icki Minaj’s latest music video “Anaconda” broke Vevo view count records and Ellen DeGeneres wants in. The day-time talk show host has placed herself in many movie scenes before, but this one is of a slightly different vibe. There is no doubt that one of this year’s themes is the butt. Whether it’s Miley Cyrus twerking or Jennifer Lopez and Iggy Azalea’s “Booty” remix. Click to watch Ellen insert herself in to the Nicki’s “Anaconda” music video.

“Ghostbusters” is celebrating their 30th anniversary and is on a limited run in theaters currently. One of our favorite original cast members is the great Bill Murray. He recently spoke with The Toronto Star and shared his casting suggestions for the upcoming “Ghostbusters III” film. The movie is rumored to revolve around a female ensemble. Click to find out which actresses Murray would love to see get cast in the new film.

It is sad to confirm that Joan Rivers has passed away. The 81-year-old comedian died peacefully after being in a medical induced coma, followed by life support. Rivers had previously went in for surgery on her vocal chords and became unresponsive. Her daughter, Melissa Rivers, released the following statement regarding her mother’s passing.

What was once just an internet campaign, has now become a semi-reality for “Community” star Donald Glover. He will soon be making his voice-over debut as Miles Morales in Disney XD’s “Ultimate Universe” series.

Looks like the “Superbad” actor Michael Cera has released a surprise album. My first thought was, “This is probably going to be so hipster that it hurts.” “True That” has 18 songs that can be streamed via Bandcamp. It is currently categorized as Indie-Folk and consists of full songs that include vocals, yet many tracks are solely melodies. Take a listen and tweet THEPOPFIX your opinion of Cera’s jam session-like album.

The musical comedy stylings brought to you by The Lonely Island will soon be appearing on a movie screen near you. Yes that is right, the trio that has delivered viral hits such as, “I’m on a Boat,” “Dick in a Box,” and “Like a Boss.” The comedy group originally gained an audience via their music sketches on “Saturday Night Live.” After gaining huge success they started to release full albums of their own, where they ended up topping the charts each time. Now Universal is giving them the chance to shine on the big screen.

“Weird Al” Yankovic is back and he is full of new parodies. Continuing the art of being a musician-parodist, Yankovic has took on some of the most recent popular songs. There will be a new music video every day of this week for the songs off of his album “Mandatory Fun.” Today Yankovic released the music video for “Word Crimes,” where he takes on bad grammar. Maybe one day he’ll ask Kristin Mineo to duet with him in an ultimate salute to the grammar police. Click to check out the music video.

It appears the whole gang is back for the sequel to the 2011 comedy, “Horrible Bosses.” Today we were gifted with the “Horrible Bosses 2″ trailer, that promises laughter on top of laughter. In the first film Jason Bateman, Charlie Day, and Jason Sudeikis conspired to kill their bosses after realizing these evil bosses were causing them to be unhappy. Although these attempts didn’t go as planned, their outcome has appeared to make them feel like legit hardcore criminals.