
Pictured above: a snapshot taken last week of the neighbourhood paper at my local café. Meat mischief? Cat hoarding? What’s going on here?

Pictured above: a snapshot taken last week of the neighbourhood paper at my local café. Meat mischief? Cat hoarding? What’s going on here?
Cee-Lo Green’s upcoming anthem for the dumped, Fuck You, may not be radio-friendly, but it sure is catchy:
I get the feeling that this is going to be a big R&B / alt-rock crossover hit, in the same way that Outkast’s Hey Ya was.
A hilarious worst-case scenario involving Facebook and a job interview. Contains some weird adult situations, which is why it’s so funny:
Another Thursday, another evening at "Loser Karaoke", the karaoke night at the cheap and cheerful Tequila Sunrise where a lot of people from Accordion City’s social music scene belt out tunes.
My number last night was the Violent Femmes’ two-chord anthem, Add It Up. Ethan Hawke ruined the song in Reality Bites, and it’s my duty to take it back:
[Flash 10 is required to watch video]

Thanks to Hamish Grant for this find!
I love this short film. When you watch it, remember that its title is Words:
Words was made by Will Hoffman and Daniel Mercadante of the New York/Los Angeles-based production company Everynone, with original music by Keith Kenniff.
The film is meant to accompany the Words episode of the radio show Radiolab. Here’s its abstract:
It’s almost impossible to imagine a world without words. But in this hour of Radiolab, we try to do just that. We speak to a woman who taught a 27-year-old man the first words of his life, and we hear a firsthand account of what it feels like to have the language center of your brain wiped out by a stroke. Plus: a group of children invent an entirely new language in Nicaragua in the 1970s.
Want to hear Radiolab’s Words episode? Click here to download the MP3.
Thanks to Biella Coleman for finding this!