Rebecca Black

Rebecca Black and FunnyorDie.com teamed up to launch what is, unquestionably, the best April Fools prank in the history of the holiday -- 'Friday or Die.'

For 13-year-old Rebecca Black, fame has come easy -- Black's debut music video for her song, 'Friday,' has over 65 million YouTube views to date, and is currently sitting pretty in the Top 40 of Billboard's Hot 100 chart. Now, the highly talked about (okay, made fun of) teen is ready for round two, and is set to put out a follow-up single, 'LOL,' as well as a full-length album.

As comedians do, Conan O'Brien made sure to get his light-hearted stab at 13-year-old Rebecca Black's viral YouTube music video, 'Friday.'

Rebecca Black has been pop culture fodder and a "trending topic" for the past week with her so-bad-it's-not-really-good viral video for her song silly song 'Friday.' Due to the overwhelming amount of questions she has been getting via her Tumblr page, Black's friend Benni Cinkle, who sits to Black's right in the back seat of a convertible in the video and even gets a shout of from the si

Much-maligned 'Friday' singer Rebecca Black emerged on national television this morning to defend herself (on a Friday, no less!) by saying pretty much what we said earlier in the week, that's she's not the "worst singer" in the world.

The Internet just about blew up over the weekend because of people reacting humorously to Rebecca Black's  'Friday' video. The admittedly amateurish video has already been watched over two million times, spawned a bunch of cover versions (even an illumanati theory), and caused a bunch of people to write "who thought this was a good idea?" articles. But is 'Friday' really all that bad? Re