I can’t really call myself the world’s biggest fan of the sitcom Scrubs, but I enjoy watching it on occasion. I didn’t know that love was in the air behind the scenes, though. One of the crew members enlisted the help of two of the show’s stars to make a unique proposal to his girlfriend, and here’s the whole thing on video.
I bet you thought you’d seen the last of YouTube sensation Tay Zonday, right? I know I did. But it seems that Dr. Pepper has resurrected his singing career.
Apparently they invited Tay to rewrite his smash hit Chocolate Rain to celebrate the launch of their new cherry chocolate flavored beverage.
The only problem with most Web Television sites is the lack of interaction. Sure, sometimes you can leave a comment, but honestly, how social is that?
Wi-Fi TV brings you online entertainment as well as social networking in one place.
If you’ve lived through the 90’s then, you’ve had to experience horrible agonizing sounds of discomfort called “pop music”. TV giants like MTV and Disney do a great job of hashing the same pop crap every year, just with a new face.
When it comes to exposing the garbage that pop music really is, this video is dead on.
We are now less than a month away from Christmas, and everyone at last seems to be getting in the mood for the big day.
I always look forward to late November and early December, as that’s when everyone starts decorating their houses with Christmas lights and ornaments which can’t help but give you a warm, fuzzy feeling inside.
Very few however are as well done as the following, which thanks to a lot of time of time, energy, money and some clever computer software show light displays synced with music.
This is one of the first of these types of video I saw, and still very impressive. The synchronisation is second to none, and I also love the tune.
Wow, I don’t even want to begin to imagine how much work this took to set up, or how many lights are involved, and of even more importantly, the amount of electricity used.
Seventies, eighties and nineties TV series fans now have a place to watch many of their favorite episodes of their favorites TV “classics,” from Fantasy Island to Silver Spoons to Charlie’s Angels.
The network is not just delivering the episodes, but they are shorter so you can get most of the episode and waste less time. The Minisode Network is exclusively available on MySpace, but you don’t need to have a MySpace page to check them out.
I personally have never flown on a plane, partly through fear, and partly through enjoying my holidays to Cornwall, in the South-West corner of England, too much.
I do however know what sort of demonstration is normally given at the start of a flight, with some fussy air steward lecturing you on what you should do, and not do, and how to act in case of an emergency.
As a former American who knows, people in the States have no idea what they are missing when it comes to the realm of commercials that are a bit on the risqué side.
This Aussie commercial for Antz Pantz brand underthings is no exception.
Poor Rex. Lucky ladies.
Whoever thought of the idea for this video is brilliant. There are already more than enough Mac vs. PC parodies out there, and there are even more Mexican jokes. So why not combine the two?
The result is not only fresh, but hilarious. Carlos Mencia, watch your back!
Wouldn’t it be nice to learn how to cook your favorite meals step by step, and from an experienced chef? Until you win the lottery, here’s a helpful site to guide you through those tough times in the kitchen.
Introducing FoodTube.net: your very own virtual private cooking tutor.
