Duck Sauce Music Video of the Day: “Barbra Streisand”
So-Me directs the visuals for A-Trak and Armand Van Helden’s latest house-raising joint. Kanye West, Pharrell, Ezra Koenig, Santigold, ?uestlove, Chromeo, and many others make appearances.
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thedailywhat: Duck Sauce Music Video of the Day: “Barbra...
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thedailywhat: Do of the Day: When you see it, you’ll want to...
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fuckyeahdementia: Tom Yorke Doesnt give a FUCK
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"As we grow from childhood into youth, anxiety grows exponentially, and we worry about how on earth..."
“As we grow from childhood into youth, anxiety grows exponentially, and we worry about how on earth we should live our lives. Our anxiety forces us to look for an antidote that will rid us of this feeling as quickly as possible. We want to find something that will help us grab our own chair in this world and sit in it.”
- Hayao Miyazaki (via hayao-miyazaki) (via intrazone)
- Hayao Miyazaki (via hayao-miyazaki) (via intrazone)
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pose-able wooden robot! “this little dude can do it all,...
pose-able wooden robot!
“this little dude can do it all, but he particularly likes to dance! inspired by traditional japanese joinery, his wooden frame and elastic muscles enable him to hold all sorts of poses. folds neatly into a cube for rest time. “
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black-and-white: Bubble Series by Melvin Sokolsky for Harper’s...
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dauragon:enjoywontyou:leitch: Sally Menke, Quentin...
Sally Menke, Quentin Tarantino’s editor on all his films, was found dead this morning in Griffith Park, where she’d taken her dog yesterday for a walk in the intense Los Angeles heat. Her first film was Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, but she hooked up with Tarantino for Reservoir Dogs, and he never worked with anyone else. Above is a video of cast members of Inglourious Basterds, at the end of particular takes or flubbed lines, saying, “Hi, Sally!” a message to Menke back in the editing room. She was 56 years old.
1:33, best part!
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photojojo: Whoa, awesome! Mike Lloyd is officially our new...
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photojojo: Color us impressed! Richard Heeks caught this...
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tillyandthewall: amazing
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stonerparty: newforest:mattpizza stoner party has you covered...
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gatekeeper: jensinspiredby:or-doesitexplode: happy apple...
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crumbler: “Rill Rill” is the one Sleigh Bells song you can play...
“Rill Rill” is the one Sleigh Bells song you can play for your mom. Fittingly enough, then, that its gentle acoustic foundations were laid when Mom was your age. I learned this recently while spending some time with my friend Dan, who informed me that the most important work on “Rill Rill” had actually been done four decades ago. That’s when Funkadelic, on their 1971 record Maggot Brain, released “Can You Get to That” — a gentle, gospel-influenced soul track about living in harmony. A prominent sample from the song found a welcome home in this year’s “Rill Rill,” offering a welcome respite to those of us who found the rest of Treats’ day-glo noise assault wearying.
Take away the Funkadelic sample and “Rill Rill” still has much to recommend it. But if you love the song you ought to listen to what made it possible: a bit of pure ’70s soul far likelier to stand the test of time than a neon flash in the pan like Sleigh Bells.
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siena78: Christian Louboutin ‘Circus’ boots.
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thedailywhat: Fictional Anatomy of the Day: Jason Freeny...
Fictional Anatomy of the Day: Jason Freeny continues to slice apart your childhood with his ongoing anatomical sculpture series. Next Up: The Stay Puft Marshmallow Man.
[moist.]
Earlier: Dissected Dunny; Visible Uglydoll; Anatomical Toy Story Alien; Nemo’s Insides; Model Mario; My Little Anatomy Lesson.
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benjaminf: Since the dawn of cinema, crews have built...
Since the dawn of cinema, crews have built realistic sets for their films. The classic tokusatsu films like Godzilla, produced by Toho Studios, required life-size sets as well of scale miniature cities to tell the story. While the monsters may have been the big guys on camera, the human production crews were the giants behind the scenes.
I found an out-of-print book, Japanese Special Effects Films Illustrated, at a local library. The pictorial guide features information and tons of behind-the-scenes shots from dozens classic Toho SFX films.
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