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Add to TechnoratiA video of the band performing their song off of the second disc of their new album, In Rainbows.
This movie is a unique vision of two guy's hanging out for a while, both at different turning points in their lives. Watch it for free on Hulu.com (ad supported).
A perfect example of how Jon Stewart can take current events and a slew of clips and show them in a way that brings everything to light in this, the most watched clip on thedailyshow.com.
Want to see the new I Am Legend movie with Will Smith, but don't have the cash? Well, instead you could just watch the original version of the movie, with Vincent Price, from 1964. You can download it from this link.
After you watch your way through SciFi's Tin Man, give the original version of L. Frank Baum's story a read-through. Its a good chance to see if Google's book reader is worth your time.
This recording of a 1984 Billy Idol concert in LA is a really great listen. If you're at all a fan of this time period, and are interested in hearing what it was really like, stream it all for free from wolfgangs vault.
This SciFi channel mini-series, available on OPENhulu, is a new take on the Wizard of OZ story. The updated themes, and darker style of story telling, are sometimes inspired.
This quintessential jazz album is streaming for free. If anything, at least listen to the "Take Five" track, I'm sure you'll recognize it from any number of movies or TV shows.
This short film is a clever take on the absurd situations that you find all the time, but are forced to believe, in movies.
This is a great song that will probably be available for a limited time. Check it out while you can.
This 1940's Cary Grant film is now in the public domain. Its famously fast-talking reporter scenes make it one of the funnest movies to sit back and enjoy.
A show which breaks down current scientific issues into digestible chunks; this segment is about the pending strike of a gigantic "doomsday" asteroid in 2036. Every segment of every episode is also available on this site.
This song is a clever send-up of those overly fanatical of their favorite band. Dan Le Sac's catchy tune makes him worth keeping an eye on.
This off-color MTV show, featuring a foul-mouthed 13-year old is worth checking out (some people love it, others hate it). It's available in its entirety for free, on iFilm.
This classic book by Lewis Carrol is definitely the sort of thing every person should read. The Disney movie doesn't do it justice, so don't make any judgments until you've tried the original.
Available for free download in it's entirety, this album is full of non-abrasive indie-rock-n-roll type songs.
An amazing 1965 film depicting the real events as France tried to put down a Islamic rebellion in the occupied country of Algiers. The parallels, 40 years later, are truly amazing.
The sort of song that gets stuck in my head and I have to listen to it several times in a row; the Stars really know how to put a great beat next to some terrific lyrics. (MP3 Download)
George Orwell's amazing book about a dystopian future; 1984 is a must-read novel that will make you take another look at society today, and all the things that seem to be coming true.
The quality might not be the best, and the dubbing into English might not be preferred, but this is one of the greatest movies of all time, and I can guarantee the price is preferred (free, that is). It's Francois Truffaut's classic 1960 gangster film, feature length.
A streaming video from a concert. Not sure where this was, but the three songs come across really great.
Back when cartoons could be darkly violent and funny at the same time, also when the heroes' motives could be somewhat at question), there was Popeye.
This clip from the SXSW Music Fest is what made me become a big fan of this band. It's a little long, but throughout it's great. The music isn't quite rock and it's not quite dance.
The famous play by Samuel Beckett is a must read for anyone interested in great storytelling. Afterwards, you'll be amazed at all the references you'll hear to it in pop-culture.
Here's a great 5 minute video from the guys who went on to be hired by Sprint to make their amazing light writing commericial. As always, the original is better.
Truly one of the great American books, it can stand up to the test of time, and it can be found all over the internet for free.