All Entries in the "monday moment" Category
The Monday Moment
Wow. Musical Theater in space, if you will. This is a music video version – the first ever recorded in space apparently – of Bowie’s “Space Oddity” performed live in the international space station by Canadian astronaut Commander Chris Hadfield. It’s a bit precious here and there, but mostly it’s quite spectacular and oddly moving. [...]
The Monday Moment
Okay, I’ve been trying not to get caught up in the recent Insane Gamma Delta Sorority Letter craze, but then I saw this interpretation from actor Michael Shannon over at Funny or Die and now I am posting unashamedly because we all need to laugh today. And you will, oh, you will. Alert: this is absolutely [...]
The Monday Moment
Los Angeles actor, Tim Cummings, gets a letter from a kid who saw him in his current show The Phantom Tollbotth…and suddenly all is right in the world again.
The Monday Moment
A big “boom” to get your Monday jump started. Even if you aren’t a sports fan this is pretty special, straight from Lob City.
The Monday Moment
The inventor of the Etch-a-sketch, Andres Cassagnes, has died. He was 86. Rest in Peace, sir. As a friend said to me, may the inevitable staircase that he draws always go upward and never downward. Question though: If the pallbearers vigorously shook his coffin, would his cadaver vanish? Hat tip, Mike Clem. Peace out.
The Monday Moment
Brian and Stewie face off over Stewie’s new play in an episode of “Family Guy”. Real funny, as in it’s funny because it’s real. Apparently the whole episode was quite the satirical jab at Broadway and American Theater in general. Gonna have to Hulu that one.
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The Monday Moment [Updated]
This is hilarious. I’ve seen a few of these. This is one family’s reaction after seeing the “Les Miserables” movie. Which has gotten incredibly mixed reviews. And yet, everyone seems to be doing a lot of sobbing after seeing it. I have no interest in seeing the movie, but this video is fascinating, especially how [...]
The Monday Moment
Just to get us all of the right foot for the coming week. I have no idea why it’s in French…but somehow it seems appropriate…
The Monday Moment
Another example of how Community Theatre can be detrimental to your health. A blurb from the LAist article: Wozniak starred as Guido Contini in a production of “Nine” in Spring 2010, The Daily Mail reports. Buffett also had a role in the production. Police say that Wozniak managed to squeeze in a performance in between the [...]
The Monday Moment
This could very well be the most awesome song and video every made. The genius’ are Songify/Gregory Brothers and they took the original video of this guy talking about his burger and fries and turned it into this musical gem. All you vegetarians please look away, for the rest of us I say, “Dayum. Dayum! DA-YUM!”
The Monday Moment (on a Tuesday)
Been trying to come up with the right words for this particular obscenity, but as usual, a cartoon says it much better than I ever could. Hang in there brave girl.
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The Monday Moment [UPDATED]
Oh, those moody artists. Updated: Apparently, Billie Joe Armstrong,the star of this particular temper tantrum checked into rehab two days after this concert. Yeeks.
The Monday Moment
“This is my audience. This is my stage. This is my life.” Nice. A video portrait of a simple man’s life in under three minutes.
The Monday Moment
I just liked this picture. Scooped it up from Atheist Famers on Facebook. I believe it was created by an Aaron Martinez.
The Monday Moment
When people tell me our Space Program is a waste of money and that we should be spending our wealth on more important things, it makes me realize how much they don’t understand about the needs of the human spirit. This is an actual picture of Curiosity as it lands on the surface of Mars, [...]
The Monday Moment
We really are an extraordinary species. What other creature would go out of its way to help members of another species like this? You’ve probably seen this humans-rescue-bears video already, but hey, it’s a Monday. Time to get warm and fuzzy.
The Monday Moment
From Timothy McSweeney’s blog, written, I believe, by a Daniel Falk. What he is terming An Honest Theatrical Playbill. Funny, funny. AN HONEST THEATRICAL PLAYBILL. BY DANIEL FALK – – – - The Obscure Regional Theatre Of Somewhere Other Than New York or London proudly presents another fucking revival of… SOME GODDAMN RODGERS AND HAMMERSTEIN MUSICAL By Rodgers and Hammerstein [...]
The Monday Moment
In the words of Fred Willard, “And to think in some countries these creatures are eaten.” Yum.
The Monday Moment
This has been making the viral internet rounds lately. And there’s a reason: it’s quite awesome. A 32 year old man – a keenly insightful 32 year old man (when he was a boy) – chats with his 12 year old former self.
The Monday Moment
Yes, our education system is in good hands. This is an actual email from a high school principal to parents. Greetings from [name of principal and name of school]. We are trying to improve how the district and staff communicates with you, our educational community. In order to do so, we need to ensure that [...]
The Monday Moment
Dutch filmmaker, Franz Hofmeester, has compiled a video that shows his daughter aging 12 years in 3 minutes. It’s especially resonant for me as my son, Max, just turned 3. Time flies. And change is the only constant. Pay attention. Hat tip, Lee Wochner.
The Monday Moment
On a quite little corner in Europe, this happened. Thanks to our friends at TNT. Now THIS is a Flash Mob. Hat tip, Lee Wochner.
The Monday Moment
Is this the final phase of evolution for those beautiful emptied husks we once called “theaters”? Theater as bookstore. Hat tip, MR Hunter over at EyeSpyLA.
The Monday Moment
A little downtown LA Time Lapse love for your Monday viewing pleasure. Hat tip LAist.
The Monday Moment
This is an odd video. , Mostly because I’d probably react the same way if I was that close to an iceberg crashing into the sea. But it’s still odd.
