Craig Robinson -- of 'The Office' and 'Hot Tub Time Machine' fame -- is trying to adapt to the world of hardcore rap. As are we all. But Craig is the host of the '2010 Hip Hop Honors' (Mon., 9PM ET on VH1), and so adapting might be a little more crucial to him than it is to us.

In order to host the awards, Craig needs a slight makeover -- which he receives from rapper Lil Jon. He gets some "bling" around his neck, and some other stuff as well. Let's all hope that Craig can pull through.

This year's 'Hip Hop Honors' awards focuses on the musical acts of the South. All joking aside, it's a very impressive group of artists that are assembled for the show, and we're excited to see who the winners will be.

On 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated), actor Craig Robinson decided to take matters into his own hands and express his love for Hunt in the best way possible ... through song.

Robinson (star of 'Hot Tub Time Machine') began an impromptu duet with Hunt. "The first time I saw you," he sang, "in the parking lot. I thought to myself; she's going to her car, what did she forgot?" Then Hunt took over the song. "Take it, baby," Robinson said to her. The whole thing goes downhill after that.

Watch the video after the jump.

The folks at our sister site Cinematical are working hard to give you news and reviews of the best -- and worst -- the silver screen has to offer. Here are some of their musings on the latest blockbusters, indies, and everything in between:

• The last thing in the world I need is more tiny crap to fall into my purse's black, gaping maw, so the idea of movies on USB drives doesn't really appeal to me, but I can see how some people may be into it.
• I've seen several trailers for G-Force, and it looks like a completely awful kids' movie, but the cast is amazing. Zack Galifianakis, Tracy Morgan, and Will Arnett? I don't understand what is going on here at all. See if you can make some sense of it with Cinematical's review of G-Force.
• Hot Tub Time Machine: "It could very well be the most awesomest hot tub time machine-related film ever made in the history of hot tub time machine films." I don't even know what to say about this. You can check out the teaser on Cinematical.
• I still don't really understand the appeal of sparkly vampires (I'm more of a zombie girl, myself), but in case it's your bag, you can check out the highlights of the New Moon panel at San Diego Comic Con.
• Oh my God, I totally agree with #1 on the Cinematical Seven: Creepy Kids on Film. The Bad Seed is horrifying.