(TV Clip)
[ 2:27 - from YouTube ]
If you don't like the neighborhood you live in now, just be thankful you don't live somewhere where whistle tips have caught on. (For those of you who do, I'm sorry). According to one whistle tip fanatic, the noise only happens in the morning when you should be making breakfast. Wooo-woooooo! view
Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
Co-Founder, eGuiders
(Classics)
[ 2:17 - from YouTube ]
"One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind..." Neil Armstrong uttered those famous words forty years ago, on July 20, 1969. Along with Michael Collins and Buzz Aldrin, the men of Apollo 11 changed American history forever. This montage video features some rare footage of the famous mission that established the United States as the forerunners in the Race for Space. Though there are skeptics that feel that this event was a hoax and took place on a Hollywood soundstage, I still think the footage looks pretty damn cool. view
New Media Producer John Rota
Film, TV & New Media Producer
(TV Clip)
[ 4:25 - from YouTube ]
Leave it to the folks at "Mythbusters" to burst the YouTube bubble. In this episode, they set out to debunk the claim that a giant boulder made of five million LEGOs could actually perform as it does in a popular viral video. view
Film Buff Chris Brenner
Post Production Point Man, Border Patrol, Scarecrow
(Advertisements)
[ 1:31 - from YouTube ]
I am not one who usually promotes drug company ads, but this one is brilliant. Often the best stories, commercial, or reports turn the world upside down – they take something you thought you knew and turn it into something completely different. This ad starts with a fairly sinister back alley graffiti artist and transforms into a beautiful and emotional push for compassion, bravery and love. view
NPR Correspondent Margot Adler
NPR correspondent, Morning Edition & All Things Considered
(TV Clip)
[ 0:34 - from YouTube ]
I know this isn't original internet content, but if youv'e seen Frost/Nixon the film or the play - go check out the real deal. It's facinating to watch these interviews, especially after seeing the film. I recommend that you see the film first and then watch the real clips because the film makes Nixon look more caught out then he really was, but it works dramatically. view
Guest eGuider Jon Cassar
Executive Producer & Director, 24
(Branded Entertainment)
[ 1:03 - from YouTube ]
Are you a better rapper than Vanilla Ice? After watching this video, anyone may be. In the spirit of Tax Season, Robbie Van Winkle is doing his thing for Turbo Tax. I guess what they say is true; once you get a taste of fame, it is hard to give it up... even if you are a parody of yourself. view
New Media Producer John Rota
Film, TV & New Media Producer
(TV Show Extensions)
[ 2:06 - from NBC ]
Tina Fey answers fan email! (And some personal, weird, creepy questions that should probably go unanswered.) A great bonus feature from show runner Tina Fey and NBC.com, “Ask Tina” gets better and better as time goes by. The most recent episodes feature Tina Fey answering questions while in costume as 30 Rock's Liz Lemon circa 1992. view
Core eGuider Brigitte Liebowitz
Co-founder of HUGE Productions (Indie and New Media content)
(Advertisements)
[ 2:30 - from YouTube ]
With a cumulative TV audience of 26 billion, World Cup Soccer is big business. No surprise that countries pull out all the stops to bid for hosting duties. Australia may be a long way from South America and Europe, but they know how to tempt the world's 'footie hooligans': beach babes, back flip kicks, head-butting sailors, outback aboriginals, and playful sunny city dwellers - all united by a checkered bouncing ball. If it doesn't win them the World Cup bid, this beautifully-shot video will surely help recruit the tourists, making it worth its inevitably high price. view
Journalist / Web Producer Melissa Roth
Journalist, Author, Web Producer
