Dee Snider and the gang lead us all in a traditional favorite.

First trailer for Francis Ford Coppola's new movie (funded with profits from his wineries). This is Coppola's first movie in ~10 years; his last was The Rainmaker in 1997. Based on a novella by Romanian author Mircea Eliade.

This guy shows that liquid N2 is not to be feared...

I was thinking about this guy earlier today and I decided to find another dulcimer clip. Hope you enjoy.

And old joke, but still funny.

Nazi Pop Twins is a one-off, one hour documentary where filmmaker James Quinn investigates the controversial American pop band Prussian Blue, whose teenage twin girl stars have made headlines across the... more inside

Interesting to hear the chatter between sniper and spotter in the middle of a firefight.

Gaiman discusses the forbidden book.

Which is Gaiman's favorite Lovecraftian story?

Brian May, guitarist for Queen, was studying for his PHD in Astronomy before quitting in 1974 to commit his full attention to the band (lucky for all of us). Today, Aug 3, he has finally completed and... more inside

Another video from the same performer as my previous sift. This one is much longer and even more complex. His skill and consistency are pretty incredible, especially while juggling two batons in unison.

A short, but very difficult demonstration of juggling with devil sticks.

They're just not.

Man retells childhood story of when his mom set his life straight.

"ARC is a short movie-come-music video concerning the only slightly implausible affair between a young man with Down's syndrome and a very beautiful young blonde." -- Ben Marshall, Guardian Unlimited ... more inside

Orphaned Land is a Progressive metal band from Israel whose music contains Middle-Eastern influences. Their previous name was "Resurrection" in 1991 (not to be confused with Resurrection, a Floridian death... more inside

A clip about Phrenology, the pseudo-science of reading the shape of the skull to determine one's character, and the 1927 Psycograph machine, from "Quackery Gallery" hosted by Bob McCoy, Curator of the Museum of Questionable Medical Devices.

I can't even hold my breath that long...

Video for In Context by Field Music from their album Tones of the Town (2007). One "continuous" line drawing.