The Today Show‘s Al Roker sat chatted with Christian Bale, Aaron Eckhardt, and Christopher Nolan on the set of The Dark Knight. There’s also some good behind-the-scenes footage.
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Sunday Music Spotlight alums Rilo Kiley cover Pete Townshend’s “Let My Love Open the Door”, along with fellow alum Feist and Death Cab for Cutie’s frontman Ben Gibbard. Jenny Lewis is cute when she’s drunk…
This song is like crack…So much so that Sony is using it in a camera commercial now. Anyway, here’s the official video (with one of the cooler animation techniques I’ve seen in a while):
It’s fun to see Jack White as a bullfighter, and Meg as his assistant, in the video for their cover of Patti Page’s “Conquest”. Meg leads Jack into the bullring. Jack fights the bull, wearing him down. Then the magic happens…
“Conquest” is the newest single from Icky Thump.
First it was Alfonso Ribeiro. Now it’s Vin Diesel. Apparently break dancing videos were HUGE back in the day, because both of them made videos to teach you how to be the hippest of hoppers. Looking back on this it’s hard to believe anyone actually thought this was cool…
This is probably the most random of the Random Covers. It’s a manualist named Gerry Phillips performing the theme from Super Mario Brothers. What’s a manualist? It’s a person who makes music by squeezing their hands together, forcing air out in the process. It sounds kind of like farting in tune…
If you’ve got some time to kill I highly recommend checking out Gerry’s full YouTube page. He has 62 videos up there, ranging from covers of Britney Spears, Journey, and Ozzy Osbourne to his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel performing “Bohemian Rhapsody”. I’m gobsmacked.
There’s a new trailer out for I am Legend, the big screen adaptation of Richard Matheson’s post-apocalyptic novel
I am Legend hits theaters December 14th and has the potential to be very, very cool or very, very bad.
Robot Chicken put together a great spoof of 300. Playing on the fact that the movie isn’t historically accurate, the twisted minds of RC gave another historical tale the same treatment. So watch as George Washington, John Hancock, and the rest of the founding fathers kick some serious British ass!
Who knew that underneath that gruff exterior Darth Vader was really a hard-core blues harp player?
An example of how bleeping profanity can actually be funnier than letting it go…
