Jamie Whitby directs this glistening cut for LA rapper Yoshi Flower. Hidden away in the mountains with his fortune, Yoshi still can’t shake the emptiness. The man’s sitting on so many diamonds, there’s nothing left to do but piss them away. Literally.Whitby takes shots at materialism with his wispy, playful style. Look out for the triumphant return of the star diffractor, an unfairly maligned piece of kit that now seems custom made for Yoshi’s diamond-encrusted luxuries (created by art director Lauren Kim).

With a heavy nod to that classic Hype Williams style for Missy Elliot and others (on a fraction of those budgets), Carly Cussen directs Brit hip-hop duo Krept & Konan in bling and fur-coat mode, hanging with the scantily-clad ladies in a Far Eastern 'gentleman's club', and being thoroughly Nineties, for Freak Of The Week.

In Your Face has photos from the Final Cut and Soundtree's summer bash last Thursday night, including what Tim Nash calls "the funniest photo I have ever taken"... Sorry Tim, we just had to show the folks... Actually not just the funniest, surely the most unfeasible. How is this just one picture Unless you can really now get inflatable Nimas...

Atlantic's MVA-winning commissioner Tim Nash has been on his travels recently. In LA with Jake Nava for Little Boots, and then on to Cuba with Nez for Paolo Nutini. And you can find out about his exploits on the peerless In Your Face - including his and Nez's smoke-filled encounter with this gentleman - a veteran of Fidel Castro and Che Guevara's very first revolutionary army. The thing about Nasher is this: he is a video blogger who has a life, who happens to write like a dream. Grrrr.

What a nice surprise. Promo News is featured in this week's Guardian Guide, which came out on Saturday. We're on the Internet page (p32) and here. Recommending this website as the place to go for quality British music vids with all the trimmings, Guardian Guide says: "If you've got the slightest interest in film and music you'll quickly get hooked." How cool is that This weekend we're as happy as a Liverpool fan.

Can't make, or just plain not bothered about Glastonbury this year Well, there's this other festival in June in Manchester - Manchester, Tennessee, that is. It also has The Boss playing, and a couple of other bands, as you can see here... And does Glasters have a super animated line-up announcement promo featuring a pioneering new technique - in 3D. Don't think so. Elliot Jokelson directed this at Ghost Robot, who have a bit of experience with 3D, having supervised Encyclopedia Pictura's epic Bjork video last year. So you'll need a pair of blue and cyan glasses - or you can make your own. The 3D effect is created by a technique called stratostencil animation which uses traditional, basic principles of cel animation - like seeing all the pages of a flip-book all at once. Very cool.