If two's a company and three's a crowd, some forgot to tell Kanye West. On Friday (February 14), Yeezy added a new verse and beat to Beyoncé and Jay Z's duet on the song's official remix.

The track, which premiered on AngieReview.com, starts with a foreign wail, and a slightly reworked instrumental before Kanye spews his X-rated thoughts and inner-most desires. "You will never need another lover/ 'Cause you a MILF and I'm a motherf---er," West starts in a line that may or may not be a reference to fiancée Kim Kardashian.

Yeezy continues to make a number of thinly veiled references to Kimmy. "If you aint on sight, you on skype/ I put you on a bike, you bound girl," he raps connecting the dots to his "Bound 2" music video, which featured himself and his bride-to-be simulating sex scenes while riding a motorcycle.

The proud beau also tosses in a few mentions of Kim's voluptuous backside. "Let me remind you, you got a great future behind you," he rhymes in a cheesy (but somehow charming) way.

Throughout his verse, Kanye gives us a private peak into his bedroom, taking cues from the Carters' original love fest. There are differences though. As an alternative to Beyoncé's favorite in-bathtub "surfboard" position, 'Ye adds his own touch. "That cowgirl, you reverse that cowgirl," he instructs his lady after reminding her: "I ain't a pastor/ Don't do missionary."

Vocally Bey and Jay's portions remain as they did in the song's original version, though West does play with the sequencing and adds cool ...

Eric Bellinger is one smooth customer. Not only does the California-based singer/songwriter hold a good tune, but he's quite the romantic — especially on Valentine's Day.

"When I say I'm an R&B singer, I mean I really do everything like rose pedals, and I'ma open your door. I'ma do all that," EB told MTV News during a visit to New York in January.

On Tuesday Bellinger, released The Rebirth album, which features his catchy single "I Don't Want Her," and while he didn't divulge this year's plans, did share with us one particular memorable V-Day.

"I remember one year I got a hotel room for this girl and did all that with the roses and the flowers and the Jacuzzi in the room," he began to recall. "I wrote a song for her on the spot."

Not only did Bellinger write a song for his lady at the time, he also recorded it there in the hotel room. She just figured the accomplished songwriter was doing his usual work and didn't realize he was writing a special song just for her.

"At the end I put the headphones on [her], she heard the music, she heard the full deal, I'm massaging her, she's listening, you know I'm a ladies' man," he said. "You know what happened immediately following that three minutes and 27 seconds."

Spoilers for "Winter's Tale" ahead. You've been warned.

This Valentine's Day, some studio execs are hoping you'll want to grab your sweetie and cozy up at the movie theater while watching "Winter's Tale," the tale of endless love (not to be confused with "Endless Love," also opening today) starring Colin Farrell and Jessica Brown Findlay. The story of love, loss, reincarnation and winged horses appeals to the romantic in all of us, but we can think of one romantic in particular who's sure to be ob-effing-sessed with this little ditty: Taylor Swift.

We all know that the songstress has a particularly soft spot for all things relationship — make-ups, break-ups and wake-ups (to feelings) included — and we don't think "Winter's Tale" will be any exception to that. In fact, we have a sneaking suspicion that Taylor Swift's discography served as the stand-in soundtrack for the movie, until KT Tunstall, Hans Zimmer and Rupert Gregson-Williams stepped in with the finished score.

Though the massive Mark Helprin novel of the same name on which the movie is based was considered by some to be "unfilmable," the plot is fairly simple if you ignore this parallel demon world thing involving Russell Crowe's character, which the movie mostly does anyone: Peter Lake (Farrell) is a master thief. In 1916, he falls in love with a dying redhead (Findlay). He believes he can save her, but, um. Peter is murdered shortly thereafter, and is awakened in the year 2014, with no knowledge of the world around him or his identity, only that there is a ...

We have to admit, we treated Austin Mahone to a pretty fancy Valentine's Day date. Flowers, chocolate, kisses and some fun games — we kind of went all out for "Live from MTV."

While Austin admitted that he never got flowers in high school, we came prepared, whipping out a dozen roses for the singer at the beginning of the 30-minute live stream. And then of course, we had to get a little information from him, prodding him about his still-in-the-works album, coming later this year. So far, we've heard two singles from the LP: "MMM Yeah" and which dropped this morning.

"I did a little rapping on there, hopefully I didn't sound too white," Austin said of the track. And when correspondent Christina Garibaldi asked if Cash Money labelmate Lil Wayne helped guide his rap skills, Austin boasted proudly, "No, I did that all on my own."

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We played games with Mahone, including one where he challenged a fan to a Hershey's Kisses eating contest. Whoever could fit the most chocolate in their mouth won!

Throughout the show, we hooked Austin up with his biggest Mahomies. He made special Valentine's Day calls to lucky fans who had tweeted out #AustinMaPhone earlier in the day. How did they react when they got a call from their favorite singer? Well, you'll just have to watch. The conversations are priceless.

If you're hitting the town this Valentine's Day with a d-a-t-e there's probably going to be some k-i-s-s-i-n-g, am I right? Or am I 12? Either/or, before you head out to make out, might I suggest nabbing some lip tips from garage band together PANGEA?

In their video for "Offer," off of their newest record Badillac, the guys of the L.A. act all get a little loose-lipped — with each other.

Yup, the chorus of the song may go, "if you have a kiss for me and only me," but in the video, there's plenty of smooches to go around.

The whole deal was filmed over the course of tour and at drummer Erik Jimenez's birthday party. Much of the tonguing took place at the party, so I'm guessing it was a very happy birthday indeed!

Since the guys seriously look like they know what they're doing in the aforementioned video — and since their music is definitely the kind to lock tortured lips to — we hit up the dudes for their most passionate of makeout tips.

First of all, put away the Chapstick. The guys like it dry.