Rebecca Black

It's official - after over 167 million views and who knows how many parodies, YouTube sensation Rebecca Black has released her much-anticipated (?) follow-up to "Friday".  Check "My Moment" out and post a comment when you're done.

If you thought Rebecca Black's 15 minutes of fame were over, well, think again. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the infamous 'Friday' singer will release her next single, 'My Moment,' Mon., Jul. 18 at 8 p.m. on her YouTube channel.

If you've ever wondered what viral video sensation Rebecca Black would sound like if she wasn't a native English speaker, you may want to check out Tonje Langeteig's 'I Don't Wanna Be a Crappy Housewife.' In the Norway native's music video, Langeteig seems to be channeling the fabulously awful sound and cheesy visuals from Black's infamous single, 'Friday,' even though she's an adult with a somewh

We knew that some people weren't fans of Internet sensation Rebecca Black, but we didn't know it was this bad. PopCrush is reporting that two separate death threats, one by phone and one by e-mail, were made against the 13-year-old singer in March, all stemming from the viral music video for her "hit" single, 'Friday.' Anaheim Police spokesman Rick Martinez said the threats were related

Break out the champagne: The infamous viral video for Rebecca Black's "hit" single 'Friday' has officially passed the 100 million views mark on YouTube, according to Billboard. The feat happened Wednesday morning, inching the video slightly closer (but not really) to YouTube's all-time view leader, Justin Bieber's 'Baby,' with 515 million views. It's an especially remarkable feat, consid

Over 47 million views (and almost a million "dislikes") as of this posting. 13-year-old Rebecca Black may have the last laugh on all the haters - she just debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and is apparently making about $25,000 a week from this song right now, possibly double. Happy Friday!

Rebecca Black is apparently turning what some are calling the "worst song ever" into huge profits. Forbes writer Chris Barth recently took a look at the digital sales and video streams for her now infamous (but admittedly catchy) song 'Friday.' Thus far, the video has over 30 million streams on YouTube, which has apparently translated into an estimated $20,000 -- a big profit, considerin