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by Glen Tickle on (#QBJ8)
Filmmaker Harrisonicus has combined every image from the collection of the NASA Apollo mission photographs recently uploaded to Flickr into a stop-motion-style video simply titled “Apollo Missions.†The video features the songs “Lift Motif†by Kevin MacLeod and “Start Start†by Built By Snow. via Vimeo Staff Picks
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by Lori Dorn on (#QBJA)
A dubious little English bulldog who was a bit confused about getting his daily exercise on the family treadmill, could only offer a perfunctory, halfhearted effort to go the extra mile on the machine. Another English bulldog confidently demonstrates how walking on the treadmill is really done.
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by Justin Page on (#QBF9)
Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim television series Robot Chicken returns to the DC Universe for a third time in a new trailer released at New York Comic Con for their DC Comics crossover, Robot Chicken DC Comics Special III: Magical Friendship. It is set to air on Adult Swim Sunday, October 18th, 2015.
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by Scott Beale on (#QBFB)
Owenergy Studios, a YouTube channel dedicated entirely to Owen Wilson, has created a supercut of Owen Wilson whispering in movies.
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by Scott Beale on (#QB8K)
Last night Stephen Colbert shared some the TED talks that did not make the cut with the debut of the new segement “RejecTED†on The Late Show.
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by Scott Beale on (#Q9BZ)
Pablo Fernández Eyre takes a look at camera dolly “push ins†used by Quentin Tarantino in his films.
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by Glen Tickle on (#Q9A4)
“Much A-Doo About Poo†is an episode of the PBS Digital Studios series Gross Science that focuses on how poop and other waste is converted to electricity and fertilizer through anaerobic digestion.
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by Glen Tickle on (#Q9A6)
The solidLUUV is an all-in-one three-axis stabilizer that can accommodate a variety of cameras and smartphones. The solidLUUV can also pair with the ultraLUUV electronic three-axis stabilizer for even smoother video. The device is designed with ease of use in mind so that anyone can simply attach their camera and shoot smoother video than traditional […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#Q97Z)
Director Danny Madden‘s company Ornana Films has created a richly colored animated video for “The Girl in the Yellow Dressâ€, the second single by legendary guitarist David Gilmour (of Pink Floyd) off his new album “Rattle That Lock“. Ornana also generously provided incredible stills from the video. images via Ornana Films
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by Lori Dorn on (#Q960)
A beautifully bright-eyed cockatoo named Harley gleefully shows off his unique talent for knocking down towers of plastic cups exerting any amount of effort. It does appear, however, that Harley has been practicing his tower-tumbling skills for quite a while now. via Tastefully Offensive
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by Lori Dorn on (#Q93V)
In his incredibly clever cartoon “Anatomy of Generations“, illustrator John Atkinson of Wrong Hands accurately captured the drastic differences between Baby Boomers, Gen X-ers and Millenials using just a few, very choice words. image by Wrong Hands
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by Glen Tickle on (#Q93X)
In a recent NASA video, Commander Scott Kelly who is spending a year on the International Space Station adds food coloring and pieces of an effervescent tablet to a floating ball of water. The results are captured in beautiful 4K video taken with the station’s on board RED Epic Dragon camera.
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by Lori Dorn on (#Q93Z)
Latvian rolling pin purveyor Ruta Rita of DoughRoller is currently offering an adorable laser-engraved rolling pin to imprint skull designs into dough for Halloween-themed cookies, pastries, and other dough-based creations with ease. DoughRoller also offers other laser-engraved pins with a variety of playful and elegant themes. Get ready for Halloween and surprise your family and […]
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by Scott Beale on (#Q91B)
io9 made a video featuring some of the best cosplay they saw during last weekend’s New York Comic Con.
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by Justin Page on (#Q91D)
On the latest episode of DIY Prop Shop on Break’s AWE me channel, host Dustin McLean demonstrates how to make a low-budget version of the flux capacitor from Back to the Future. McLean uses a carboard box, spray paint, spark plug cables, rope lights, and more to make Doc Brown‘s essential time machine component come […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#Q91F)
photo by Nicholas Eckhart Former Kmart employee Mark Davis, who worked in customer service at the Naperville, Illinois store, recently uploaded “Attention Kmart Shoppers“, his fairly extensive collection of Kmart in-store music, onto Internet Archive for all to enjoy. The collection includes admittedly worn announcements and pre-recorded music that was played between the years of […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#Q91H)
Bowler Michael Long picks up a spare with a striking trick shot where he releases one rapidly spinning ball that creeps down the lane around two specially placed pins before throwing another ball at regular speed to knock down eight of the 10 pins. via Yababoon, Neatorama
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by Lori Dorn on (#Q8YM)
A very drowsy meerkat does her very best to remain awake while sitting in a basket surrounded by comfy, plushy versions of herself, adorably without much success. via Tastefully Offensive
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by Glen Tickle on (#Q8YP)
“Ground Control†is a short video by director of photography Tom Kucy that brings to life some of the photographs taken by Apollo astronauts during their missions using 3D graphic effects. A new high-resolution collection of those photographs was recently uploaded to Flickr. via PetaPixel
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by Lori Dorn on (#Q8VY)
British artist Kerry Hughes has created “Pneumatic Anatomy“, a replica of the human respiratory and digestive systems playfully created from intricately tied and twisted balloons that are under threat to be collapsed with just the single swipe of a scalpel. photos by Aaron Tilley via Lustik
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by Lori Dorn on (#Q8S5)
Jose Romussi, a Chilean artist based out of Berlin, Germany, offers an alternative perspective of beauty with his provocative series “Anti-Serie“. In the series, Romussi embroidered gorgeously chaotic patterns onto fashion photos, creating fascinating results. Rosmussi talks about his projects and his motivation on his Facebook page. My work is a constant search to be […]
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by Justin Page on (#Q8PQ)
In their most recent video, pranksters Jack Vale and Rahat Hussein show off some of the fails that they ran into while trying to confuse fast food drive-thru employees by secretly switching places in the driver’s seat. We previously wrote about part one and part two of their funny prank.
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by Lori Dorn on (#Q8M6)
YouTuber Rina Takei has documented over the course of the past 8 months, how her black cat named Guinness has reacted to the window washers who come to clean on a fairly regular basis at her high-rise building. In February of 2015, Guinness was curious about the man dangling in front of the window. In […]
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by Justin Page on (#Q8M8)
Los Angeles-based writer and cartoonist Patrick McCarthy spent two months creating “Stewie Potter,†a magical animated parody of Family Guy and Harry Potter. Episode one of McCarthy’s new parody series follows Stewie Griffin as he uses a device to transports himself and Brian into the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. According to Patrick, episode […]
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FoxType, An Online Tool That Rates the Politeness of Written Text and Recommends More Polite Options
by Glen Tickle on (#Q8HN)
FoxType is an online tool that rates the politeness of written text and recommends more polite options when necessary. The tool rates the politeness of the text on a 0 to 100 scale as well as indicating whether it is “Impolite,†“Neutral,†or “Polite.†There is also a Gmail plugin version of the tool that […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#Q8F7)
StoryCorps, the amazing oral history project that provides recording booths for people to tell their own life stories, has animated “The Saint of Dry Creek“, an incredibly poignant first-person narrative in which a gay man named Patrick Haggerty recalls a valuable lesson that his dairy farmer father in rural Washington state taught to him about […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#Q8F9)
Stephen Colbert recently debuted his extreme surgically assisted weight loss option, the Esophagorge, during an episode of The Late Show. The parody device is a response to the very real AspireAssist, a tube that is inserted through the skin into a patient’s stomach to allow them to empty the undigested contents.
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by Justin Page on (#Q87Y)
Syfy has released the first trailer for Hunters, an upcoming drama series about a secret government unit that is dedicated to fighting against unknown alien terrorists. The 13-part series is currently scheduled to premiere in April 2016. From executive producers Gale Anne Hurd (‘The Walking Dead,’ ‘The Terminator‘ trilogy) and Natalie Chaidez (‘12 Monkeys,’ ‘Heroes‘), […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#Q880)
In collaboration with HRL Laboratories and Caltech, Boeing has developed a strong and resilient material called Microlattice whose structure is made up of 99.99% air, making it the lightest material ever made. A piece of Microlattice is so light that it can rest on top of a dandelion, and Boeing hopes to use the material to make lighter and more […]
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by Justin Page on (#Q84S)
In a new video by Screen Rant, host Rob Flis shares ten movie outtakes that ended up making it into the final version of the films. They feature the scene from Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope where Luke excitedly screams out “Carrie!†to Princess Leia after returning from destroying the Death Star, the […]
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by Scott Beale on (#Q84V)
Andy Schneider and Jonathan Britnell condense the entire Indiana Jones trilogy into 90 seconds with their latest video for Burger Fiction.
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by Glen Tickle on (#Q81C)
Adventures in Cardboard is a summer camp in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area that focuses on letting kids build and battle with cardboard. Campers are led by professional artists and teachers to learn how to build armor, weapons, and even buildings with simple wood and cardboard construction that all lead up to intense battles. via Pleated […]
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by Justin Page on (#Q81E)
The Los Angeles-based restaurant, Faith & Flower, has created a tasty and secret collection of limited-time desserts to their menu that are based on popular vehicles and characters from the Star Wars films. Our chocolate Millenium Falcon: It's the bonbon that made the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs. A photo posted by Faith […]
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by Justin Page on (#Q7YK)
ABC News recently shared never-before-seen outtakes of Robin Williams as Genie in Disney‘s 1992 animated film, Aladdin. The outtakes are currently featured on the Digital HD release of the movie and will also be available to view in the upcoming Blu-Ray release of Aladdin coming out on October 13th, 2015.
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by Scott Beale on (#Q7VP)
Eclectic Method presents a rockin’ remix of Back To The Future.
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by Scott Beale on (#Q7VR)
Stephen Colbert shares some absurd “life hacks†on the new “Life Hacked†segment of The Late Show.
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by Scott Beale on (#Q7S1)
They Might Be Giants has released “Black Ops†(Alternate Version), the new music video compiled by Rolf Conant, that was created for week 40 of their year-long Dial-A-Song Direct series. A collage slideshow video dedicated to all dystopian modernists. Here’s the original version of “Black Ops†from 2013.
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by Scott Beale on (#Q7S3)
To prepare players for the upcoming release of the video game Fallout 4 on November 10, 2105, Bethesda has released “Intelligenceâ€, the fifth video from their new 1950s style animated educational video series covering the seven S.P.E.C.I.A.L. attributes used in the game. Here are the previous videos on “Strengthâ€, “Perceptionâ€, “Endurance†and “Charismaâ€. Following total […]
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by Scott Beale on (#Q7S5)
BuzzFeedVideo takes a look at the history of women’s eyewear from the 1930s to present-day. Previously they explored the history of men’s eyewear.
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by Scott Beale on (#Q69S)
Many may not be aware that the multi-talented R2-D2 can also function as an excellent wine chiller, as seen here in a chalk illustration by Travis Morningstar in front of Amsterdam Wine Co. on the Upper West Side. photo by Scott Beale
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by Scott Beale on (#Q5ZW)
Carsandwater takes a look at what happens when an 83.5 pound weight is dropped on raw and liquid nitrogen cooled eggs.
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by Scott Beale on (#Q5AE)
The latest video upload by Kyoot Animals features a horned lizard (also known as a horned toad) that bravely rides into battle atop a robot and starts firing at the enemy.
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by Lori Dorn on (#Q5AG)
In the official trailer for Hail Caeser, the newest film by the Coen Brothers set in the later years of the Golden Age of classic American cinema, a mustachioed Josh Brolin plays a harried studio fixer who needs to spring into action when the star of the eponymous blockbuster, played by George Clooney, goes missing […]
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by Scott Beale on (#Q58N)
Mr Sunday Movies runs down 50 little known facts about Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope.
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by Scott Beale on (#Q54Q)
Roberts Jones pays tribute to zombies in movies, set to the song “Pretend We’re Dead†by L7.
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by Scott Beale on (#Q3BS)
A bulldog deals poker using human hands in the latest video uploaded by Kyoot Animals.
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by Scott Beale on (#Q3A4)
Crazy Russian Hacker shows how a pumpkin can carve itself using dry ice. It’s a pretty neat effect.
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by Scott Beale on (#Q3A6)
Cmycherrytree shot a couple of incredible photos of a green anole lizard her daughter Angel found curled up and sleeping inside the petals of a rose. photos by Cmycherrytree via Bored Panda
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by Scott Beale on (#Q2GC)
I win today, interwebs. #subwayrat #teampizza #pizzarat #pizzaparty A video posted by Jonathen Liu (@jonathenlewd) on Oct 8, 2015 at 5:11pm PDT In what appears to be a sequel to the infamous “Pizza Rat†video, Blue Bottle Coffee regional training manager Jonathen Liu shot an Instagram video of two rats fighting over a slice of […]
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by Scott Beale on (#Q2E7)
WatchMojo.com counts down their picks for the top 10 secret levels in video games. For this list we are counting down levels in video games that are hidden and must be found by completing certain objectives or searching certain areas of a game. These are not to be confused with Bonus stages that appear as […]
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