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  6 Super Elaborate Stop-Motion Lego Videos

  by Michael Tapp | Dec 4, 2009

  Who would have ever guessed that kids in the second millennium would be playing with plastic bricks designed by a Danish carpenter in the 1950s? Legos have been around for generations, beloved by children all over the globe. While most people just make small structures in their basements and leave them to collect dust, some people take Lego construction to the next level by making their creations come alive in stop-motion films. The first Brickfilm, a technique using Lego or other similar plastic construction toys, was completed in 1989 and the films have been gaining more and more popularity ever since. Today, there are online brickfilmmaking communities where filmmakers share their films and exchange tips and tricks. It's time to take a look at 6 of the most elaborate stop-motion Lego videos.

   

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  7 Fantastic Fan-Made Music Videos

  by Michael Tapp | Apr 11, 2010

  There isn't much music on Music Television anymore. The web and the transformation of the music industry have changed the way music videos are created. Bands that used to receive heavy rotation on MTV (ex. Radiohead, Nine Inch Nails) are now holding contests, asking the fans to create their next official videos. Old school music videos used to have budgets that funded explosions, dancing models, and fancy camera work, while fan-made music videos make the most of what they have to work with. Let's take a look at the cream of the crop.

   

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  7 iPad Videos That Bring The Funny

  by Michael Tapp | Apr 5, 2010

  If you've used the Internet in the past couple days you've probably heard that Apple released their tablet on Saturday - April 3rd, 2010. Some people think the iPad will revitalize the print industry, and some people think the iPad is Apple's April Fool's prank on tech consumers. Thankfully a few people in the latter category created some hilarious videos about the iPad. Check them out here! 

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  8 Death-Defying Helmet Cam Videos

  by Michael Tapp | Oct 11, 2009

  For extreme sports athletes, putting on a helmet-cam is usually a death wish. But a tip of the hat goes out to those people who have the cojones to strap a camera to their heads and document their flirtations with death just so the rest of us can live, vicariously, on the edge. The truth is that helmet cam video footage is the closest a lot of us will ever get to base-jumping, attempting a motorcycle wheelie, or getting stuck in an avalanche. So now it's your turn. Strap on a helmet, roll the GoPro, and watch 8 death-defying helmet cam videos.

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• 8 Simpson Chalkboard Gags That Should've Landed Bart in Prison (Not Detention)

  by Brendan Lopez | Apr 28, 2009

  The chalkboard gag on The Simpsons is almost always good for a laugh.  Any Simpsons fan worth their salt will make sure to zero in on what Bart is scribbling down during the show's opening sequence.  And now, thanks to the magic of YouTube, it's easy to go back and view what he's written over the lifespan of the show.

  Usually, it's something harmless - along the lines of "I will not eat things for money" or "A burb is not an answer" - but on a few occasions, Bart's done something downright criminal.  Here are 8 of the most serious offenses that should've sent Bart to prison instead of detention.

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  9 Craptastic Local TV Commercials

  by Michael Tapp | Jan 10, 2010

  "I don't have a budget, but I want to tell a story of epic proportions about my small business." Those are the typical words a small business owner says before a craptastic local TV commercial is created. Bad acting, poor production values, and cheesy gimmicks cancel each other out and turn these catastrophes into classics. They're not just for local audiences anymore; the wildest local TV commercials can be broadcast around the world and live forever on the Internet. Let's crank up the crazy and watch 9 craptastic commercials. 

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  A Flowchart Determining 90% of All Jonas Brothers Fans

  by Brendan Lopez | Apr 1, 2009

  A Flowchart Determining 90% of All Jonas Brothers Fans

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• A Selective Focus: Artist Profile of Keith Loutit

  by Jonathan M. Silver | Jul 13, 2009

  Want to see your world for the first time? Now you can. Loutit prefers his art to speak for him, yet with so many questions left unanswered by his videos, he decided to fill in the blanks for eGuiders. 

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  An Interview with the Sklar Brothers: Randy and Jason Share Their Experiences in Online Entertainment

  by Brian Rothe | Jul 22, 2009

  Randy and Jason Share Their Experiences in Online Entertainment

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  An Open Letter To Maria Bamford

  by Marc Ostrick | Mar 13, 2009

  We miss you. We miss you a lot. It was such a shock to suddenly see you disappear from Super Deluxe's website, without warning, like you were a child snatched away at a playground. I wanted to call the news and issue an Amber Alert.

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