Taylor swift graduates from junior high school's "We Are Never Getting Back Together" to a more mature (and surprising) dubstep slow burn in "I Knew You Were Trouble." 

Check out Taylor's new sound in her second single from her upcoming album Red after the jump!

If Lifetime was looking for a young train wreck who commands headlines to play the late and great Dame Elizabeth Taylor, perhaps network big wigs should've cast Britney in place of Lindsay? In Brit Brit's latest perfume commercial for "Fantasy Twist," the X-Factor judge plays dress up and looks more like Liz Taylor in Cleopatra drag than Lindsay Lohan. (To be fair, Chris Crocker's freshly bleached you-know-what looks more like Liz Taylor than Lindsay Lohan.)

Check out Brit Brit's Cleopatra, Jean Harlow and futuristic goth dominatrix fantasy twists after the jump!

Zac Efron is allergic to clothes. It's a horrific and rare allergy that affects a growing number of metrosexuals and circuit queens with no known cure. Zac appeared on Ellen to discuss his harrowing near-death experiences with his severe allergic reactions, including a debilitating scene in The Paperboy that left him in nothing but his chonies. 

Follow the jump for the heart wrenching segment. 

It's been 20 years since Shaun Sperling performed Madonna's "Vogue" at his bar mitzvah in a video that went viral over summer, but judging from his recreation at a Hamburger Mary's in Chicago over the weekend, he's still got it!

Check out Shaun's much sexier update on his "Gay Bar Mitzvah" video after the jump!

Not to be outdone by limited edition extensions from the My Little Pony line and CLOTHED male models featured in today's music video release from Christina Aguilera, indie-fave-turned-pop-star Marina & The Diamonds steals our attention with half-naked, showering studs in "How To Be A Heartbreaker." 

Christina Aguilera has resurrected the multi-colored dreaded extensions and tight body wrap dresses from her early-millennium X-Tina days in the just-premiered music video for "Your Body." Though the hallmarks of the diva's coming of age phase are brought back to vivid life in the new video, the gorgeous male models stealing the show receive the opposite fate. 

If this is the only real contribution Honey Boo Boo ever bestows upon society, then we're better off for it. 

This week's big sound bite from TLC's Here Comes Honey Boo Boo gets a circuit-ready auto-tune remix. Check it out after the jump!

Continuing the tradition of dropping new music in or around September every year, Rihanna keeps things fresh with the first single from her seventh studio album, "Diamonds." The influence from writer Sia is unmistakable while the toned-down beat is a breath of fresh air from the Barbadian Beauty. Check out "Diamonds" after the jump. 

It sounds like internationally known BBC 1 DJ Scott Mill is hoping for the same "Masterpiece" dedication that Elton John and Lady Gaga received from the Queen of Pop. According to Mill, the Queen has been dethroned. 

Friend of Instinct and rising international pop star Bright Light Bright Light has debuted the music video for "Feel It," featuring a cameo from Del Marquis of Scissor Sisters. So much yumminess in "Feel It" that he doesn't have to ask us twice!

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The Georgia Aquarium got back to us regarding Jane Lynch's uber-polite request that the Atlanta Pride organizers move their kickoff event to another venue.

Their response is filled with pure Southern gentility (seriously, they're very polite), but we here at Instinct are loosely translating it as saying "Bitch, please."

They address Lynch's concerns after the jump.

We suspected that Christina Aguilera might be on the verge of a radio comeback a few weeks back when the demo of her new single "Your Body" sparked an impromptu office dance party. But does the official radio release of a more-polished version of the song give our prediction some standing ground?