Matt Berry Submits to Censorship
A friend sent it in. I didn’t know who Matt Berry was. That is, I didn’t know his name. I knew his work. That made me favorable to him from the start. But this is funny.
A Crash Course on Newtonian Gravity
In this episode of “Crash Course Physics,” Shini sits down to talk about the realities of the “falling apple” story and how Newtonian Gravity is more than a little important.
Don’t mess with Ricky G!
Ricky Gervais is one of my favorite contemporary comedians because, like all the best comedians, his humor is more about telling the truth than making people like him.
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Denzel Washington Speaks His Mind… and Hollywood LOSES IT!
Watch what happened when Denzel Washington took on Woke culture.
A 1952 Shout-Out for DEI
A friend sent this video, saying, “You must see this. The Stepp Brothers are great, and Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis do very well.”
The Stepp Brothers were great, but great in a way that surprised me, considering this was filmed more than 50 years ago. Check out the moves. They are inventive and athletically impressive in a way that seemed beyond tap dancing. They reminded me of the kind of evolved, super-athletic break dancing that has become the mainstay of street performance you can see these days in city parks.
The video runs about six minutes. During the first minute, I must say, it felt a little “Stepin Fetchit.” But when Dean stepped in, I got it. And then when Jerry danced, it elevated the ensemble performance to something truly great and admirably humane.
Singing with Reggie
A random vacationer has a random conversation with Reggie (who does a lot of these YouTube vlogs) and then draws a big crowd when he sings Dock of the Bay and then an encore, Walking After Midnight. Click here.
Watch Time: about 12 min.
Men Just Don’t Get It!
I know I’ve posted this video before, but it’s so good I wanted to share it again.
A Truism
Dustin Hoffman explains the secret of successful marriages. (It certainly explains mine.)
Impressive: Sondre & Tanya Win 1st Place in the Boogie Woogie Fast Final
Watch it here.
Listen to this!
Allie Sherlock & 12-year-old Ed Sheeran singing Hallelujah…