"In this sequel, Juno (Crista) kills a homeless man and has conversations full of inane pop-cultured nonsense." From http://digg.com/comedy/Juno_II ...

Just a nice little post for Fathers Day, this cute scene with Juno asking her Dad whether it's possible for love to be forever. The underacting in this scene is what makes it so great.

yeah, that's pretty much it.

Brilliant parody of "Juno", nice appearance by actual Juno cast member J.K. Simmons

A funny promo for Juno. Great movie, btw.

Juno Reactor is a musical and performing act known for the cinematic-psychedelic fusion of electronic and global music, the Matrix score and other film works. Central to the project are Ben Watkins, Mike... more inside

Video by Juno Reactor, complied from old quasi-religious films of a song they fused with Arabic and Bulgarian music and fat electronic beats. Quite somatatonic in it's fervency, Church of Dance, indeed.

From Funny or Die: "Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis Zach puts Michael Cera, the Superbad and Juno star in the hot seat for this special Comedy Death-Ray interview. "

"Bobcaygeon" is a song by The Tragically Hip, from their album Phantom Power. The song, which won the Juno Award for Single of the Year in 2000, remains one of most famous and best-loved songs the band has recorded. ... more inside

Bif Naked is a Juno Award-winning Canadian punk rock singer. Twitch is from her 1994 album Another 5 Songs and a Poem.

Carry the news, boogaloo dudes! From Wiki: "Regarded as one of glam rock's anthems, the song originated after Bowie came into contact with Mott the Hoople's bassist Pete "Overend" Watts and learned... more inside

Professional multi-instrumentalist and world traveller, Jono Callow, demonstrates his unique setup featuring the Slide Didgeridoo, Africian djembe, and middle-eastern Darabukka, all played together with the western drum-kit. This video was recorded by the BOSE live music technology group.

Three more directors make attack ads for John McCain. Featuring Emily Axford, Paul Briganti, Chris Mann, Ben Rameaka, Mike Antonucci Jessica Marasco, Craig Rowin and Saj Pothiawala as M Night Shyamalan. Written by The Landline and Chris Mann.

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From Bif's 2001 album Purge. The American release was delayed as the first single, "I Love Myself Today," became a smash hit in Canada. After over a year's wait, the album finally came out in the US in the fall of 2002.