Sparky Sweets PhD breaks down the tale of the nappy wizard and the little shorties that don’t like to nothing but keep it chill and get they grub on.
Previously: Thug Notes: Hamlet
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A fierce catchy tune from the Diplo dancehall (feat. Peaches and Timberlee) with Everybody Hates Chris actor Terry Crews as Major Lazer.
Don’t miss the closing credits.
An impressive short by animation students Josiah Haworth, Joon Shik Song and Joon Soo Song about a hot date hijacked by the conflicting analytical and emotional sides of a young man’s brain.
In an interview with Stephen Colbert early this month, Breaking Bad actor Bryan Cranston mentioned that he performed the voice of several villains including the bizarre snake creature above in the cheestastic Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.
Later, Jay Leno’s people found the clip.
Jay Leno Found Actual Footage Of Bryan Cranston As A Power Rangers Villain (Uproxx)
Devin Graham and his thrill-seeking mates sample the screamy delights of the Human Slingshot at Hobble Creek Lodge in Utah.
Feel your intestines lurch up into your ears.
Scenes from the 2013 R-16 Bboy Crew Battle World Finals in South Korea.
They came, they saw, they spun around on their eyelids and made you feel as limber as a stick insect with osteoporosis
Music: All Eyes On You by Michal Menert and Break Science
All the metals, apparently, from Alternative to Zelda in alphabetical order by Californian sound engineer Nick Galvin, who was Inspired by Andrew Huang and Dave Brown’s excellent 26-genre song.
Hang on a minute.
Zelda?
A visual tribute to the spectacular (lately somewhat singed) woodlands of Colorado by Matt Johnson, who sez:
Colorado is currently experiencing some of the largest wildfires in the state’s history. In July, I visited the Bruce Spruce Ranch a little ways outside of Pagosa Springs and watched as the Windy Pass, West Fork, and Papoose wildfires burned thousands of acres of forest. I have never seen such a powerful event up close like this before, it was truly humbling.
The AutoBike NuVinci N360 ($1000) has onboard terrain-detecting sensors linked via computer to an automatic gear-shifter, all powered by a dynamo.
Finally – dynamic cycling for the thumbless.