow, this looks like a Nicholas Sparks novel," it was revealed to be based on a Nicholas Sparks novel. Ten bucks says he teaches her how to drive stick shift.

frenemies for change.

So this girl's been doing a lot of baby-sitting (I swear that's the reason), and this commercial has been playing nearly non-stop lately on the Disney Channel:



Every time I see these girls billing themselves as "friends for change," aside from the fact that it sounds like a half-hearted eight-month-late attempt at a campaign ad, I have to wonder just how sincere that friendship is.  

Why, you ask?  In case you missed it the first time around, check out the YouTube Tween Battle 2008, and ask yourself:  Really, Destiny Hope Cyrus?  Are you, in fact, just being Miley? Or was this commercial shoot a nice big welcome to Awkwardville, Popoulation: You Three.