The Late Night Wars: Next Generation kicked off last night with the series premiere of The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
The big musical story of the night wasn't U2, but a hip-hop version of the perennial YouTube clip Evolution Of Dance. Fallon and guest Will Smith do it all from The Robot to Crank That Soulja Boy and even a nice homage to Beastie Boys. And just as fun: Hearing house band The Roots nail every sound.
"Lamu" is a study in stillness, presenting 25 different portraits that all seem to have a mysterious, if not twisted backstory. Director Mathieu Grimard had one rule: "Every person and every eye is shown behind a surface: glass, plastic, water, etc. Its an outside-in view on all these characters."
Screw the Gold Medal. The Jamaica Tourism Board just won the viral olympics on beha;f of their legendary Bobsled team with an 8-bit animated music video — think Junior Senior "Move Your Feet" — that should also be a video game.
East coaster probably are hesitant to voluntarily look at any more snow and ice than they have to, but trust me: Seasons change. Things melt. Life takes root again.
If he wins, the video could potentially be removed offline, which probably wouldn't be a huge loss, since I'm sure everyone is tired of the headache and,despite having nearly 50 million views, it's barely been viewed since July 2011:
This (thankfully) never descends into the Hostel x Gaspar Noe x Lars Von Trier nightmare hinted at in the intro, taking a sudden detour into an outlandish outburst of Norwegian grrl rock that's more
