Previously, we thought the coolest thing to come out of Norway would be the threesome that sang “Take On Me” in the ’80s. But that was before we heard the Scandinavian country’s entry in the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest (it’s sorta like American Idol, only a million times bigger and with a greater variety of accents).
Not only is the duo of “A Monster Like Me” music to our ears, its video is as gorgeous as it is wicked. Savor it!
We’re sure that Indiana is just chock full of wonderful people. Unfortunately, they’re being overshadowed these days by some of the politicians who’d love nothing more than to see the state legalize discrimination. In discussing a new law scheduled to be implemented this July, representative Ed DeLaney told a group of protesters it “does not openly allow discrimination, no, but what it does is create a road map, a path to discrimination.”
Even as it became clear that the new law threatened to not only embarrass state officials but have an economic impact thanks to companies taking their business elsewhere, the Internet Action Force uploaded a video proving that sometimes, the best approach is to fight fire with funny. Perhaps Indiana’s board of tourism should consider adapting this approach! If you can’t fight ’em, welcome ’em!
It takes a village to raise a child, and it takes a whole lot of really talented folks to make a soap opera. But if you’ve ever wanted to go behind the scenes, then we’ve got a real treat for you today. The folks at ABC’s GENERAL HOSPITAL have put together a laugh-filled series called GH NOW in which Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis) and a plethora of actors from the show shares secrets and laughs with viewers. Watch the first episode — in which Grahn gets more than her share of lovin’ from a few co-stars — and you’re sure to be hooked. The episodes can be found on ABC.com, and all six are currently available for binge viewing. Or you can click here to watch the first episode!
Let’s face it: Sometimes, you want to just kick back and enjoy something brainless. And when it comes to entertainment, wrestling is probably about as brainless as it comes. We’re talking WWE Smackdown and Raw, which bills itself as “professional wrestling” in a way that makes you wonder if perhaps they don’t know what either word truly means… and is ridiculously fun.
Here, Max Landis — who wrote the fantastic flick Chronicle — does a nice job of explaining, in comedic fashion and with cameos from actors like Seth Green and David Arquette, the world of wrestling. He follows the rise of Triple H, the arrival of John Cena and, in our favorite segment, a dude known as The Undertaker.
“The undertaker is a wizard,” explains Landis, “a satanic magician, and no, I don’t know why he’s a wrestler.”
In the end, Landis explains why the fact that wrestling isn’t real doesn’t matter… and you’ll no doubt agree.
Warning: As one might expect, there’s a fair amount of bad language involved!
Feeling Lucky?
You will be after you realize that it’s Friday the 13th and you haven’t wound up like any of Jason’s victims in this gory montage of all of the murders in all of his slasher flicks!
What do the a mummy, a vampire, a mad scientist and an undead “beauty” have in common? They all take part in this fun video from the original flick Zombie Farm. The song is as original (and as fun) as the movie from which it derives. Oh, and the tune will most definitely wind up stuck in your head! Ready? Dead? Sing along!
We live in a world where pretty much anything and everything more than 10 years old gets remade. And while nobody has actually decided to remake the beloved children’s movie Mary Poppins, this makes it sort of easy to imagine how easily the flick could be taken in a different direction for a whole new generation of viewers!
If the great song and cool moves featured on the season premiere of THE AMAZING RACE left you wanting more, we’ve got it for you. The tune is both called and by World Order, and is a huge international hit. Want to give it a listen and maybe see if you can do some of those great moves? Here ya go!
You just never know what you’ll find while trying to find YouTube clips of Downton Abbey’s Lady Mary being nasty to her long-suffering sister, Edith. Tonight, we stumbled upon this really nifty song called DWNTN KDS (“Pat, I’d like to buy a vowel, please!”) by Mike Taylor. Enjoy!
As fans of both THE LOVE BOAT and DOCTOR WHO (especially the David Tenant years), this fan-created faux opening credit sequence might as well have been made for us!