The Hunger Games, With Beanie Babies!

5-Piece "Still Alive"

Can't help it, I really like the videos like this.

If We Don't, Remember Me.

A tumblr of moving movie stills.

Super Mario Tap

I smiled so big when I watched this.

Mixing Two of the Best TV Shows

From Video Games' Past

I had no idea that Mario Paint Composer was a genre of YouTube music. Cool.

Ted Buckland

He can make any song sad.

And, oh yes, I do watch Cougar Town.

After the Fall

I'm sure you've wonder what stuff Angel's been doing since his show ended.

Sweeeeeeeet

Gestation Music Video

Magic- A Belly Grows from The Panic Room Videos on Vimeo.

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Muppet Proposal

Via The AV Club

Snakes & Maths

via Geekdad

Before Calvin & Hobbes

Some early Bill Watterson art.

via Robot 6

Do you miss the animated GIF?

Find 10 more here.

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It's an ad, but still cool.

Crime Mountains in SF

Plenty more found here.

via Strange Maps

Nobody Loves Juggalo Smurf

Comics Alliance give us The Ten Rejected Smurfs You Won't Be Seeing.

Software Composes Original Music

From the article:

Emmy was once the world’s most advanced artificially intelligent composer, and because he’d [David Cope] managed to breathe a sort of life into her, he became a modern-day musical Dr. Frankenstein. She produced thousands of scores in the style of classical heavyweights, scores so impressive that classical music scholars failed to identify them as computer-created. Cope attracted praise from musicians and computer scientists, but his creation raised troubling questions: If a machine could write a Mozart sonata every bit as good as the originals, then what was so special about Mozart? And was there really any soul behind the great works, or were Beethoven and his ilk just clever mathematical manipulators of notes?

There are two excerpts from pieces the software composed a short way down the article

One of those moments...

...where I'm very happy YouTube exists.

The Exquisite Torture

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