(Dance)
[ 2:00 - from College Humor ]
Didn't think this movie could get trippier, but it has. Shake me some tin, baby! view
Feature Writer Kate O'Hare
Feature Writer/Columnist at Tribune Media Services
(Music Profiles, Music Videos)
[ 2:53 - from YouTube ]
Baimurat Allaberiyev is the new internet sensation in Russia. Tajik Jimmy, as he's known to his fans, sings both the male and female parts from Bollywood musicals from memory. Before his new-found internet fame, Jimmy was a migrant worker working in a stockroom in Central Asia. He was discovered when a co-worker videoed him on his cell phone as he was performing one of his now celebrated versions of Bollywood numbers. view
Playwright / Video Producer Julian Camilo Pozzi
Playwright/Video Producer, House of Broken Windows
(Music Profiles)
[ 1:24 - from Vanity Fair ]
It’s the magazine that’s become synonymous with Oscar time, and this year Vanity Fair is crossing over into the film business. As part of their annual Hollywood issue, VF.com offers a short of Meathead (Rob Reiner) interviewing the members of Spinal Tap on the eve of their 25th anniversary tour. What do they have on tap? World domination, for starters. That’s right, they plan to conquer the young people with their "brand", and you poor sponsors out there need not board the bus. view
Journalist / Web Producer Melissa Roth
Journalist, Author, Web Producer
(Live)
[ 8:39 - from Brightcove ]
Jack Daniel's is taking out the party favors. For the whiskey company's birthday, they've sponsored a series of in-studio videos showcasing some great offbeat Brit bands. I'm not sure how Brit bands and Kentucky whiskey got hooked up (um, Keith Richards?) but these sessions are worth the watch. You might even get to be the first limey American to brag about them! view
Indie Music Expert Varlo Vanore
Writer, Musician
(Music Videos)
[ 2:56 - from Heavy ]
Erik Weiner embraces two online video tropes that usually induce groans – people boasting into webcams and white dudes rapping – in this DIY music video about his efforts to find love on various social networking sites. Raunchy wordplay, a clever chorus, tight editing. Hopefully Weiner's video found him some form of human interaction. view
Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
Co-Founder, eGuiders
(Music Videos)
[ 2:43 - from YouTube ]
The Grey Video is a 2004 video from Swiss directors Laurent Fauchere and Antoine Tinguely to promote the single "Encore" from The Grey Album. The black and white video features clips from The Beatles' film A Hard Day's Night and footage from a Jay-Z performance. It also uses computer generated imagery to create scenes that involve John Lennon Breakdancing and Ringo Star Stratching. Enjoy. view
Core eGuider Matthew Friedman
Director of Content Acquisitions, Fun Little Movies
(Music Profiles)
[ 5:50 - from TIME ]
Time’s 10 Questions for Ozzy Osbourne is intriguing, as expected. Subtitles would have been helpful in a few spots, but it’s always cool to hear recollections and advise from a rock star who rose to fame when bands could actually earn a living selling records. Remember those days? Yeah, me neither. view
Core eGuider William D. Colella
Writer, Web Producer
(Music Videos)
[ 3:20 - from Vimeo ]
This is exactly the kind of music video that you'll never see on MTV. It looks like Sebastien Tellier was just looking for an excuse to show women in their underwear, flaunting their butts. The song is as bizarre as the dancing hot dogs featured in this sexed-up clip. Over the top by more than a kilometer.
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Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
Co-Founder, eGuiders
