Don’t try to make sense of this, or figure out why the person did it or how high they were when they made it—it’s not to be analysed just let it wash over you and fill you with pride at the game of Monopoly. It’s what the game needed—no, it’s what the game deserved.
Just because the World Cup’s finished, doesn’t mean it can’t live on. So if you missed some of the awesome goals that were scored in the tournament, and you’re too lazy to search for them on YouTube, then you can see them here. Albeit recreated in flipbook form.
Saturday Night Live does the unholy and brings a Tarantino-style 1970s Blaxploitation vibe to the trial, suffering and death of Jeebus Christ. So that means the Son of God gets badass and once he’s been hung up to die, when he rises from the grave he’s not all Christian and forgiving, instead he takes violent revenge on those bastard Romans who entombed him.
Time for a little fact, i bet you didn’t know it was the 45th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing yesterday (July 20th). And, while NASA may have grounded its fleet of shuttles, they do have a rover on Mars and most of us are still fascinated with the twinkling cosmos above. So to celebrate the epic event in history director Nick Acosta takes a moment to contemplate this heavenly glory while remembering the first time we put men on the moon, in a mash-up video that merges reality and fiction.
It’s Saturday and that means getting some rest & relaxation, time to settle down to a good movie before you hit the town– While this may look like a cheesy b-movie, acclaimed Japanese director Akira Kurosawa actually wrote the original screenplay, at least according to Wikipedia anyway. It also stars Jon Voight and features Danny Trejo’s film debut. So if that isn’t reason enough to watch it instead of working, I dunno what is.
In space, no one can see you cook, so what better place for Heisenberg, to go where no other methamphetamine manufacturer has been before! You may’ve seen those Walter White bobble-head dolls you can buy, that most likely end up in people’s cars. But mobile app service tvtag decided a car wasn’t good enough for their doll, instead they sent Heisenberg into space using a powerful balloon.
Whether you’re a fan of Christopher Hitchens, you need to watch this documentary. Kristoffer Hellesmark has compiled an 80 minute documentary chronicling the life of the late polemicist, blending archive footage, voice over and Kristoffer’s own visual flair.
Long have they pulled the strings, sat behind the curtain shaping history and playing with society like it was but a toy. The low fat yoghurt conspiracy, faking the moon landings, the place where all your other odd socks go, the secret menus in fast food chains—the Illuminati are behind them all.
LSD has a lot of stigma attached to it, but before it became the drug that defined a generation of hippies and makes people act really, really strange at music festivals, it was used for scientific research in the 1950s treating conditions like alcoholism, various drug addictions and used in psychotherapy. But then the Controlled Substances Act of 1970 came and ruined everyone’s trip, meaning scientists could no longer conduct research (at least not without breaking the law). Scientists still aren’t allowed to use psychoactive drugs for research, though some are calling for the ban to end.
It’s hard to know what’s more hilarious in this clip, the guy in the suit or the guy singing. While the guy singing gives not one single f*ck about what the rest of the carriage thinks of him belting out Rihanna while people are trying to get to work, the guy in the suits look like he wants his newspaper to turn into a gaping abyss and swallow him whole.
With a rousing melody let The Welcome Committee’s track “Shadowlands”, from forthcoming EP Limitations, lift you from that mid-afternoon slump. And while you let the music wash over you and give you some replenishment the images will give your eyes plenty to do, as vintage footage suddenly starts to cascade into trippy visuals.
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