This band covered the song, and then covered the intro for the music video. This is the side-by-side comparison.

1. Torn

2. > Originally by Ednaswap

3. > Natalie Imbruglia Version

4. Hey Joe

5. > Originally by The Leaves

6. > Jimi Hendrix Version

7. Tainted Love

8. > Originally by Gloria Jones

9. > Soft Cell Version

10. Respect

11. > Originally by Otis Redding

12. > Aretha Franklin Version

13. Istanbul

14. > Originally by The Four Lads

15. > They Might Be Giants Version

16. Cum On Feel The Noize

17. > Originally By Slade

18. > Quiet Riot Version

19. I Love Rock And Roll

20. > Originally By The Arrows

21. > Joan Jett Version

22. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun

23. > Originally By Robert Hazard

24. > Cyndi Lauper Version

25. Mambo No. 5

26. > Originally By Perez Prado

27. > Lou Bega Version

28. Don't Turn Around

29. > Originally By Diane Warren (Performed By Tina Turner)

30. > Ace Of Base Version

31. Hanging On The Telephone

32. > Originally By Jack Lee

33. > Blondie Version

34. Hey Mickey

35. > Originally By Mike Chapman And Called "Kitty" (Performed By Racey)

36. > Toni Basil Version

37. Gloria

38. > Originally By Umberto Tozzi

39. > Laura Branigan Version

40. The Crying Game

41. > Originally By Dave Berry

42. > Boy George Version

43. I Think We're Alone Now

44. > Originally By Ritchie Cordell (Performed By The Shondells)

45. > Tiffany Version

Saying “Freddy's back” is kind of ridiculous since most of the film's leads weren't born when the original came out, but still.

Zachary Oberzan adapted, filmed, and acted every part in a painstaking version of “First Blood.” The result, “Flooding With Love For The Kid,” is something amazing.

The Best Links:

1. Rambo Solo
2. Facebook Fanpage! Flooding with Love for The Kid
3. Movie Review: ‘Flooding With Love for the Kid’

Scholastic (of Book Club fame) is reissuing the beloved 90s series with updated references and even a prequel.

The Best Links:

1. via Lindsay Weber, Baby-Sitters Club Enthusiast
2. Comeback Planned for Girls’ Book Series
3. A Baby-Sitters Club Revamp Wish List
4. Coming in April are repackaged versions of the first two BSC titles (which are currently out of print) — Kristy’s Great Idea and Claudia and the Phantom Phone Calls — along with an all-new prequel by Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club: The Summer Before, which will reveal for the first time the pre-club origin stories of Kristy, Claudia, Stacey, and Mary Anne.

1. ALF

   

   Gordon Shumway and his family are forced to flee his home world of Melmac after nuclear war threatens all life on the planet. As he is exiting Melmac's atmosphere, an atomic detonation destroys the planet, and his ship, and he is forced to eject in a life vessel. After floating through space for years, he finally picks up a faint radio signal. His life vessel locks onto the signal, which sends Shumway crashing into the suburban home of the Tanner family. He passes the Bar Exam and proceeds to become a powerful anti-nuclear lobbyist, diplomatic peace-maker, and black-belt karate champion, going from country to country to urge their leaders to abandon nuclear technology and weaponry, sometimes by force.

2. Quantum Leap

   

   After a lifetime committing crimes against God and Nature through his experiments, Dr. Samuel Beckett attempts to teleport himself to another dimension, but finds himself face-to-face with a cruel omnipotent being. Samuel Beckett is forced to leap through time and space, inhabiting the bodies of histories greatest sinners at the moment when their spiritual fate was sealed, every day a Hellish nightmare. With every passing leap, Beckett gets closer to home, but a little more of him dies every stop along the way.

3. Sliders

   

   Four irresponsible physicists accidentally open a wormhole in space time, and are sent careening to the Cretaceous period. As they alter the fragile planet, their actions send a ripple through space time, changing history and altering their reality. At the end of every episode, the group is forced back to their own time to witness and live through the horrors that their presence in the past has created. They constantly go back in time to attempt to fix history, but find that their meddling only serves to make the problem worse. Ultimately leading to the destruction of all of humanity at their hands.

4. seaQuest

   

   In the near future, the ocean's have become so polluted that the dolphin's evolutionary processes become accelerated. They become ultra-intelligent, grow legs, and take over the land masses, forcing humanity to live in the oceans that we polluted. seaQuest would follow one group of surviving humans as they fought to adapt to their new lives under the toxic ocean, and their struggle against the tyrannical rule of the new dolphin overlords.

5. Space: 1999

   

   A group of advanced alien beings visit the developing cultures of the world in 1999 B.C. and attempt to make first contact by offering humanity the technology of space exploration. However, the still barbaric people of the time misinterpret the gesture, and begin to wage war on the peaceful beings, and then take to the heavens to wage war on other planets as well. The aliens are forced to track down the nomadic people of earth through space, stopping them from becoming a universal pandemic.

6. Firefly

   

   I just really liked Firefly. I wish it was on TV again.

We were so excited.

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A precious Korean boy, Dong-won Kim, gives us his sexy version of Mariah Carey's hit, “Touch My Body.”

The former pop tart is slated to play Varla in Quentin Tarantino’s remake of Faster, Pussycat, Kill! Kill! .

The Best Links:

1. Scenes From “Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!”
2. Nothing Like A “Soft-Porn Classic” To Rejuvenate A Career
3. This Ain’t Gonna Be No “Crossroads” Bullsh*t
4. Almost Charlize Theron