VIDEO: Jimmy Kimmel Finds New Use for Pink’s Grammys Act

Can’t stop thinking about Pink’s wet trapeze stunt from last weekend’s Grammys? Well, now, thanks to Jimmy Kimmel, you can have a miniaturized - and handy - version of the act in your own home.

If you act fast, you can a “Taylor Swiffer” with every purchase of “The Pinkler.”

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VIDEO: Why Pink Feared She Would Fall at Grammys

As breathtaking as Pink‘s “Glitter in the Air” performance was at last night’s Grammys, the number could have easily been more memorable.

Although the trapeze-esque act was something she had performed numerous times during her Funhouse tour, the awards show version incorporated a new element: lights.

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We Are the World - Part Two

First, they sang for Africa. Now, they’ll be singing for Haiti.

To help celebrate the classic “We Are the World” recording, Quincy Jones and Lionel Richie will be uniting artists once again to sing for a good cause. Artists in the Los Angeles area for the Jan. 31 Grammys will be asked to participate in this musical event taking place on February 1.

When the original song - co-written by Richie and Michael Jackson - was first released, proceeds generated by the single went toward the relief effort in Africa. Although a 25th anniversary-celebration had already been in the works prior to the earthquake in Haiti, the devastation in that country changed the scope of the plans.

It’s not yet known who will be involved in the new session, though artists including Usher, Natalie Cole, and John Legend have already been given invites.

“We Are the World” was recorded on January 28, 1985.

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