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A sneek peek preview for the upcoming film by Martin Scorsese, “Sesame Streets”.

Sesame Streets Movie Trailer

a compilation of live prank calls to C-SPAN, very funny.

Crossing your velcro on your velcro shoes is classic. I am pretty sure I did that with my kicks at one time. Uhm, not to forget the running man, but lets pretend that didn’t happen.

Kind of long and drawn out but pretty damn funny if you are into Mindfreak and David Blaine illusion and street magic. If this kid got out from the suburban cul-de-sac of his parents house and hit the streets it might actually be pretty cool too.

Street Magic Illusion Homemade Spoof

Science beyond Science Discovermentation with Ed Newbomb’s Science Corner starring Space Phfish and Rex Lexington in the field. The guys at excuse2realize.com bring you a science show of comedy funny beyond science!

SCIENCE CORNER RECEIVES RAVE REVIEWS
“I love these guys” says Blane Danger
“woah sw33t” says Pinch Winters
“omg wtf lol” raves aeQea from MEDIA2017

I have seen this video before and it’s rather hilarious the first time around, though I couldn’t say the same about a third viewing.

Improv Everywhere stages a fake hypnotism performance complete with audience plants. Inspired by Andy Kaufman and Bob Zmuda.

Links:
Improv Everywhere

Watch the evolution of dance by Judson Laipply. This dude is funny.

www.evolutionofdance.com

This piece was created by cobbling together several speeches made by Howard Beale in the 1976 movie “Network”. Network is famous for establishing the phrase “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore.” It seems to me that Beale’s weak-up appeal to the American public is just as applicable today as it was 30 years ago. Though the Internet does today provide an unparalleled alternate source of information that was not available 30 years ago, sadly it is still shockingly underused. Official black & white explanations for events such as 9/11 and the Oklahoma City bombing are glibly accepted and seldom subjected to any type of reality check. Pieces such as “Loose Change” are valiant wake-up calls - no doubt - but the enchantment is deep and the subjects difficult to reach. Howard puts his finger on the crux of the matter almost better than almost anyone else.

Network - Television is a goddamned amusement park