Leaving Canada: A Washington Post video
So, the Washington Post came to Canada and hit all the high spots! Read More
The Unipiper does Gandalf with bagpipes
Uh huh. This did happen. This is in Portland, Oregan, a fellow by the name of the Unipiper dresses up as Gandalf, grabs some bagpipes… Read More
Las Jaulas by Valeria Mendez
Within seconds, captivity turns to freedom. Read More
GEGENANGST
I'm not always sure what I am watching when I watch modern dancers do modern dance dances, if you know what I mean. Read More
Manitoba Boogeyman Percy Moggey
"Booga booga, it's Percy Moggey...." Read More
Museum of the Obsolete: Floppy Disk
Kids have it so damn easy these days. Read More
Steve Jobs and Elton John get ‘chewed out’
When Steve Jobs changed the world by inventing those Apple products, little did he know that he was paving the way to having his portrait… Read More
Manhole: A short animation by Nathalie Ruejas
What IS beneath our feet? Read More
Loving it a Lada: Russian engineering admiration
I can't imagine places like Russia, Bulgaria or the Ukraine without the Lada. Read More
Vappu Rossi: Goodbye Shadowy
Here is a lovely short film put together by Finnish artist Vappu Rossi that, in my view, is open to many interpretations. Read More
Namibian Nights
This is an absolutely stunning time lapse video that begs to be described with a long, glowing list of superlatives. Read More
World Champion Hoop Dancer Dallas Arcand
The athleticism and creativity shown by Dallas Arcand in this video is impressive. Read More
Man catches the London Underground on his hands
So, this guy, he catches the Tube while walking on his hands. That's pretty straightforward. Read More
Spades and his double flaming contact staff
Contact staff apparently is a long staff that stays in contact with the body while doing dance or gymnastics or just really gnarly body wiggles. Read More
People with ‘Macarena’ skills disappointed by new ‘Harlem Shake’ dance craze
Will the madness never end? It probably will in a few months actually. Read More
Icy plunge raises big money for Special Olympics
One hundred and twenty people took embracing winter to a whole new level by taking part in the Manitoba Polar Plunge on February 16th. Now,… Read More