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SNL Digital Short - Firelight
youtube.com — "I do believe I'm gonna strangle someone...by accident" (Submitted by MrBabyMan) More…
Interactive TV to Put You in the Show
livescience.com — Sony's patent relies on a type of interactive overlay for TV shows or movies, perhaps generated by a video game console such as Sony's PlayStation 3. Typically passive TV watchers could then use virtual avatars to interact on-screen as the TV show or movie action plays out behind them. (Submitted by EMFK) More…
The Night David Hasselhoff Rocked The Berlin Wall
npr.org — David Hasselhoff is best known for the TV shows Baywatch and Knight Rider, but to Germans he's a pop hero. Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Hasselhoff reminisces about his song that became a soundtrack for that historic moment, "Looking for Freedom." (Submitted by badqat) More…
The Seven Biggest Fake Badasses in Music
spike.com — There have been many musicians over the years that have taken their image as being larger-than-life badasses a little too far. Some of these artists even started to believe that they were as invincible as they portrayed themselves in their music and lifestyle. This outrageousness needs to be addressed, so we're putting these artists in check. (Submitted by mklopez) More…
Tina Fey's 10 Favorite 30 Rock Moments
thedailybeast.com — The Emmy-winning NBC comedy is now in its fourth season. “Being the new kid on the block is over,” Fey says. “I feel like we have these characters that we know a lot about now. We’ve endowed them with history that you then have to go back and revisit.” Here, Tina Fey takes us through her 10 favorite moments from 30 Rock. (Submitted by MrBabyMan) More…
Beautiful day for YouTube as 10 million tune in to U2 gig
entertainment.timesonline.co.u… — On ten million occasions viewers clicked on to YouTube to watch U2 perform live at the Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Calfornia at the end of last month, a record for simultaneous viewing on the video website. YouTube also refused to pay U2, although the Irish quartet accepted the lack of fees because they saw the exercise as a promotional experiment. (Submitted by statik99) More…
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