A great talk about software development.

Women tennis players hitting tennis balls in slow motion.

To produce the series of works collectively titled FACTUM (2010), Candice Breitz conducted intensive interviews with seven pairs of identical twins and a single set of identical triplets in and around Toronto during the summer of 2009, footage from which she then edited seven dual-channel video installations (and one tri-channel video installation). Like Robert Rauschenberg's near-identical paintings FACTUM I and FACTUM II (both 1957), from which the series borrows its title, each interviewee in FACTUM is an imperfect facsimile of their twin: their apparent identicality is soon disrupted by a host of subtle differences.

Interview with director of their new video.

Crazy

Fake commercials for Lots-o-Huggin bear.

That's quite incredible

"Hitler reacts to the Hitler parodies being removed from YouTube"

Awesome!

Trailer for Star Wars re-filmed in fan submitted 15 segments.

An artist puts video cameras on little animals.

Tom Cruise on World of Warcraft. Awesome

A 3-part look at post-war Sri Lanka

The music video for Sabotage remade using footage from Battlestar Galactica.

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As part of his Masters project at Ohio University, Francis Gardler created a series of ten video clips about photographer and teacher Dave LaBelle.

In Afghanistan, hundreds have taken to the streets of Kabul and elsewhere to protest the US killing of civilians. The incident that has sparked the most outrage took place in eastern Kunar on December 27th, when ten Afghans, eight of them schoolchildren, were killed. According to the Times of London, US-led troops dragged innocent children from their beds and shot them during a nighttime raid. Afghan government investigators said the eight students were aged from eleven to seventeen, all but one of them from the same family.

Oh hells yes.

A short film by Rodrigo Blaas from Pixar.

Deadly ping-pong.

This review is hilarious.

Robert Pike on the Go Programming Language.

That dog was happy to see that dude. A cat probably wouldn't give a damn.

Julian Moore is so beautiful. Great trailer.

You can watch all of Primer on Google Video.

Wolverine Claws!

A web series about dressing like a grown up.

Awesome

Drunk ewoks on the Today Show.

Holy Shit.

That is pretty amazing.

On the one hand, this is kind of offensive, on the other hand, it's pretty awesome. I'm so conflicted. Japanese people love Ranjinikanth for some reason.

This sounds like a cool Peepcast.

A pregnant ballerina dancing on the beach.