Whoops. Faux pas. @dangurewitch @eaxford (at Osteria Il Paiolo)
This Thursday at 8pm EST be prepared for the ALL NIGHTER! Will you be there?
We’re making videos all night long and we’ll be live streaming tons of stuff. Take a look at our past All Nighters so you know how crazy it can get. See you there!
PREPARE YOURSELF
hammpix: For those of you who don’t understand archaeology, I have made a diagram.
If Your Childhood Board Games Were German [Click for more games]
They aren’t supposed to be fun.
Really love Hopper’s article today.
Streeter Seidell: It All Makes Sense Now
The first modern cats evolved about 30 million years ago. The first homo sapiens - Us! - appeared about 200,000 years ago. And dogs only came around 30,000 or so years ago. That timeline makes us the middle child of the family, and then everything starts to make sense.
Dogs are the youngest…
The CollegeHumor All-Nighter is THIS THURSDAY, MAY 23rd
Thursday, May 23rd, 8 pm EST to 8 am EST: CollegeHumor is gonna be pulling an all-nighter! No books or papers though. This is just going to be pure, unrelenting, sleepless, beautiful madness. The only thing we’ll be studying is how to get weird. Tune in Live Thursday night!!!
This is going to be insane.
The All-Nighter is this Thursday, and man, it’s fun. There’s a sort of mad-cap insanity that you can only get through a combination of being overworked and sleep-deprived. This year we’ve got videos being released through the night (as always), but we’ll also have a continuous, live video-feed, and a bunch of other goodies going up on the site itself. So drop in online on Thursday. We’ll be here all night, folks.
8 Rap Songs Perfectly Synched with Kids’ Shows [Click to view vines]
A guy by the name of Bruce D has been posting vines that mash up rap (occasionally pop) songs with children’s’ programming — Disney movies, Barney, Teletubbies, the Wizard of Oz. They’re matching up pretty well.
Seriously, though, this is worth checking out.
8 Rap Songs Perfectly Synched with Kids’ Shows
It seems like every day someone finds some new, amazing way to use Vine.
I love this.
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(Reblogged from anthonyking)
Standing Ovations are now de rigeur in the theater. They used to be rare, awarded only to extraordinary performances. In straight (non-musical) plays, especially, the highest compliment audiences could pay would be to sit pinned in their seats by the power of the experience they’d had. I can remember a number of occasions when not only did I not want to get out of my seat, I didn’t want to talk to anyone until I had shaken off the effect of what I had seen. No longer — you don’t get the chance. The audience is on its feet even before the first bow, no matter how limp or shallow the piece. They are, of course, giving the ovation to themselves for having been part of a participatory experience rather than a passive one, and for having spent their time and money on it. They’re reminding themselves that they’re alive. Which is not a bad thing, but which makes the extraordinary ordinary.
Stephen Sondheim, not a bad thing (via boringoldraphael)
Posting this video everywhere until everyone watches it.
