George Michael's delivered his first music video since almost dying earlier this year. The song? The aptly named, "White Light."

Clearly, George is reflecting on his near-death experience (with the help of techno-fied bass, naturally), but we'll let you decide what else is going on in this video.

There are the required shirtless men, a confusing amount of Kate Moss, and...a zebra.

Break down the video for yourself after the jump!

Update:

McQueen’s secondary fashion line, McQ, was to have a showing today at New York Fashion Week, but that show was quickly canceled upon news of his death. Reactions from the fashion world and those that knew McQueen have begun to come in.

Anna Wintour, editor-in-chief of Vogue said, "We are devastated to learn of the death of Alexander McQueen, one of the greatest talents of his generation. He brought a uniquely British sense of daring and aesthetic fearlessness to the global stage of fashion. In such a short career, Alexander McQueen's influence was astonishing—from street style to music culture and the world's museums. His passing marks an insurmountable loss."

Karl Lagerfeld took a slightly more morbid approach commenting...

The bulge that brought our attention to (among other things) Calvin Klein in the 90s reportedly didn’t affect another CK mainstay from the decade in the same way. The designer himself has gone on record saying that co-model in the iconic underwear campaigns Kate Moss hated working with Mark Wahlberg (formerly Marky Mark a.k.a. our coming out vessel).

From Telegraph:

"With her earnings a fifth of what they were two years ago — she had to get by on a paltry £1million last year — Kate Moss has just taken another blow to her amour-propre, courtesy of Calvin Klein.

"Klein, recalling the time he cast Moss and Mark Wahlberg in a series of advertisements in the Eighties, says she was, while “a great model,” a “difficult” person to...