Blast From The Past: Drunk Goldblum

Remember earlier this summer when Jeff Goldblum died? Well, he didn't. It did however peak interest in the Drunk Goldblum videos, for me anyway.

Wonderful.

Jason Sudeikis and Orson Welles

I think it might just be me, but Jason Sudeikis looks a heeluva lot like Orson Welles.

No?

Two Weeks

It's been two weeks since anyone has posted anything. So, this:

Monty Python was on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. I suggest you watch.

Bored to Death is a quite ironic title for this show

I finally watched the new HBO show "Bored to Death" with Jason Schwartzman (!) and Ted Danson (!) and Zach Galifinakis (!). Plus Olivia Thirlby was in the first episode and will probably be a regular on the show! The show premiered Sunday night but has been on iTunes for a week before that. Jason Schwartzman is great, as usual. I heard someone say he's basically playing a grown-up version of his Rushmore character, which is true. Oh, more important than Jason Schwartzman (who is weird to see in a tv show, by the way) is Zach Galifinakis! After seeing The Hangover I got back into this bearded man and realized he's my favorite comedian (I believe you should have a favorite everything. Band: Radiohead, President: TR, Drink: Hot Apple Cider, Girl: Zooey Deschanel, (although she has terrible taste in men (Ben Gibbard))) Now he's on this show, and he's great. Ted Danson is also on this show and he's super cool. There isn't much to say about the show except it's really great and you should watch it.

Kid Cudi has pleasantly surprised me

A while back I posted a video for the song "Make Her Say" by Kid Cudi. I was very adamant in believing, though this song was great, the artist probably sucks. New Flash (that's not a typo): He actually doesn't suck. I listened to part of his album today on Lala and was pleased with what I heard. He didn't sound like the next hip-hop prodigy, but he was better than Wale, who is pretty good. I then listened to "Make Her Say" again. I really like this song. And rarely do I like popular songs, especially popular hip-hop songs. I thought it was so strange that I liked this song so much. But it is a very good satire of current popular music sampling Lady Gaga and using lyrics from Jamie Foxx and other songs that really aren't very good. I'm telling you now, this song is a top contender for best popular song in the Extra Va Ganza (last year the award was called "best questionable song").

Here's the video again, because that's really good too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKadumQvnWk

or at least a link to the video. Apparently I can't embed this video. sorry.

The White Stripes are creeping

I've always had a problem with ranking The White Stripes in my top 10 favorite bands. (To be completely honest I freak out over ranking them after the top 3) I for some reason feel like they haven't done enough as musicians. Six albums seems like a lot for only 12 years (Radiohead only has 7 albums and they've been around since 1985), but I still, for some reason, feel like they're a band who is just bursting onto the scene with only a couple albums under their red, white and black belt. I love everything they do. I find Jack and Meg White to be two of the most interesting people ever who also happen to make fantastic music, but for some reason I can't place I don't feel comfortable ranking them where they deserve to be. It's probably because I think of them as a band within a story, rather than a story within a band. And much respect is deserved for creating that persona. The White Stripes really should be one of my top 5 favorite artists, but unfortunately aren't.

This video is one of the best videos ever. LOVE IT!

I know "Get Behind Me Satan" isn't a favorite among hardcore White Stripe fans but I love it. I'm a sucker for piano (Are you taking notes, ladies?) I have a girlfriend now. (Are you taking notes, ladies?)

P.S. This was originally going to be a post highlighting those two videos. I got really into it though.

Kool Thingzzz award winner is back and better than ever.

Last year Damon Weaver won the "Best" award during the first "Kool Thingzzz Extra Va Ganza." Now he's back and interviewing President Obama.

You shall be pleasantly surprised.

I'm not one for popular music because I'm self righteous elitist hipster douchebag. or because most popular music sucks. But this is really kind-of cool. All three rappers recite basically the same lines (which are from other popular rap songs, I think) Kid Cudi (the first one) is kind of annoying, but once Kanye West starts the songs starts getting really good and Common finishes it, and who doesn't like Common? He was in Terminator Salvation.

Michael & Michael have Issues is on tonight!

William Shatner uses his fingers on Conan

That title sounds really gay. Anyway, William Shatner was on The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien last night and the interview was amazing.

Bill Nye videos: loads of em.

Bill Nye and Samuel L. Jackson


Bill Nye talks about sex


Bill Nye theme backwards


KAHN!!!