First off I found a replacement video for “Don’t Stop Believing” as performed on “Glee,” so feel free to shoot back down to it and check it out.
Secondly, while we’re on the topic of lip dubbed music videos, here’s one that the people at College Humor, Busted Tees, and Vimeo did to Harvey Danger’s “Flagpole Sitta.” It’s pretty cool.
competitive rental-car costume road trip from Chicago to Toronto?
From Thrillist:
‘…teams of two or more (who’re passive aggressively encouraged to ornament themselves via costume) will taxi their rides to a super-secret Chicago start point at midnight, snag a provisions briefcase filled w/ energy drinks, cigarettes, chaw, and beef jerky, then burn north along five checkpoints — sort of like a neo-underground railroad, except instead of freedom, it’s for the sweet energy drinks, cigarettes, chaw, and beef jerky. The race is scored on a 100 pt scale broken down into three categories: lowest mileage reading from start to finish (50 pts); “Team Style” judged on awesomeness of costume and closest “metaphorical consistency between the costume and the team’s rally vehicle†(40 pts, past winners include four dudes dressed as a wedding party); and 10 points for “Freelance”, which includes “spectacular feats of daring-do” like doing a sick jump over a canyon or climbing in the backseat and putting your complete trust in the rhythm method.’
The last couple of weeks have been focused on teaching myself how to make websites, so I have been reading many a tutorial. Today, I found a show that is somewhat of a tutorial, but more hilarity than anything else.  Its called “You Suck at Photoshop.” I recommend watching a show or two; even if you don’t care about photoshop. (via Pop Candy)
So Heroes is off for a while, Harper’s Island is interesting but has gotten bumped from Thursdays to Saturdays, and with Survivor also between seasons, the shit on television for those of us who don’t have cable is pretty stagnant. I didn’t keep up with Parks and Recreation, and I liked The Office, but couldn’t motivate myself to watch it regularly, as was the case with 30 Rock. In the midst of television limbo, however, I have found my new breakout show for the year. The only videos I could find are musical scores from the show itself, and they don’t do the show justice. Its dry but funny humor from beginning to end, and the music isn’t terrible, and since I kinda like a cappella, I dig the show that much more. Ladies and gentlemen, courtesy of FOX and Youtube, I give you “Glee.”
