There have been countless interpretations of Rebecca Black's earth-shattering music video. This video happens to be one of the more unique versions of the unexpected hit.

Well done, everyone! Rebecca Black, the Ark Music Factory product whose teen dream song about days of the week "Friday" went crazy viral last week, has had her song downloaded over 2 million times on iTunes. Meaning, she's probably already a millionaire! From Forbes.com:

"Friday" singer Rebecca Black finally broke her legendary silence during an interview with Andrea Channing on today's GMA. Uh, Ms. Channing? Do you really think repeating mean Internet comments to a 13-year-old's face is a productive argument against cyber bullying?

Rebecca Black, star of the hugely popular and terrible "Friday" viral video, complained to The Daily Beast today about the mean things people are saying about her on the Internet: "Those hurtful comments really shocked me," she said. "At times, it feels like I'm being cyberbullied." And this was before 4chan launched "Operation Black Friday."

First, there was the unforgettable original version. Then, there was the cool, laid back, arguably better-than-the-original cover. Now, Rebecca Black's "Friday"—the song that captivated the country for all the wrong reasons—has its ominously emotional cover. It's pretty good!

If you haven't heard Rebecca Black's "Friday" yet, then what is wrong with you/click here to experience the magic. If you have, then you'll realize that this cover version—by singer/sonngwriter Kyle Puccia—is amazing. And I mean this seriously!

On Saturday (which comes after Friday, but is before Sunday), we brought you the music video for Rebecca Black's "Friday," which has created an Internet firestorm. Now comes the reaction—like from this girl, who really didn't like it.

We think it is! Just two unlikable people doing the hosting and music playing. Also today: Joseph Gordon-Levitt might be headed to Gotham, find out who's hot this pilot season, and the last days of Friday Night Lights.

This has been a sad slog of a week for humanity, with suicides, overdoses, abuses, and intolerance of everything brought to the fore. Can we take a deep breath as we approach the weekend and think happier thoughts?

Hey gurls! Looking for a summertime video jam featuring the twinkiest of West Hollywood? Here: Katy Perry's "California Gurls," sung lip synced to by gays. It's like last year's jam, Party in the USA. Kewtest boi is 8 seconds in.

Holy crap people, it is Friday. And that can only mean one thing: kick your heels up, coast through today, and watch this dance remix of Al Bundy.

2009 Keyboard Cat is so...2009. New year! New cat! New wicked bumpin' song. If anything else symbolized 5 PM on Friday more than this video, we'd sure like to see it.

Man, Europe. We elected this classy guy after you made fun of us for years about that "cowboy" (btw: here in America, only morons thought he was a "cowboy"), and now your leaders are all running around with naked ladies.

Have you always wished you had an iPhone app that made it look like you were sniffing coke off your phone? Now you have one. Happy Friday, you broke bastard. [The iSnort]

Oh, hello. You wanted to see a picture of disgraced Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich standing in a fake forest with Heidi and Spencer from The Hills, right? Oh good, because we have one.

We can't actually improve on that headline. Kudos, City Room. But yes, a giant beaver was pulled to safety this afternoon by NYPD scuba units, who "were patrolling the United Nations in connection with the visit of Pope Benedict XVI and said the beaver appeared to be struggling to swim." Also: "It was not known if the beaver was male or female. ('It has pretty big claws,' Lieutenant Harkins said.)" [NYT]

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Finally! Everyone but us will stop paying attention to Julia Allison. [Reuters]