Melissa Venema – Il Silenzio
An evening pause: From a 2008 concert in Amsterdam. The soloist, Melissa Venema, was 13 at the time.
An evening pause: From a 2008 concert in Amsterdam. The soloist, Melissa Venema, was 13 at the time.
An evening pause: From Mel Brooks’ classic film, The Producers (1968), a good description of how our modern government functions.
An evening pause: A beautiful piece performed by the Piano Guys.
The day’s most important news: Twenty-five cats who sleep funny. With pictures.
Man charged after a baby was found abandoned in an Occupy DC tent.
Which immediately makes me think of this video comedy sketch:
An evening pause: The third movement, Dundonell, of Philip Sparke’s Hymn of the Highlands, played by Brass Band München. This is so spirited that it doesn’t matter that the camera angle never changes. And watch the conductor give his all as well.
An evening pause: This zip line is clearly not as long a ride as this one, but who cares? And the finish is faster.
The top ten ways Hollywood can win its audience back.
As someone who spent almost twenty years in the movie business, I think Nolte hits the nail on the head. I also think Hollywood will not do any of the things he suggests, mostly because it would require them to abandon their elite, leftwing ideology that for the past thirty years has become the only thing too many Hollywood people care about.
An evening pause: In honor of college football today, here is probably one of the most unlikely winning plays in the history of football.
Tarzan’s chimp co-star Cheetah has died at his Florida sanctuary.