What a story. And it's all about one of my favorite subjects!
Not rooting for either one in particular. They're both big boys.
When YouTube yanked this Bjork video I thought I'd lost it forever. But here it is now, courtesy of Daily Motion - one of our favorite singers doing a great rendition of a song Betty Hutton sang to the troops in '44...
Is there nothing this man cannot do? John Barrowman aka Captain Jack Harkness sings - yes, sings - the theme music to Doctor Who with an assist by David Tennant. And by the way, The Weakest Link is one kinky show.
Marvel at this incredible stunt of choreography: Approximately 200 dancers in Antwerp Centraal Station dancing to “Do-Re-Mi” from The Sound of Music.
Of course it’s a promotion, this time for a Belgian television program, Op zoek naar Maria (trans: Looking for Maria). The talent competition—based on the BBC’s groundbreaking reality TV show How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?—is searching for the lead role of Maria von Trapp in a revival of The Sound of Music at the annual theatre in Efteling, the largest theme park the Netherlands.
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What if famous directors retold some of the most famous sketch comedy of all time?
What if Wes Anderson directed Abbott and Costello's Who's On First?
What if Michael Moore directed Monty Python's The Ministry of Silly Walks?
What if Quentin Tarantino directed The Kids in the Halls' I'm Crushing Your Head?
What if Michael Moore directed Monty Python's The Ministry of Silly Walks?
What if Quentin Tarantino directed The Kids in the Halls' I'm Crushing Your Head?
Written by Chris Wilkes, directed by Guy Patton, and shot and edited by John Kingman.
For you Esthers and Mordecais out there - a first-class Purim parody of Mad Men! Written by Sheryl Zohn and Rob Kutner, directed by Mitch Magee, and featuring Amy Sedaris.
I love the honesty of this commercial, although it's probably because after fifty-your years of TV my brain is already Jello.
Here's a nice instructional video for a change.
Two questions, prize if you get both right:
1. What is Albert Brooks' real last name?
2. Which comedy veteran is his brother?
Extra credit:
Where did Albert Brooks get the name Brooks?
