(Animals)
[ 1:58 - from YouTube ]
This finally settles the age-old question: can birds play electric guitar? This clip, created as an art piece for the Barbican Centre in London, isn't exactly musically accurate (as in, the little chirpers aren't really doing anything), but it sure is cute. view
Film Buff Chris Brenner
Post Production Point Man, Border Patrol, Scarecrow
Only in Cambodia... if I ever saw this thing I would freak out. I don't even like garden snakes, so you can forget about me ever entertaining the idea of housing a man-eating python as a pet. The snake's name is Chomreun, which means lucky - chomreun indeed. view
Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
Co-Founder, eGuiders
(Shock)
[ 0:47 - from Fox ]
Wowsers. I guess the title kinda tells you how this ends, but even knowing that the title character is not made into Subway roadkill won't keep you from flinching. Amazing how this subway somehow avoids running over the drunk woman who falls onto the tracks and just lays there as the oncoming light gets closer. Extra points for the cool camera technology that tracks bodies for this kind of emergency - you see the shapes moving on the screen around the people. view
Political Comedy Activist John Wellington Ennis
Filmmaker, FREE FOR ALL!
(Shock)
[ 2:52 - from YouTube ]
I know there are a lot of phobias out there, but this one is so unreasonable that there isn't even a name for it. Watch as this woman makes a fool of herself when she's surprised by a man covered in cotton balls. Ooh, scary! view
Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders
(Pick-me-ups)
[ 2:52 - from YouTube ]
Take four musicians and one cello and you have the unique quartet known as Stringfever. Meet Giles, Ralph, Graham & Neal Broadbent combine their electric instruments and unique sound to create the worlds first genetically modified string quartet. The song you will hear in this video is Ravel's "Bolero". view
Social Media Enthusiast Susan Elaine Cooper
Social Media Enthusiast
(Pick-me-ups, Stunts)
[ 8:59 - from YouTube ]
This guy isn't David Blaine, but he sure knows how to make magic happen. Definitely one of the most "awwwh!" videos of the summer. view
Core eGuider Ian Spector
Curious Entrepreneur / Author
(Pick-me-ups)
[ 3:40 - from YouTube ]
While there are many variations and remixes of Michael Jackson's Thriller, this rendition, built entirely in Mario Pain Composer, is my favorite. view
Guest eGuider Ben Parr
Writer, Editor, Entrepreneur, Analyst
Here's a video in celebration of "Slumdog Millionaire." It's about a kid that sells ostrich feather's on the streets in India. What's remarkable is that he's learned to sell his product in almost every language you can think of. If only he could make his way to college, but unlike Slumdog, I guess that's not his destiny. view
Playwright / Video Producer Julian Camilo Pozzi
Playwright/Video Producer, House of Broken Windows
