According to this video, Huey Lewis and The News = PUNK! Punk, I am disappoint more and more.
The Credit Mac Daddy is in da house.
This beautiful time-lapse video shows how May 20, 2012’s solar eclipse progressed and ended. It was made by amateur astronomer Cory Poole.
BBC sketch show That Michell and Webb Look show us how suspense can truly be thrilling.
In three days, this video has over 697,000 views. This definitely deserves to be watched.
Hell yes!
Word on the grapevine is that the Indian Metal Festival will be held in Bangalore this October. The headliners are yet to be confirmed so far but the other acts include Cerebral Bore (UK), Xerath (UK), Bloodshot Dawn (UK), Inner Guilt (Lebanon) and Flayed Disciple (UK). More news on Indian Metal Festival when we hear it. Until then check out Cerebral Bore’s ‘The Bald Cadaver’.
Monmouth in Wales has decked the entire town with QR codes - over a thousand of them. More here.
Bachchan will be playing the role of sleazy businessman Meyer Wolfsheim in Baz Luhrman’s F Scott Fitzgerald adaptation. Supposedly he asked for no remuneration for the role too. More here.
This is a true carrot dangling in our midst.
The trailer of ‘Chinese Zodiac’ looks like any classic Jackie Chan movie. However, Chan announced that this would be his last big action movie.Â
Well, now that Chelsea’s won the title and everyone’s done crying here’s a random video of the top 10 goals of the season.
Norah Jones has a new album, Little Broken Hearts, which is a definitive shift from her usual downtempo, mellow sound. Possibly a deviation owing to her collab with Danger Mouse earlier last year. Check out the video for ‘Happy Pills’.
Check out US President Barack Obama, UK Prime Minister David Cameron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, President of the European Commission José Manuel Barroso, and others watching the Champions League final together at the G8 Summit. These were taken during the final penalty shots as Cameron is cheering for his team, Chelsea, who won the final. Chancellor Merkel of Germany (in purple) was not so excited to see Bayern Munich lose.
”Music became an obsession, and eventually we felt more comfortable with each other then we did with anyone else. The three of us were like one person” - At the age of 62, Bee Gees man Robin Gibb, who’s suffered a long battle with cancer, passed away. Check out his 1997 performance of ‘I Started A Joke’ at MGM, Las Vegas.
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