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Video | man helps poor community with fresh food
Richard Joyner has led his rural community of Conetoe, N.C., to better health by helping students grow and distribute 50,000 pounds of fresh food a year.
Video | young teen heroes save bus driver and passengers
When a school bus driver had a heart attack and the vehicle careened out of control, a couple of middle school students heroically saved the day. It was a normal…
Video | mystery hero saves man from home fire
When an elderly man is trapped in a burning inferno, a stranger happens along, bravely rescues the man and then disappears. It was a lazy Saturday morning when fire erupted…
Video | a hero saves a stranger’s life in NY subway
When someone had a seizure on a NY subway platform and fell on the tracks, a brave man sprang into action and saved him. Wesley Autrey, now dubbed the “Subway…
Video | comedic film-maker creates hilarious Vine illusions
Zack King can make traffic disappear, jump through the closed doors of a moving train and steal the Eiffel Tower–and he does so with imaginative fun in his very short films known as Vines.
Here’s What You Need to Know About Illusionist Vine Star Zach King — By Laura Lane
Known as the Final Cut King, Zach King is a bona fide Vine star. While other popular Vine users post six-second pranks, mash-ups or jokes, King’s Vines are also comedic, but they stand out from the crowd with his astonishing illusions that use major motion-picture-quality special effects.
In a recent Vine, King grabs the Apple logo from his computer and turns it into a luscious silver three-dimensional apple and takes a bite out of it. “I definitely got lead poisoning, I think,” he tells PEOPLE. “I looked for edible spray paint and I couldn’t find any.” In another video he turns a lazy friend acting like a couch potato into actual potatoes. And in his most popular Vine, he takes a souvenir from Paris with him: the Eiffel Tower. (more…)
Video | aliens among us–beautiful deep sea creatures
Mysterious and stunning alien life is indeed with us on Earth today, and they’re hanging out in the darkest depths of our oceans.
The term deep sea creature refers to organisms that live below the photic zone of the ocean. These creatures must survive in extremely harsh conditions, such as hundreds of bars of pressure, small amounts of oxygen, very little food, no sunlight, and constant, extreme cold.
These creatures live in very harsh environments, such as the abyssal or hadal zones, which, being thousands of meters below the surface, are almost completely devoid of light. The water is between 3 and 10 degrees Celsius and has low oxygen levels. Due to the depth, the pressure is between 20 and 1,000 bars. Creatures that live hundreds or even thousands of meters deep in the ocean have adapted to the high pressure, lack of light, and other factors.
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Video | Comedians In Cars – Stephan Colbert, Jim Carrey, Julia Louis-Dreyfus
With Stephen Colbert, Jim Carrey, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Trevor Noah, Steve Harvey, Bill Maher--this latest season 6 is my fave. And kudos to the improved cinematography. Jerry Seinfeld returns for more…
Video | jungle animals funny reactions seeing their first mirror
French photographer Xavier Hubert Brierre traveled to Gabon, Africa, and set up a mirror in several locations of the jungle to capture animals walking by. In this video, they caught their hilarious reactions on camera.
There can be no better or worse sight than your own reflection, but these vain animals seemed very keen to admire themselves. Innovative French photographer Xavier Hubert Brierre travelled to Gabon with his wife and set up a mirror in several locations in order to capture animals walking by.
The video results are stunning, with one of the more amusing reactions being from two leopards. One of them takes several looks at the mirror before it is attacked by a second leopard, who calls off the ambush when he too spots Xavier’s mirror.
Video | Maron – excellent podcast begets funny IFC show
In "Maron," Marc Maron plays himself: a comedian who does a podcast from his garage, is a sober-living alcoholic, plays guitar, has cats. Very funny video clips
Video | Dog swimming with wild dolphins
Kira's an ordinary dog with extraordinary friends. She leaves boring canine pursuits & heads out to sea for something more exciting--swimming w wild dolphins
Video | Comedians In Cars-Jerry Seinfeld’s funny web series
Jerry Seinfeld is back with “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee”–an excellent and amusing web based series. Episodes follow a format of Seinfeld introducing a vintage car, picking up the guest comedian, and taking them out to have coffee. A simple and engaging concept.
Leave it to Jerry Seinfeld to create something fresh and funny about three things you don’t normally think of together. His Internet show, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, is a well-deserved hit, and the second season features such luminaries as Sarah Silverman, David Letterman, and Don Rickles.
Each short episode is a lighthearted attempt to answer a serious question: what makes something funny?
The show is presented by Crackle.
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Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee – Review So Far
In the new season premiere, Seinfeld takes Sarah Silverman out for a ride in a Jaguar XKE convertible. Each comedian gets paired with a car that matches their persona. So Silverman gets a sleek and sexy Jaguar, while comedy legends Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner got a silver Rolls Royce for their episode last year. In an upcoming episode, Seinfeld and David Letterman cruise the streets of Connecticut in a Volvo station wagon suped-up with a new engine by the great Paul Newman.
So why is Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee so popular? I think it is because there is a difference between watching a stand-up comedy act and watching innately funny people be themselves. Sure, the former is a crafted experience designed to make you laugh your ass off, but the humour presented in a naturally witty conversation always has that extra something due to the spontaneity of it. (more…)
Video | Teaching rescue dogs to drive cars
Video | Teaching rescue dogs to drive cars. Animal experts in New Zealand have taught three rescue dogs how to drive cars. Here are several videos proving they actually did it and a tale of the tail.
Video | Dancing with my baby-me
Video | Dancing with my baby-me | Winning video combo of a creative & cute concept with dancing babies..Cute fantasy of seeing yourself dancing w you as a baby looking back at you through reflection
Video | Further Up Yonder – exquisite timelapse space photography
Video | Further Up Yonder - exquisite timelapse space images. Italian student filmmaker Giacomo Sardelli used thousands of photographs taken by astronauts in space & made an exquisite time-lapse video Further Up Yonder
Video | Animal Odd Couples – touching friendships between species
Video | Animal Odd Couples - friendships between species of animals. These skillfully shot videos reveal fascinating, touching and quite unlikely cross-species friendships in animal kingdom. Videos of cross-species relationships
Video | How a nutty idea becomes real–creating a cardboard bike
Video | How a nutty idea becomes real--creating a cardboard bike. This video shows how Israeli inventor Izhar Gafni created a functioning cardboard bicycle. Ride on!
Video | Baby twins rock out to dad’s guitar & millions laugh
Video | Baby twins rock out to dad’s guitar & millions laugh. One of the cutest videos I've seen & apparently over 11 million people agree. The viral video of 2 babies is short and sweet--if you need a smile, it’s a treat
Video |Ken Block-pro racer allowed to go nuts on San Francisco streets
Video | Ken Block's gymkhana five ultimate urban playground: San Francisco. A highly skilled and crazed racing car driver is cut loose on the streets of San Francisco and allowed to perform a lot of fun and insane driving. High quality filming.
Video | Animation | “Eyeoneye” – imaginative fuzzy felt animation explores the human universe with Andrew Bird’s fine song
Inspired animation by Yu Morita uses a fuzzy felt medium to interpret Andrew Bird’s song “Eyeoneye” in this music video..
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