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Cee-Lo Debuts Official "F-ck You" Video

Plus: New music from Brandon Flowers and Jenny Lewis, and a lost Green Day song rediscovered

September 1, 2010 1:43 PM ET

Cee-Lo: "F-ck You" Video
Cee-Lo has unleashed the new video for his viral hit "F-ck You" (and not "Forget You."). The retro clip, equal parts Glee and Grease, follows Cee-Lo's journey from a lovelorn nerd to a "lady killer." Check it out above.

Brandon Flowers: "Hard Enough" (Featuring Jenny Lewis)
This collaboration between Nevada-born rockers Brandon Flowers and Jenny Lewis, from Rilo Kiley, hit radio yesterday. It will appear on Flowers' new solo album, Flamingo. [Vulture]

Green Day: "Cigarettes & Valentines" (Live)
At a Green Day concert in Denver this weekend, the band resurrected "Cigarettes & Valentines," the title track to the band's original follow-up to Warning, which was never released because the master tapes were stolen in 2003. Green Day rebounded from the loss by releasing American Idiot in 2004. [Punknews.org]

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