Ludacris wants to do it with you on stage at a sold-out concert. Usher wants to make love in this club. But for Matthew Morrison, sex just isn't any fun unless somebody's getting evicted.

Morrison, whose dulcet tones have previously made Sisqo's 'The Thong Song' sound like children's music on 'Glee,' has just introduced fans to a very, very different side of Mr. Schuester with his first solo single, 'Summer Rain.'

The actor premiered the folksy song, which details his penchant for getting down on rooftops and includes unsubtle descriptions of "touch[ing] you there," on Ryan Seacrest's radio show this morning. Morrison said of the track, "I've heard that song so many times. I love it though. It never gets old."

Check out 'Summer Rain' inside.

Less than a week after his arrest for making anti-Semitic remarks to a couple at a Parisian hotspot, new video has surfaced of Dior designer John Galliano hurling racially motivated insults at two other patrons at the same bar.

The controversial video, posted by the U.K.'s Sun newspaper, shows a seemingly intoxicated Galliano telling two customers at Paris bar Le Perle, "I love Hitler" after the two ask him the color of his hair.

Galliano goes on to tell the pair, who are of French and Italian origin, "People like you would be dead today. Your mothers, your forefathers would be f**king gassed."

Watch the video inside.

Michelle Rodriguez hit an Oscar afterparty last night in Hollywood, looking like she may have forgotten some of her dress, maybe even a lot of her dress. The 'Lost' star wore a gray lace bodysuit with a sheer overlay that leaves very little to the imagination.

This daring dress reminds us Britney Spears' black lace Grammy look from last year. Are bodysuits making a comeback as formal wear? Overexposed thighs everywhere hope not, and we do, too.

Check out Michelle's miss after the jump!

The video for Lady Gaga's latest smash, 'Born This Way,' has arrived, and it is every bit as creative and visually arresting as anything Mother Monster has ever unleashed on her adoring fans.

The clip, directed by fashion photographer Nick Knight in collaboration with the Haus of Gaga creative team and choreographer Laurieann Gibson, continues the rebirth theme the enigmatic pop star has been pushing since emerging from an egg-like vessel to perform the track at this year's Grammys.

"This is the manifesto of Mother Monster," Gaga says, setting up the effects-heavy video. "Thus began the beginning of the new race. A race within the race of humanity, a race which bears no prejudice, no judgment, but boundless freedom."

Check out the 'Born This Way' video after the jump.

Sit down with Charlie Sheen and he'll tell you he loves to "win," and in his epic interview with ABC News, the off-kilter actor delivers line after line of "truth" about his "bitchin' rock star life," ranging from the amounts of drugs he imbibes to having a brain "not from this terrestrial realm."

"I'm proud of what I created. Why wouldn't I be?" Sheen tells ABC's Andrea Canning when asked if he's proud of his partying. "I exposed people to magic. I exposed them to something that they otherwise would not see in their boring normal lives. And I gave that to them!"

Susan "Suze" Rotolo, who inspired several of Bob Dylan's love songs, died Friday night at home in her New York City loft following a long illness. She was 67.

When Rotolo was a teenager, she met Dylan backstage after one of his concerts. He described her in his book 'Chronicles' as "the most erotic thing I'd ever seen." The two began dating between 1961 and 1964. She is most known as the woman walking with Dylan on the cover of his album 'The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan.'

When she left New York to study at the University of Perugia in Italy, the separation inspired Dylan to write two love songs: 'Don't Think Twice, It's Alright' and 'Tomorrow is a Long Time.' The couple eventually split.

'21st Century Girl' has debuted, and Willow Smith is channeling her inner Rihanna and her inner awesomeness in equal measure. Yes, the 'Whip My Hair' singer has indeed followed up her debut single with a jam just as danceable and catchy, called '21st Century Girl.' And don't forget, she's still only 10 years old.

The song, which premiered on Ryan Seacrest's show Monday morning, has spread across the web like wildfire. Listen to '21st Century Girl' after the jump!