In February 2018, animator Zeeeko created “Where’s the Lamb Sauce?”, a hilarious animation of the very forthright celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay as he stormed about the kitchen in his distinctly vociferous manner. The soundtrack was created from an audio mashup of various episodes of Hell’s Kitchen. In February 2019, Zeeeko uploaded a second animation that…
Singer Emily Goglia Fronts Postmodern Jukebox in a Sultry Cover of the ‘Pinky and the Brain’ Theme
Scott Bradlee of Postmodern Jukebox invited singer Emily Goglia to perform a very sultry cover of the theme song from Pinky and The Brain. The original voice actors from the series, Rob Paulsen (Pinky) and Maurice LaMarche (The Brain), wonderfully reprised their roles for the video. Postmodern Jukebox reimagines the Pinky and The Brain theme…
Little Cat Has Big Love for His Plush Bunny Buddy
A beautiful little Singapura cat named Malt spends a lot of time with his favorite buddy – a plush bunny that’s almost the same size as him. Malt hilariously carries the bunny by the head with the fluffy body hanging down, giving Malt a rather loopy gait. Malt has no qualms about vocalizing his displeasure…
Willem Dafoe Breaks Down His Most Iconic Roles
While promoting the film At Eternity’s Gate, legendary actor Willem Dafoe sat down with GQ to talk about playing the role of Vincent Van Gogh. While doing so, Dafoe also broke down an amazing list of the iconic roles he’s played over the years. Willem Dafoe down his most iconic characters, including his roles in…
How Specific Visual Cues Can Help Stimulate an Appetite for Healthier Food
A team of British scientists is examining different ways to encourage people to eat healthier, more nutritious and sustainable food. Quartz looked at one such method that uses color, shapes, design and other visual cues to help to fool the brain into believing that the food in front of us is far more decadent than…
Paleontologists Blindly Build a Baby T. Rex Model With Extrapolated Information From Other Related Species
In preparation for the T. rex: The Ultimate Predator exhibition, paleontologist Mark Norell and the model-makers at the American Museum of Natural History recreated a baby T. rex from extrapolated information about other related species. The result is feathery little rex with big teeth. Real fossil remains of a baby T. rex have never been…
Stunning Rare Northern Lights Footage Over the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program in Alaska
Filmmakers Harun Mehmedinovic and Gavin Heffernan of Sun Chaser Pictures were given special permission to film the skies over H.A.A.R.P. (High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program) in Alaska. The resulting footage is a stunning display of glowing green Northern Lights passing overhead during a frigid winter night. As chance would have it, aurora borealis rolled in…
How Their Ever Evolving Audience Influenced the Way The Beatles Wrote About Love
In celebration of Valentine’s Day, music writer Polyphonic (previously) examines the different ways that The Beatles wrote love songs. Much had to do with their audience at the time. When the band first started out, they were performing to teenagers, so their songs were specifically written from in first-person and addressing a general “you”. i.e….