Han Solo in Carbonite Rice Krispie Treats. Han Solo in Carbonite Jello Shots. Han Solo in Carbonite Musubi. Spaghetti and Han Solo in Carbonite Meatballs. The possibilities are just endless...
Natalie Tran is one of my favorite YouTube staples with her self-deprecating, observational sense-of-humor. Subscribe to communitychannel if you want a few minutes of comic relief every few days. You can also follow her tweets @natalietran.
Nagi Noda is a Japanese pop artist and director who has been called “one of the most influential woman in Japan.” Nagi died on September 7, 2008, at age 35, after surgical complications from injuries sustained in a traffic accident the previous year. The last thing she worked on was this music video and album art for Japanese singer MEG.
In this video, Nagi uses kuroko, a traditional Japanese theater technique involving several stagehands dressed completely in black, to make things appear to be moving on their own.>
If you like jigsaw puzzles, check out this addictive Flash game. Every time you successfully complete one of these all-white puzzles, you get another one with more pieces.
An awesome short film by Michael Horn featuring the Death Star and various Star Wars spacecraft flying around San Francisco during Imperial Fleet Week. Bonnie Burton interviewed Michael about his video over on The Official Star Wars Blog.
Four hours of baby play that has been packed into a two minute long timelapse video. The song is “Ensemble” by the Canadian artist Coeur de Pirate. [via]