Truth be told, I’m not the world’s hugest Feist fan.

I love Mushaboom off “Let It Die,” but I kind of thought the rest of the album was a bit of a snooze. However, the new album, “The Reminder,” is a bit more engaging and enjoyable from what I’ve heard.

But what you guys really need to see is the video for “1 2 3 4.” I mean, seriously.

I’ve never been the kind of queen who gets all worked up over musicals and costumes and choreography. I like my movies to be movies and my music to be music. But this is a super-fun video to watch and the song is cheery and upbeat.

And if that wasn’t enough, take a look at this performance from Letterman. Via Stereogum, Feist assembled a huge chorus of indie rock superstar including Jason and Kori from Mates of State as well as members of Grizzly Bear, The National and The New Pornographers to help her out. They’re all clad in white like little indie angels.

Or cult members.

Oh my God, I’m turning into Hello Kitty.

• First and foremost, PROJECT RUNWAY debuts Nov. 14!
• C.J. from Top Chef talks about last week’s surprise elimination.
• Eliza Dushku has signed a development deal.
• TV Guide previews the next season of House.
• Zap2It recognizes some familiar faces. But Peter Krause? Come on now.
• The singer for the Goo Goo Dolls and Sheila E. will be the judges for the new ‘American Idol for Bands’ show. Because I guess C.C. Deville was busy.
• Meet the new Beauty and the Geeks, if you feel the urge.
• A spoiler chat with E-Kristin.
• Bradley Cooper + Cameron Diaz = Love?
• Kevin Smith will direct an episode of Battlestar.
• South Park will be around for another 3 years.
• Scott Baio’s show will plague us for another season.
• A dude named Jeff Fahey, who looks like the crazy, drunken, bearded Mel Gibson mug shot, has been added to the cast of Lost.
• ABC Family loves the gays, I guess.
• Kenan Thompson is going to try to drop 60 pounds so he can play Barack Obama on SNL.
• Donal Logue hasn’t given up on TV.
• The AV Club lists 15 TV sensations that faded fast.
• Aasif Mandvi chats with the Washington Post.