Rihanna continues to keep her name in the news, as she's just unveiled her latest video for her single Diamonds. After teasing fans with a preview yesterday, the full music video comes equipped with vivid imagery and abstract concepts. Rih Rih can be seen in an open field, balled up in bed, floating in a body of water and even running from a bright light throughout the clip. Give the video a view up top and be sure to grab your pre-orders on her upcoming album Unapologetic on iTunes. Enjoy.

Cris Cab and Big Sean are looking for good girls as they let loose the visuals to their collaborative track, aptly titled Good Girls (Don't Grow on Trees). After receiving the behind-the-scenes footage, the full-length drop now notes a unique slide show effect throughout, of course highlighting the pair of young artists as well as a couple of good girls. You can check it out for yourself by simply pressing play above and purchase the song on iTunes ($1.29). Enjoy.

Tiësto and Steve Aoki channel sci-fi flick TRON for the inspiration to their latest video for the single Tornado. Taking us inside of a software world, we see Steve alongside Tiernan Cowling, Omar Doom and Michael Trevino racing to death as they all end up in an electric tornado on Planet Tiësto. Directed by PJ Richardson, you can enjoy their latest visual offering up above. A Tornado Remix EP was release this week, featuring remixes by Kill The Noise, Felix Cartal and Angger Dimas, purchase it now on iTunes. Enjoy.

California-based restaurant The Iron Press, known for taking conventional sandwiches and replacing the bread with a buttery waffle, presents a unique take on the jazz era favorite. Focused on dishing out fresh ingredients from the local community, The Iron Press Fried Chicken Waffle Sandwich consists of a slowly marinated fried chicken breast topped with coleslaw, then placed in between a scrumptious waffle and served with jalapeno maple syrup. The Carnegie Deli of the waffle press showcases the process behind creating its best-selling dish. [See & Read More]

The Black Keys hit up a small bar to perform their progressively energetic track, Little Black Submarines. The single is from the rock duo's El Camino project, which can currently be purchased via iTunes. To check out the sweaty performance from the Ohio outlet, simply press play above. Enjoy.

It's fight night: deadmau5 vs. Gerard Way. Off of his upcoming album >album title goes here, the Canadian producer drops an intense video for his latest single Professional Griefers featuring My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way. The clip displays both gentlemen engaged in a UFC fight. Going pound for pound, both gentlemen control a giant robotic mau5 in front of screaming fans. In order to find out who's winning and who not, hit the play button above. Enjoy.

Lil Wayne was heavy on the scene at this year’s Magic Tradeshow. The rapper was in Las Vegas promoting his new skate-inspired brand Trukfit—complete with video projected clothes. Jason Ross, founder of members-only shop site JackThreads, caught up with Weezy to talk shop and find out more about his foray into fashion. Enjoy.

Guests relaxing within the wood-paneled, Lalique-accented ambience of Macallan’s elegant £10 (Ten Pound) cocktail lounge at the Montage Beverly Hills Hotel might expect to see Macallan 25 Year Old at $95, the 30-year-old Fine Oak at $170, and even the 1951 Macallan at $900, all served in Lalique owl-pattern glasses. But even the most jaded single-malt aficionados invariably do a double take at the $64,000 price for a single 50 ml vial of the Macallan 64 Years Old on the £10 oak-sheeted menu. At 85 proof, this dram of ultrarare Macallan is composed of three sherry-cask-aged single malts, filled, respectively, in 1942, 1945, and—making it the youngest—on January, 1946, which by law is the only year that can be referenced to denote the whisky’s age. [See & Read More]

Have you ever wanted to be a part of Diddy's globe-trotting entourage? Well now is your chance. Get the inside access to Diddy's annual trip to the beautiful island of Ibiza and see how the other side lives. "I started coming to Ibiza like 15 years ago, it changed my life." says Sean Combs. Check out the immaculate views and pristine atmosphere of the Mediterranean island as Mr. Combs and friends pop bottles of Ciroc, invade DJ booths and takeover the nightlife Diddy's been about that turn up life since most of us were in diapers, and it looks like he hasn't lost a step yet. Enjoy.

Most people know Dubai for it's massive skyscrapers and luxurious hotels, but few know that the city was built by modern-day slaves. For months, the BBC’s Ben Anderson hung out around the glittering, insane towers springing up in Dubai trying to infiltrate the community of expatriate workers who are putting them up. What he found when he finally got in was that the jewel of the Arab world is almost entirely built upon imported slave labor.