The wonderful comedienne, Tig Notaro, doesn't watch a lot of TV or films and doesn't really keep up with popular culture. As a result, she doesn't recognize celebrities. She's turned this liability(?) into a fun show, called Under A Rock with Tig Notaro. Well-known celebs come on and she (aided by her announcer, Amazon's Alexa) questions them in an attempt to guess who they are and what they are famous for. I've gotten a big kick out of the first three episodes.
This video of the various assistant bots hanging out in the server break room is really good. It's by Los Angeles musician Elle Cordova (Twxxtxr handle @ellerhymbes). I've already started… READ THE REST
After the recent death of Steve Harwell from Smash Mouth, I was reminded of one of my favorite works of bizarre art from recent years: Mouth Sounds, an hour-ish long… READ THE REST
Kyle Gordon, the mastermind behind unexpected viral sensation Planet of the Bass, which lampooned the nonsensical feel-good sound of 1990s Eurodance, has proven that no genre and no time period… READ THE REST
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