This looks absolutely incredible. Everybody Street ’illuminates the lives and work of New York’s iconic street photographers and the incomparable city that has inspired them for decades. The documentary pays tribute to the spirit of street photography through a cinematic exploration of New York City, and captures the visceral rush, singular perseverance and at times immediate danger customary to these artists.‘ Watch this and get excited. It’s finished but there is no release date yet. Continue …
As far as road trips go, this one is ridiculously huge, and amazing. Alaska to Argentina in 500 Days. That’s what a chap by the name of Alex Chacon did, as he attempted to continue the famous motorcycle diaries of the one and only Ernesto Che Guevara. The video is pretty long, but there are some incredible shots, and mind blowing ‘roads’ and tracks that this dude navigates. Warning, it may make you think about escape. Continue …
It’s Thursday, but it may as well be Friday considering the gift this internet has just served up. I know you love a good episode of Between Two Ferns, and I know that you know that I love The Lonely Island, well now we can enjoy them both, in one video! Plus, girls, James Franco. Continue …
Guys, I can hardly type this. My hands are literally sweating and my eyes are still filled with tears. That clever bastard Jimmy Kimmel sent his Lie Witness crew to this years Coachella armed with fake band names, a microphone and a camera. The team questioned kids about fictitious bands and what they thought about them. This is easily the most cringe worthy video I have seen in…well, at least this year. It’s phenomenal. Continue …
Jack White has once again put forward a solid argument in the fight to name him Coolest Man In Music. This past Saturday he unveiled “his latest creative feat: the Third Man Recording Booth. The refurbished 1947 Voice-o-Graph allows visitors of Third Man Records in Nasvhille to lay down up to two minutes of audio — be it a song or a simple message — which is then dispensed in the form of a 6″ phonograph disc. Supposedly it’s the only machine of its kind that’s operational and open to the public.” Continue …
