Music

Annie Leung has been official recognized as the best female guitar hero player in the world. Playing Guitar Hero 3, the 25-year-old University of Berkeley graduate scored 789,2349 points on the expert level of “Through the Fire and Flames” by DragonForce. According to the folks at the Guinness Book of World Records, that’s more points than any female has ever accumulated in a single game. Leung,

Relive the decade of shoulder pads and synthesizers with this video of three guys doing a keyboard 80s music medley.

In a fit of rock ecstasy, an excited kid at a concert is lifted up by the audience for a crowdsurf. Not an uncommon occurrence, of course — except this kid's in a wheelchair. Despite the fact that, uh, lots could go wrong, the moment is pure rock and roll...

It's a trend! First this little Steelers fan parodied Gaga's "Bad Romance," and now four 10-year-olds in Wisconsin have continued this tradition with a Green Bay Packer-themed remix of the same tune.> The youngsters' knowledge of their favorite team is extensive, and their dance moves are fierce.

Country's youngest sweetheart made a travel day significantly more exciting for a lot of folks when she performed a live show at Terminal Five in New York's JFK airport.  See her serenade Jet Blue passengers with "Speak Now," "Mine" and "Back to December" below.

Sure, anybody can rock out with electric guitars. But the Ukelele Orchestra of Great Britain manages to perform great rock and pop songs with an unorthodox instrument choice. See a few of our favorites, from "Smells like Teen Spirit" to "You Don't Bring Me Flowers."

Avril's latest video features the once-tomboyish pop star in some revealing shots. But what do you think of the song, her first release since her 2007 album.

What troubles this little kid has seen, we can only guess. But from the way he swears he's "heard that twain a'comin,'/ wollin' wound the bend," we can only guess they were adorable. Seriously, this video is so cute it hurts. He does an awesome "Paparazzi" cover too, by the way...

Robert Plant's musical career has been one of unexpected turns and uneven critical response—the subject of his interview in this week's Rolling Stone. Here are some highlights from the musician's diverse tenure in the rock limelight, from his riotous Led Zeppelin years, to his more recent (and more mellowed) collaborations with artists like Alison Krauss and Sharon Corr...