Guess bad news is good news. Chrisette Michele recently went to the top of the charts with her new disc, Epiphany, even though the CD’s songs are all about a particularly heart wrenching breakup. Stylistically, the young soul singer is ultra impressive, bringing a variety of approaches to the tunes on the record. Some are sweaty, some are wispy, a couple feel like a kick in the gut. Without question, she sees R&B from a number of perspectives.

We’ve been documenting Chrisette’s gorgeous rasp and passionate performances for awhile now. Check out the way she recently glided through our “SoulStage” presentation, and watch her get intimate with her tunes during one of our Unplugged shows.

CHECK OUT CHRISETTE MICHELE PRESENTING HER FAVORITE MUSIC VIDEOS

If you’re weary of the modern world, with its economic failures and high-tech delirium, a chunk of movies premiering this summer can take you all the way back to the beginning. It’s a time of “monkey people, lizard people, and mysterious creatures,” according to Will Ferrell in Land of the Lost. Ferrell’s a ditzy adventurer who finds a way to break that oft discussed “time-space continuum,” and make some big discoveries. You’ll see some Jurassic turns in the return of Ice Age, too. The animated film’s second edition is called Dawn of the Dinosaurs. But perhaps the most captivating Cro-Magnon tale comes in Year One. Without question, there are lots of Jack Black fans who can’t wait to see he and Michael Cera get their caveman on. Can you say loincloth?

Of course, there’ll plenty of action in blockbusterland. Transformers: Revenge of The Fallen will kick the hell out of the big screens, and John Travolta’s maniacal kidnapper in The Taking of Pelham 123 has a very convincing cackle going for him. And then there’s a little flick called Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. There’s a slim chance that one might be larger than life, too. Here’s a look at the season’s best titles.

Check  the playlist of trailers for a look at 15 movies that will define the summer of 2009.

Janell Snowden and the VH1 News team were roaming around the Grammys Sunday night, and they connected with lots of artists. Check out what Jason Mraz says about his signature hat, What Miley Cyrus says about she and Taylor Swift chasing down Coldplay and Radiohead, and John Mayer getting high on the beautiful essence of Snoop Dogg.

Check our Grammys Photo Gallery

Read a list of Grammys winners here.

Check Scandalist coverage of the Grammys.

Watch a video playlist of Grammy winners.

If you’re looking to get your Halloween on, there’s nothing but options ’round here. Above find Chris Brown doing his vampire thing. It comes from a playlist of fun music videos that walk on the ghastly side. Don’t forget to study that Tool clip.

Right here you can see if your favorite bloody demise made it to our list of Gruesome Horror Movie Deaths.

Have you heard about America’s Next Top Zombie Idol? Yes, even the undead enjoy a nice reality competition once in a while. Watch clips from our Web show right here.

Speaking of competitions, there’s a race for a spot in Saw VI, and the ladies participating in our Scream Queens show are all pretty good at displaying their erotic spin on terror. Don’t forget Saw V.

You can can’t have a fight flick without a sexy teen in danger. Here’s our photo gallery of Horror Hotties.

And do you know what the 50 Scariest Horror Films of All Time actually are? Check our list to see if we’re right.

Rhapsody has got lots of horror movie music for you to download or stream as well.