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# Pop Chart: Beastie Boys Back, Gaga Gives In and Reiser Falls

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## Video: Pop Chart: Beastie Boys Back, Gaga Gives In and Reiser Falls

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_Published 2011-04-29. The Beastie Boys have a new album and video starring an ensemble of Hollywood actors, Weird Al gets to parody Gaga, and Paul Reiser's new show tanks_


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## Transcript

[ MUSIC ] I'm Beth with time magasine and this is the funtastic. So the beasti boys are back our favorite middle aged white rappers put out another album called hot talks part two. [ MUSIC ]. [ MUSIC ] Which used to be called [ INAUDIBLE ] committee part one. It's a long story. They've also made a 30 minute movie called, Fight for your Right, revisited, which starts, pretty much everyone, in Hollywood. I don't even understand what that means. We're also excited to see the metropolitan museum of arts, exhibit of clothes, by the late fashion designer, Alexander McClean. Mostly because, we like shoes that look like bejeweled lobster claws.

[ MUSIC ] So, recently, two New Yorkers with too much money on their hands gave $ 5000 to a cab driver and asked him to drive them to Los Angeles. [ MUSIC ] It took six days. But what happened once they got there? Did he just have to turn around and go back? [ MUSIC ] Paul Reiser's new show was cancelled after just two episodes, which was just long enough for us to realize that Paul Reiser had a new show. [ MUSIC ] So here are five things that you do not have to worry about. You don't have to worry about Rodger Ebert because he finally won the New Yorker's cartoon caption contest after 107 tries.

[ MUSIC ] You don't have to worry about Weird Al because Lady Gaga finally gave him the okay t parody her new song Born This Way. [ MUSIC ] You don't have to worry about trying to remember the title of Keith Olbermann's new show. We considered a lot of names for the new show on Current. Because it has the exact same title as his old show. My new news hour, Countdown with Keith Olbermann. You don't have to worry about trying to figure out a way to embarrass Charlie Sheen, because one of his goddesses just recently dumped him via text message. So, you don't have to worry about, discovering life in outer space, because funding for the search for extra terrestrial intelligence, has been scrapped.

So, that's it, that what was on [ INAUDIBLE ] this week. Check back next week, we'll have more for you. Oh, but one last thing, Emma Watson, just dropped out of college. Hermoine would not be pleased. [ MUSIC ]

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