Willam, Detox, and Vicky Vox gave us the gem of all gems when they improved upon Alicia Keys' "Girl On Fire" with their fabulous "Boy Is A Bottom" interpretation!

So what could be better?

The "Boy Is A Bottom" blooper reel, of course!

Watch after the jump!

Listen up boys who write "versatile" in their Grindr profiles only to reveal three messages in that their actually strict power bottoms: a trio of drag superstars know your game! Just in time to capitalize on the premiere of RuPaul's Drag Race season five (tonight at 10/9 p.m. on Logo!),Willam, Detox and Vicky Vox have reunited for a power-packed follow-up single to "Chow Down at Chick-Fil-A." Check out "Boy is a Bottom," their take on Alicia Keys' "Girl on Fire," after the break!

P!nk covered Alicia Keys at BBC's Radio 1 Live Lounge and we've gotta say this girl is on FIRE!

It's unclear why P!nk chose to give her take on Alicia's latest single, when she's got plenty of her own new material to promote, but we're happy that she did because her cover of "Girl On Fire" is gorge!!

Listen after the jump.

Alicia Keys is bringing us the video for her new single "Girl On Fire," which surprisingly isn't any sort of Hunger Games reference.

Instead Alicia's showcasing her own version of a superheroine, namely a woman that's doing it all: looking after her kids and parents, paying the bills, cleaning the house--you know, sexy stuff!

Let us know what you think of the clip after the jump!

There were lots of standout moments during the Sunday night telecast of the Grammy Awards, but it's really this year's stylists who walk away winners for upping the game on fuckery. The Grammys have always been edgy fashion terrain, a safe zone for the experimental outfits best sold on rock stars. But watching the red carpet of the 2012 Grammys, you had to wonder if the industry was handing out trophies for "Best Singer To Out-Gaga Mother Monster." Despite the ... wait for it ... *reductive* "who can be weirder than Grace Jones & more provocative than Madonna" competition last night, the spotlight wasn't stolen from these memorable performances...

The rediculous, star-studded lineup (Gaga, Nicki Minaj, Jay-Z, Coldplay, etc.) for the first-ever iHeart Radio Music Festival kicked off in Vegas last night—and it looks like things are already off to a hot start! Check out some highlights after the jump including brand new music from Alicia Keys and Kelly Clarkson.

Though one might think her monster claw, affinity for shoulder pads and 4x4 synth-drenched dance beats have done enough for gays around the world, it's Lady Gaga's financial support of international LGBT causes that lands her in the No. 1 spot on DoSomething.org's list of 2010's Most Charitable Stars.

Assuming the second spot on the list is Alicia Keys, whose tireless work fighting HIV/AIDS with the Keep A Child Alive organization put her above Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore's third place take for their anti-sex-trafficking organization, DNA Foundation.

Where does the richest woman in the world fall on the list? Oprah must have spent 2010 working on OWN, the final season of her landmark daytime show and not being kind of a lesbian because...

Alicia Keys has enlisted some pretty big Tweeters (and some of our favorite famous people) to cut the digital cord beginning this Wednesday in recognition of World AIDS Day. Alicia, Gaga, J. Hud, Usher, Ryan Seacrest and other big names will all turn off their Twitter, Facebook and other social media programs until $1 million is raised for the Keep A Child Alive foundation.

Keys came up with the "Digital Life Sacrifice" campaign, which includes "last tweet and testament" videos filmed by various entertainers showing them lying in coffins to represent what the campaign calls their digital deaths.

"It's so important to shock you to the point of waking up," Keys said. "It's not that people don't care or it's not that people don't want...

Update: Wednesday, July 7

All is well in California again. After contacting YouTube yesterday about the age restriction imposed after viewer flagging, the "California Gays" parody has been restored to general viewing!

Now anyone, 18 or otherwise, can watch these boys melt some popsicles!

Update, Tuesday, July 6:

After a huge and successful launch last week, the parody video "California Gays" has been flagged as inappropriate by a user(s). Now, YouTube is requiring an 18-and-over sign-in account to view the vid. 

Why, you ask? Well, we don't really know either.

No nudity. No obscene scenes. Unless of course you count gays frolicking on the beach as obscene...

Clearly taking a cue from Instinct's February issue, Alicia Keys and Beyonce snuck down to Rio this week to film the video for their duet off Alicia's new album (and one of our favorite tracks around right now), "Put It In A Love Song." Though we can't say "Brazil" was the first thing that came to mind after hearing the song.

Seems like Beyonce is all about the collabos right now, between "Videophone," the upcoming "Telephone" and now this. Too bad she wasn't all about team work when she was in Destiny's Child...

Anyway, the Associated Press has this first look from the set, parts of which include slums previously shot in for Michael Jackson's "They Don't Care About Us" video.