Nothing Compares To Wrecking Ball – a reconciliatory remix by music and video producer Robin Skouteris.
Home twerking is killing music.
Can’t we all just get along?
(H/T: EJ)
Nothing Compares To Wrecking Ball – a reconciliatory remix by music and video producer Robin Skouteris.
Home twerking is killing music.
Can’t we all just get along?
(H/T: EJ)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbUYVVmWESg
One of the late Manga artist Osamu Tezuka’s wonderful 13 Experimental Films – a gentle parody of vintage cartoons, filled with sight gags related to the degraded nature of the prints.
As the sales behemoth of Rockstar’s GTA V thunders on, having passed $1 billion within three days of launch, Despicable Channel presents a soothing, violence and theft-free timelapse of the fictional San Andreas landscape.
Soundtrack by Exist Strategy
Conservation scientist Luke Dollar from National Geographic’s Big Cats Initiative narrates a decisive predator versus predator encounter in Brazil’s Pantanal wetlands.
Collie Ennis tweetz:
Check this out, a pal of mine challenged by his son to clear this level [of PC/Mac platformer Super Meat Boy]. Gas.
(NSFW: Language level: game rage)
Doc Sweets breaks down George Orwell’s dystopic allegory and the legit troofs it offers about all humanity.
Previously: Beowulf

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_joDNOpeWWo
Ad agency Sincerely Truman proposes four ways for Star Wars’ new director to return the franchise to its former late 70s/early 80s glory.
Zealots.
Yet another depopulated timelapse inspired by Ross Ching’s Empty America series – this time with an added twist.
Using a full spectrum camera with a yellow filter, Bruce Wayne Berry Jr took to the streets of Philadelphia, recording the scenes in infrared.
Previously: Paris, Deserted