Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford in "Star Wars"
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Which is the real Austin Mahone?

We're not staring at this photo because we're trying to figure out which Austin Mahone is real (DUH, the middle one). We're actually ogling because we wish there were three IRL Austins! Can you just imagine if Austin was a sibling of triplets and all three of them turned out to be pop stars with perfect bed head? Mahomies, that means you'd have THREE times the chance to meet Austin, and wouldn't necessarily have to brawl with Austin's celebrity crush, Mila Kunis! Sigh... Well, unfortunately there's just one Austin... for now. (Excuse us while we do some research on heartthrob cloning -- ANY DAY NOW, SCIENTISTS.)

The "What About Love" singer shared his cardboard cutout photo on Instagram along with the caption, "At my first licensing show @ the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas..Im at the Global Merchandise booth..Come say Hi!!(:" Wait! Does this mean we can BUY Austin cardboard cutouts?! (Ahem, hear that, Miley Cyrus?) That's kinda like getting an Austin clone of our own! OK, sure, faux Austins don't even compare to the real thing (you can't have a pie-eating contest with cardboard), but it's better than spooning those pictures of him on your computer... right!?

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The Postal Service bring new meaning to the term "laundry day" in their "A Tattered Line Of String" video.

The definition of a truly empathetic individual is someone who's able to understand and share the feelings of another person. That's a pretty good way to describe the lyrical prowess of The Postal Service (and Death Cab For Cutie) frontman Ben Gibbard, who's been channeling our collective romantic woes into verse for years. It's also a nice descriptor for the electro-pop group's new "A Tattered Line Of String" video: You think doing the laundry sucks? Try being the laundry.

 Watch The Postal Service's "A Tattered Line Of String" video after the jump. 

The song, from Gibbard and  Dntel's Jimmy Tamborello's recently released Give Up reissue, interprets the whirl of having your world turned upside down in love -- literally. "When we walk/ We agreed/ That we will not ever speak of this night to anyone that we both knew," Gibbard sings. "Then you said every time we kissed I felt something that couldn’t exist/ And I confessed that I thought I felt it too."

Rilo Kiley's Jenny Lewis chimes in on the chorus. "I've got a tattered line of string that I tie to everything that I want to call my own," they harmonize. "But it never seems to hold."

Topsy-turvy stuff, love. Wanna know something else that's not holding? The normal laws of gravity and physics. Don't watch the "Inception"-like swing-set scene with a queasy stomach, FYI. Especially if it's from feeling lovesick.

+ Watch The Postal Service's "A Tattered Line Of String" video.

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Big Time Rush goof off like the best of bros in their "24/seven" video.

It's been a little hard to stop wondering what Big Time Rush's "24/seven" video would be about, since, erhmm, we saw so many BULGING MUSCLES in their behind-the-scenes video photos. Well, now we can officially stop wondering, because the Nickelodeon pop troupe's "24/seven" video has finally dropped! And we're happy to report that while some of the guys are wearing short-sleeved shirts, others are also wearing DELIGHTFUL muscle-bearing tank tops. Top that off with some adorable dude-on-dude bromancing, and we have absolutely zero things to be mad at.

Watch Big Time Rush's "24/seven" video after the jump.

Appearing on the "Confetti Falling" singers' just-released album of the same name, "24/seven" features a charming BTR goof-around montage: Kendall, James, Carlos, and Logan are rehearsing for live shows, they're joking around, they're doing "bro" handshakes, and they're even practicing their "mic moves" (you know, when singers dance with their mic stands). Essentially, "24/seven"  gives Rushers an inside look into what they'd see if they were, you know, dating a BTR member, or, say, a stage grip/lighting/tech person. But preferably the Big Time Rush-dating scenario.

+ Watch Big Time Rush's "24/seven" video.

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