Redditor Rasta Pasta’s WTF follow up to the Best of The Gif Sound Subreddit.
Animated gifs with YouTube audio: one of the many things the internet was invented for
A stunning tilt-shift homage to Singapore by Australian photographer and filmmaker Keith Loutit who sez:
For ‘The Lion City’, the idea behind the extension of the tilt shift technique is for focus and distance to be something the viewer can experience. It also doubles to communicate the constant heat and humidity that hits you whenever you leave the comfort of air conditioning in Singapore.
Sound design by Sepia Productions.
3am. Just returned from doing the Late Late Show in Ireland. if you’ve never seen it, there are no words to describe it.
— Caitlin Moran (@caitlinmoran) September 22, 2012
ABC Australia, where Jill Meager works, reports on her disappearance.
Watch here.
Earlier: Jill Meaghar Update
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OMG. THAT. IS. DIVINE….
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wwkejeb5mls
Green Day”s pre-show promo (all the signs of what was to come are there) and stunning (NSFW audio) finale at the 2012 iHeartRadio concert in Las Vegas.
Imagining that the band are having their set cut to make way for the likes of Usher and Rihanna, Billie Joe Armstrong unleashes the classic rock-tantrum Trinity: f-bomb, bird and smashed guitar.
Punchline: the set had not been cut short. Billy Joe was simply high as a monkey.
Before Denis
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At times, however, its role as a shaper of national opinion was somewhat confused. Its first editor, TC Harrington, had a unique way of formulating editorial policy. His role, according to contributor Felix M Larkin, was to follow public opinion as he perceived it and articulate positions broadly acceptable to his predominantly middle-class Catholic readers, so as not to lose their custom.
…Few things ever change significantly at the heart of newspapers. Resonances of today’s strident debates over proprietary interference with editors are echoed in the conflict between [William Martin] Murphy and Harrington. And it is Harrington who had the last word, after Murphy had requested him to support a friend in a by-election.
Harrington rose to his full editorial height and thundered at Murphy by letter that he was seeking reassurances “that I will be given a free hand as regards the policy of the Independent on political questions and matters and that you will not persist in forcing your unpopular political views on me with a view to getting them into the editorial columns of the Independent”.
We’re calling him Michael Bratley.
Paddy Gara, age unknown, does his thing at the Hudson Valley Irish Fest in Peekskill, Westchester County, New York, at the weekend.
Filming Foyle’s War (set during WW2) outside Fallon’s, off Patrick Street, Dublin, minutes ago.
Thanks Thomas Foy and Bobby Sheehy
Meanwhile:
