Music Buzz This '04 performance from the Beastie Boys on the East River in New York for “Chappelle's Show” never made it to TV, but it showed up on YouTube this weekend following the passing of Beastie's Adam “MCA” Yauch. Watch it before Viacom takes it down.

Mike Hayes about 2 weeks ago

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Celebrity Buzz In 1995 Adam Yauch told a story about being an entertainer past his prime for Grand Royal Magazine, the Beastie Boy's short-lived zine.

Ryan Creed about 2 weeks ago

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Music Buzz Regardless of your feelings about Coldplay, this impromptu cover from last night's Coldplay performance is incredibly touching. Stay for the end, when Chris Martin adds the line “we're sending all our love to the Beastie Boys.” Indeed.

Summer Anne Burton about 2 weeks ago

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Celebrity Buzz The Beastie Boys are a sacred amalgam of pure genius, psychic and physical revolutionariness, and mad, whacky creative synergistic synthesis… free from pomposity and self-importance while simultaneously being the makers of America's most important art. Thanks, MCA.

Kimberly Truth about 3 weeks ago

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Sports Buzz In addition to being a member of the legendary Beastie Boys, Adam Yauch also made a hell of a basketball documentary.

Kevin Lincoln about 3 weeks ago

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Music Buzz The rapper had been diagnosed with cancer in 2009. Here's a video of the group's 1992 classic “So What'Cha Want” — one of my favorites. R.I.P., MCA.

Doree Shafrir about 3 weeks ago

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Music Buzz The Beastie Boys-obsessed podcasters at The Brouhaha reenact (what they believe) were the initial hours leading up to the production of the Beasties' finest music video to date.

Brian Abrams about 4 months ago

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Music Buzz Those action figure Beasties who recently fought off nazi zombies in the video for Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win are now for sale. The fully poseable, G.I. Joe likenesses of MCA, Ad Rock and Mike D will run you $750 bucks, with all proceeds going to benefit two different charities that raise money for kids with cancer. (via creativity-online.com)

Mike Hayes about 9 months ago

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Music Buzz Spike Jonze has directed the best Beastie music video in years that features G.I. Joe versions of the Beasties escaping execution and fighting Nazi Zombies. Also lookout for Santigold as a Barbie doll.

Todd Van Luling about 10 months ago

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Beastie Boys is super hot on the BuzzFeed Network right now. Here's all the best viral buzz on Beastie Boys.

Viral Topics about a year ago

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Music Buzz The song is excellent. The video is hilarious and lousy with celebrities (from Will Ferrell to Elijah Wood to Danny McBride). The Beastie Boys are definitely back. Can't wait for the new album.

Mike Hayes about a year ago

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The Beastie Boys are back on top. The Hype Machine's users just made this the most blogged about song for April 11, and for good reason.

nickrrrad top100 about a year ago

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Movie Buzz Beastie Boy Adam Yauch's short film “Fight for your Right Revisited” will debut at the Sundance Film Festival this week. It will feature an epic ensemble of Hollywood favorites, as well as 2 different all star crews playing everybody's favorite original white rappers. This can't possibly be lame, right?

SGTdopushups about a year ago

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Movie Buzz There's a theory abound that J.J. Abrams included the Beastie Boys' “Sabotage” in the new Star Trek as a nod to original Cap'n Kirk, William Shatner. Back in his Trek days, Shatner insisted on pronouncing the word “Sabo-taj” or “sabo-taag,” with a short “a” instead of the more common pronunciation of “sab-uh-tahzh.” If that's the case, awesome nod, Abrams.

Brian Ries about 3 years ago

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