Nice to see in today's age of digital effects something relatively simple (which is not to say easy to do) can stand out. Plus the dreamy visuals definitely complement the chilled out feel of the song. I commend you, Oren Lavie, whomever you are.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Pet Peeve Time
I'm The Villain With The Most Babe
You know, now that I seem them together, perhaps the makeup for this year's odds-on Oscar favorite does owe something to this 80s classic.
Via Sand & Cotton
Via Sand & Cotton
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Help Us Obama Wan, You're Our Only Hope
The website that's featuring this is all Japanese, so I have no idea what it's really all about. Other than it's awesome.
If you visit the site and endure a long load time (at least as of this writing), you'll be rewarded with other poses, including a little something I like to refer to as "Ninjobama."
Via BuzzFeed
Monday, January 19, 2009
Break Out Your 8-Ball Jackets and Your High Top Fades
I'd love to mockingly laugh along at this fellow's poor taste in early 90s rap, but I'm afraid my paying good money to see "House Party" at the theater disqualifies me.
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Mark Gromley: Rock God
I've never been a fan of the "power ballad." Though I'm strangely drawn to the song (or at least the video) for "Without You" from Mark Gromley. Actually, I'm not sure it's a power ballad, or really what it is.
And while I appreciate Mr. Gromley's effort (if not his charisma), I have to say I'm a little creeped out by the video's presenter, who also looks to be the video's producer. I'm sensing a scam whereby Mr. Gromley paid Mr. Katt several thousand dollars to make him a star. Though now, despite his cable access beginnings, he's on his way.
And while I appreciate Mr. Gromley's effort (if not his charisma), I have to say I'm a little creeped out by the video's presenter, who also looks to be the video's producer. I'm sensing a scam whereby Mr. Gromley paid Mr. Katt several thousand dollars to make him a star. Though now, despite his cable access beginnings, he's on his way.
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
When Gary Met Messier
Given Mess's hairline, the stubby beer bottle, and Gary Coleman's still happy-go-lucky demeanor, I'd date this photo circa 1984, likely when the Oilers were in LA to play the Kings.
As further evidence for that date, I offer the photo below, where Messier is caught in a similar donkey-braying pose upon winning the Conn Smythe trophy as playoff MVP in '84.
It's A David Lee Roth Runnin' With The Devil Soundboard Aaaaahaaaawhoooaayeeeahhhh!
Until I checked out this awesome David Lee Roth soundboard, I never realized how few actual English words were in Van Halen's "Runnin' With The Devil."
And after you give a listen, I dare you to try and make the case that Sammy Hagar could have come close to making these ... sounds. To say nothing of Diamond Dave's leg kicks.
Via BuzzFeed
And after you give a listen, I dare you to try and make the case that Sammy Hagar could have come close to making these ... sounds. To say nothing of Diamond Dave's leg kicks.
Via BuzzFeed
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Answer The Question Franken Berry!
If you're a fan of 80s movies–and the cereals of your youth–you'll appreciate The Breakfast Cereal Club. I wonder who Principal Vernon would be? Sugar Bear from Sugar (now Golden) Crisp? And maybe Sonny the Cuckoo Bird from Cocoa Puffs for Carl the janitor?
Via BuzzFeed
Via BuzzFeed
Monday, January 5, 2009
Samesies!
I was born in 60s and had my formative years in the 70s, but fortunately up in my little berg on the frigid Canadian prairie, we seem to have missed out on the whole families wearing matching outfits trend. The image to the right from the '75 Sears catalog would seem to indicate that you could also purchase matching wallpaper.
Avoiding matching outfits requires constant vigilance. My wife always seems to want our family to wear similar wardrobe for important family pictures. I always refuse by saying, "We're not the Osmonds, dear."
Via The Corner
Avoiding matching outfits requires constant vigilance. My wife always seems to want our family to wear similar wardrobe for important family pictures. I always refuse by saying, "We're not the Osmonds, dear."
Via The Corner
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Make Your Self Respect Disappear
Chicks dig magic. At least they did in the 80s. That's the premise behind the "Flirting With Magic" video below at any rate.
Be warned, the video contains some none-to-subtle double entendres which, while they may not offend your sense of decency, will undoubtedly make you feel offended on behalf of the English language.
Via Everything Is Terrible (some R-rated content)
Be warned, the video contains some none-to-subtle double entendres which, while they may not offend your sense of decency, will undoubtedly make you feel offended on behalf of the English language.
Via Everything Is Terrible (some R-rated content)
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