Her team has uploaded an archive to their YouTube account, dating back to 1978 when Johnson debuted her label.
In the vids, you can see Steven Tyler and Marc Jacobs walking her runway, as well as Patricia Field, Bjork and of course, Johnson's trademark cartwheel.
So far ten videos have been posted through the eighties and into the early nineties. More will be added daily on YouTube, Facebook and via Twitter.
Confession: I really, really like Miley Cyrus's newest song, "The Climb."
But I really, really dislike Miley Cyrus.
Thank goodness one of my favourite singers on YouTube, AJ Rafael, has recorded a cover of the song. Although it's a little bit pitchy in some areas, it's still a valiant effort.
Now I can listen to the song guilt-free!
Check out AJ Rafael's cover of "The Climb" below, and click here to see more of his YouTube videos.
Ever since watching the SNL parody of Beyonce's "Single Ladies" music video, I have been obsessed with any other version that has popped up on the internet (for example, this little girl, and of course, Shane Mercado on the Bonnie Hunt Show).
Of course, this would have been funnier if it was actually Mr. President himself, but it's nonetheless pretty awesome!
Miley Cyrus's latest YouTube vid features her much older boyfriend, Justin Gaston.
While Miley and her much older best friend, Mandy Jiroux, make complete fools of themselves as usual, Justin appears to be just sitting there awkwardly, just waiting for his turn to show the world his musical abilities...and boy does he have talent!
If you skip to the 5:30, you'll hear his performance of his original song, "If She Makes Me Happy." His vocals, and guitar and song-writing skills are quite good, but of course, Miley ruins it by dancing and singing along, while Mandy bobs around awkwardly.
In the end, Mandy gives him a high five, while Miley gives her boy a hug (and there's no denying that they're together...just look at her face when he introduces his song!)
My cousin showed me an incredible video today on YouTube, called "Where the Hell is Matt?"
The video, features a man, Matt, doing his signature dance all around the world, and people joining in and dancing with him.
Matt originally wanted only to make and play video games, until one day he decided there was more to life than just that. He quit his job, and used all the money he saved to travel. While taking pictures, his friend suggested that he do his signature dance and record it.
That idea led to his first video. The response got the attention of the makers of Stride gum, who arranged for Matt to travel to 39 countries on all seven continents for six months.
After his second video, Matt decided to get other people to join in with him, resulting in the video below.
Watch it a few times, you'll discover something new each time.
Thanks again to Marvin for sharing this amazing video.
To learn more about "Where the Hell is Matt?" click here.
One of the most brilliant pianists on YouTube is David Sides. When I first heard his cover of T-Pain's "Buy You a Drank," which was genius, I immediately became a fan. To top it all off, he arranges and plays all of his covers by EAR. That takes mad skill!
Check out his latest cover of Chris Brown's "Forever," below!
Has anyone noticed the changes on YouTube recently? Not only have they added search suggestions and layout changes, but they also recommend videos you may like.
I'm guessing they choose videos that are related to your favourites and subscriptions, but surprisingly, some of their suggestions are right-on.
Here is one of the recommended videos that I really enjoyed! It's a cover by AJ Rafael & Cathy Nguyen, and although they're kind of just having fun and fooling around, their voices are great, and they look so cute together! Plus, I LOVE this song.
