Watch George Lucas Go “Thug Life” on Jurassic Producer in 2015
Here’s a rare treat, we get to see George Lucas go all thug life on Frank Marshall, one of the producers of Jurassic World, back in 2015. From the looks
Month: March 2018
Christopher Reeve Considered Suicide After His Accident
Christopher Reeve, the man we all knew most as Superman and Clark Kent, really considered suicide as an option after his accident. If you can remember the ico
Classic Fairy Tales Retold By Advertising Agencies
When classic fairy tales are told by advertising agencies they kind of lose some of their zip and verve. In fact they kind of lose just about everything, as w
Check Out “The Floppotron” Play The Eurythmics “Sweet Dreams”
I do believe that I’ve seen the Floppotron performing Sweet Dreams by The Eurythmics before and I still believe it’s impressive, but that electron
Listen to this Weird Mashup of Journey and Beyoncé
This mashup of Journey and Beyonce isn’t all that weird really, in fact it sounds like something you’d hear in the club as part of the house mix.
This is Methanol-Injected Snowmobile Drag Racing
Apparently methanol is a substitute for ethanol so it could be used quite effectively for snowmobile drag-racing. Whether it helps to go faster or not is kind
10 Things You Didn’t Know about the Movie “Dave”
Dave has to be one of the more interesting and underrated movies about the presidency that’s ever been filmed. What would happen if a working man had to
The Top Five Jeremy Renner Movie Roles of His Career
Jeremy Renner is the guy that kind of came out of nowhere really quickly. He’s been in films for a while but it’s almost always been in minor role
Jimmy Kimmel Consoles Geoffrey The Giraffe Over Toys ‘R’ Us Closing
Jimmy Kimmel tries to console Geoffrey the Giraffe over the reality that Toys R Us is closing, and obviously Geoffrey is not having it. Believe it or not Toys
The Top Five Uses of the Song “Here Comes the Sun” By The Beatles
Here Comes the Sun was written by George Harrison and was featured on the Beatles’ album Abbey Road in 1969. Funnily enough the song represents the comi
