Jimmy Fallon challenges Ariana Grande to a game of random musical impressions, such as Christina Aguilera singing “The Wheels on the Bus.”
Kevin Spacey Explains Who Frank Underwood Is Talking To In “House Of Cards”
Whenever Frank Underwood speaks directly to camera, who does Kevin Spacey imagine he’s talking to? Spoiler: It’s another presidential contender.
https://youtu.be/3Dl8vqbgAog
Conan O’Brien: Forget “Like” & “Dislike,” what Facebook needs is a “Like This, Hate Myself” button
Now that Facebook will be adding a “Dislike” button, Conan O’Brien gave some suggestions for other new buttons the social media site could add like the “Your Baby Is Not As Cute As You Seem to Think It Is” button and the “70% Offended, 30% Aroused” button.
10 Of The Greatest Worst Promo Band Photos You’ll See All Week
Consisting of a brief moment, here are 10 awesome promotional photos taken by bands that will forever live online.
That Time In 1975 Charlie Rich Lit John Denver’s Award Ballot On Fire
There may not be a more notorious moment in the annals of country music lore than when a drunk and disorderly Charlie Rich set fire to the piece of paper announcing John Denver as the Country Music Association “Entertainer of the Year” for 1975. For years the moment has set the high water mark for the rebuke of the pop world infiltrating country, but we only had our sweet little memories or imaginations to conjure up the actual scene of how the protest took place.
https://youtu.be/qXgiCr-V9HM
David Letterman First Post-‘Late Show’ TV Gig Will Be A Doc About Climate Change
David Letterman is heading back to TV, but he’s leaving the desk behind. The longtime late-night TV personality will appear on the second season of the Emmy-winning documentary series Years of Living Dangerously, which centers on the issue of climate change. This marks Letterman’s first TV project since signing off as host of CBS’ Late Show in May.
Producers Joel Bach and David Gelber talked to The Hollywood Reporter about how Letterman came on board, explaining that they decided to reach out to him after seeing his passion for the issue when he interviewed scientists on the Late Show.
“It’s thrilling to have him do this — we’re beyond excited,” Bach says. “The reason why Letterman’s part of this is that we just noticed that he seemed to perk up when this issue came across his lap. We reached out to him to see if he’d want to be part of this, and he said, ‘Absolutely.’ He said [that climate change is] something he does think about a lot.”
Letterman will appear on one of the new season’s eight episodes, as he’ll head to India to speak with Prime Minister Narendra Modi about the nation’s energy concerns.
Here’s An Insane Stone Skipping…How About…88 Skips???
Kurt Steiner crushed the previous record of 65 skips with a whopping 88, the physics of which is simply mind-boggling.
Infographic: 25 Ways to Break Free from Songwriters’ Block
Every songwriter runs into writers’ block at some point in their career. To help you dig your way out of the dreaded doldrums of songwriters’ block, we put together 25 songwriting tips and prompts plus great songs to inspire you.
Check out these songwriting tips from the amazing Take Lessons blog and find your muse today!
Canadian Arts/Media Job Posts For September 17, 2015
Bilingual Marketing Manager Wanted At adHome Creative, In London, ON.
Brainhunter, Located in North York, Is Seeking CRM Marketing Analyst For a 14 Month Contract.
Real Estate WebMasters Has An Opportunity For A Search Engine Marketing Team Lead in Nanaimo, BC.
Yelp, In Toronto, Is Seeking A Social Media Expert For A Marketing Assistant Position.
Opportunity In Toronto, ON As An Artistic Director For The Annual Luminato Festival.
KPMG Is Looking To Hire A Web Publishing Team Manager In Toronto.
Meet Ultra Orthodox Rap Pioneer Ohad Cohen in “Hip Hop In The Holy Land”
Noisey spends the day with Ohad Cohen, who as a secular teenager was a part of the nascent Israeli rap scene but is now fully immersed in the ultra orthodox Jewish community. He still has high hopes of making it as a rapper, though.
