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by Tim Kenneally

Improbable as it seems, David Hasselhoff has found a project more ludicrous than “Sharknado 3” to insert himself into.

Behold, Hasselhoff’s new music video for “True Survivor,” the lead track from the upcoming film “Kung Fury.”

It starts with Hasselhoff cruising up to a group of young tough guys in a cop car to question them, only to be flipped into the air, car and all, by one of the thugs, who uses his skateboard as leverage.

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Hasselhoff somehow guns down his foes while in midair. Then things get really weird.

Dinosaurs. A giant viking. Explosions galore. And Hasselhoff himself, strutting  and preening across the screen like “Knight Rider” was still going strong. We doubt the Hoff himself could have dreamed this up even during his most delirious cheeseburger binge.

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The Kickstarter-funded “Kung Fury” is described as “a visually spectacular action comedy that has its foundation in ’80s cop movies.”

The “True Survivor” clip itself probably defies description, but go ahead and give it a shot in the comments section after you’ve watched the video.

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Fans of ’90s music, have we got a treat for you.

Hootie and the Blowfish reunited Thursday night on “The Late Show with David Letterman,” where the band got its start way back in 1994. Twenty-one years later, they’ve still got it.

Darius Rucker and his former band played “Hold My Hand,” which was a big smash hit for the guys back in the day. Lately, Rucker’s being doing his solo thing, but the gang still reunites yearly for a charity event called Homegrown Concert, which benefit’s the band’s non-profit foundation’s mission to support education among a multitude of other philanthropy efforts. CBS audiences got a sneak peak at this year’s concert last night.

“Sounded great in 1994, even better [now],” Letterman said, as the Worldwide Pants production cut to commercial.

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by Reid Nakamura

Thirty Seconds to Mars is taking their fans to summer camp.

Beginning this August, Jared Leto‘s band will host a three-day, two-night camp in Malibu, California, with activities including hiking, yoga, climbing and cooking classes. The rock band behind hit singles “Kings and Queens” and “City of Angels” will hold two performances during the weekend.

The camp will run August 22-24.

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“We have always looked to do things for our audience that are fun and unique,” Leto told Rolling Stone about the camp. “What better way to celebrate the summer than in beautiful Southern California with the Mars family in full?”

Overnight packages for the camp range from $799 for a basic camping experience to $1999 for a room in one of the camp’s lodges. Limited day passes will also be available. Tickets go on sale June 19 at 9 a.m. PT.

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by Beatrice Verhoeven

Justin Timberlake and Alfonso Ribeiro busted some moves while playing the American Century Celebrity Golf Tournament in Lake Tahoe this week, when they broke out the famous “Carlton” dance from “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.”

Ribeiro seemed unhappy with his swing as hundreds of onlookers watched the ball hit the rough. Upon seeing his disappointment, Timberlake urged the “Dancing With the Stars” winner to do the famous dance.

The crowd went wild as they watched the duo perform the dance that is synonymous with Ribeiro’s character, Carlton, in “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.” Tom Jones’ “It’s Not Unusual” sparked the evolution of the dance.

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After the arm-swinging and hip-shaking, Timberlake and Ribeiro high-fived and laughed.

“The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” aired from 1990 to 1996 and starred Will Smith, James Avery and Karyn Parsons. Ribeiro played Carlton Banks, and he recently won the 19th season of ABC’s “Dancing With the Stars,” alongside Witney Carson.

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by Itay Hod

“The Reflektor Tapes,” a documentary about the making of Arcade Fire’s highly acclaimed 2013 album and its subsequent tour, will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival before getting a full release on Sept. 23.

“Sound is happening all around you, and notes and rhythms are happening all around you,” the Canadian band says in the film’s official trailer.

Directed by filmmaker Khalil Joseph, the movie covers the album’s inception in Jamaica, the recording process in Montreal as well as concerts in Haiti, Los Angeles and London.

“The Reflektor Tapes” will also include a previously unreleased track, along with 15 minutes of never before seen footage.

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“Reflektor” was ranked No. 5 on Rolling Stone’s list of 2013’s 50 Best Albums.

In March, band members Win Butler and Régine Chassagne teamed with A-list music stars to announce their partnership with Jay Z’s streaming service, Tidal.