The Gregory Brothers took some popular songs and “changed several aspects of [the] songs –keys/modes/tempos/arrangements — but the main focus with this project is to hear major songs in a minor mode & minor songs in a major mode.” What do you guys think?? [The Gregory Brothers / YouTube]
Gotta catch ’em — I mean…gotta NAME ’em all! (The Carnegie Hall Ensemble ACJW is a collaboration between Carnegie Hall and Julliard.) [via Roadtrippers]
Doctors in the Netherlands at University Medical Center Utrecht say they have successfully implanted a 3D-printed skull into a young woman. The 23-hour surgery occurred three months ago, according to NBC News, but details are just being released, as the woman, 22, is recovering extremely well. While her name has not been released, she apparently […]
When we say “ultimate,” we mean it in the way that it’s a card game where it’s not a singular theme of fantasy or science fiction or anime, but rather as the name suggests, it’s a mix of anything and everything. This is the game where all the favorite schoolyard debates can be played out […]
Hugh Jackman performs Wolverine The Musical for The Matt Edmondson Show. You’ve never heard ‘Who Am I’ from Les Miserables sung like this before. [BBC Radio 1 | Via Neatorama]
Deus Ex: Human Revolution is the third installment in the Deus Ex video game series. Dcode Films founder Moe Charif created — and starred in — a short film that focuses on the relationship between Deus Ex characters Adam Jensen and Megan Reed. Editor’s note: This is the best short sci-fi movie based on a […]
Obi Wan? Really? [Via Reddit | Dorkly]
And as usual, he does it quite eloquently! This video is the perfect companion to another video featuring Wil Wheaton on Why it’s Awesome to be a Nerd. [CGPhotogcom]
I remember, and things were oh so much simpler back then… but that was probably because I was a kid, not because there was no Internet. And when we were bored, my stay-at-home Mom just kicked us out of the house for the whole day and told us not to come back before diner/supper time. […]
Not surprisingly, the Oscar-winning Disney film has currently nabbed the 13th spot on the list of the highest-grossing movies of all time, according to The Huffington Post. This means it beats Jurassic Park and Star Wars, Episode I: The Phantom Menace and with a current international gross of $1.032 billion (& counting), it’s only $31 […]