Brooklyn hipster and kinetic artist Joseph Herscher sits down to read the morning paper, takes a sip of coffee and turns to page 2.
He talks to the NYT about his Rube Goldberg machines here.
Top photo (click to enlarge): Chang W. Lee (New York Times)
The Grand Social (Ex-Pravda) Liffey Street, Dublin, 30 minutes ago.
West Yorkshire police say a man dialled 999 last month to report a brawl between Stacey Slater & Archie Mitchell on 2009 EastEnders episode.
— Neal Mann (@fieldproducer) January 11, 2012
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky6lNthqRG4&feature=youtu.be
A video of the continuing sit-in at the lingerie chain’s branch in Liffey Valley, Dublin.
Previously: Live From The La Senza Sit-In
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPs8vbcVXMc
Boy meets girl. Boy emigrates.
A tale as old as time.
From the TCD film archive:
The Lad from Old Ireland (1910) is regarded by some as the first American-produced fiction film made outside the USA… It may have been the first integrated fiction film made in Ireland. The available print, with intertitles in German, ends with the penultimate scene, at the cottage.
Irish Silent Films (TCD Irish Film & TV Online)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIArbJULkPA
Nicely done ‘Talk about Mental Health’ advert shown on Channel 4 last night.
Previously: John McCarthy And His Mad Pride
Let Kate Have The Final Word (Tom And Sally Ann Fitzgerald)
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Unsaid directed by Stevie Russell.
An Irish film about how to deal with priests.
Another romantic comedy?
From Ireland’s New Spotlight magazine 1970.
Via Brand New Retro
