Yes, Internet, we’ve seen it before — but this unexpected routine is as charming as it gets.
Ever wanted to hear two full albums of Radiohead music, rerecorded in the style of early video game soundtracks? You’re welcome.
18-year-old Noah Guthrie might be the only person who could make us want to hear this song again.
Well, it had to be said: here’s a story that’s proving impossible not to fawn over.
A Burger King commercial starring Mary J. Blige — which has been passed around the web faster than you can make a Whopper – was pulled from the Burger King YouTube channel on Wednesday.
Each April 1, websites attempt to fool us all with the latest-and-greatest product that in the end turns out to be simply a joke. But it doesn’t stop us from hoping that someday these “breakthroughs” become more than just a one-day wonder
If you’ve already pored over the gabfest pre-season interviews, perused the glossy magazine retro-issues, and doodled on a minimalist “falling Don” subway poster or two, then it’s time to click on Mad Men: The Game. It’s worth it.
Wednesday’s links highlight unique photography — and creative videos, too.
A look through the videos reveal that the employee isn’t attempting so much to defame his company, but rather to provide some comic relief for fellow flight attendants and some truth about company waste.
Confusion soon turned to anger toward the end of a film screening, which concluded with audience members chucking rocks at the screen and reproaching the video for its inaccurate portrayals.
