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Celebrity Buzz At a fundraiser for the Michael J. Fox Foundation last night in NYC, Marty McFly himself played an expert version of “Johnny B. Goode.”
Culture Buzz McFly riffs some “Johnny B. Goode” during Saturday night's A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Cure Parkinson’s benefit in New York City.
Hollywood memorabilia shop Profiles in History is auctioning Marty McFly's time machine from Back to the Future III. “This particular car was used in the 1955 drive-in movie scene when Michael J. Fox drives it into the past and lands in 1885 to find Doc,” according to the auctioneer's description. “Of the seven DeLoreans, only three have survived since filming, and this is one of those three.” Proceeds from the auction will benefit the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.
Must buy immediately… This marries two of the greatest pieces of nerd culture ever. (via slashfilm.com)
File this under “things I didn't know I needed in my life, but now can't live without.” Matt Mulholland does the entire scene (music, dialogue, sound effects, everything) acapella. It's insanely impressive. (via slashfilm.com)
“After George McFly knocks out Biff and dances with Lorraine at the prom, a couple next to them insists that the now-popular George runs for class president,” recalls artist Eric Tan after seeing Back to the Future for the 257th time. “I thought to myself, 'Would George actually run? … If he did, what the heck would his campaign poster look like?' That's where this little poster idea was born.” (via.)
Nike Mag Shoes is super hot on the BuzzFeed Network right now. Here's all the best viral buzz on Nike Mag Shoes.
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Style Buzz The future is here, guys. Nike have released this teaser video for the new Nike Air Mag AKA the power-lacing shoes worn by Marty McFly in 'Back To The Future II'. When do we get our hoverboards?
Remember the viral campaign ad whereDoc Brown and the DeLoreann showed up in Buenos Aires? Well, here’s the second half. Thoughts?
The director that made this clip surely fulfilled his nerdy childhood nerdy. This commercial, part of a viral campaign by a famous appliances store in Argentina, has received almost 60,000 since it was uploaded yesterday. (via youtube.com)
Well, have they? Fortunately, a special place has been created to keep us posted: HaveTheyRemadeBackToTheFutureYet.com.
Movie Buzz Whoa, this is heavy. “Back to the Future” co-creator Bob Gale tells Mental Floss the heretofore unspoken bond that unites the characters of Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd. Get your mind out of the gutter. There's no slash fiction involved. (via chewyfally.tumblr.com)
Culture Buzz Emma Butler came up with the ‘Movie Parts’ project to combat the minimalist movie poster trend happening on the internet. She thought it would be fun to represent all the important parts, pieces and props that make some of our favorite movies so memorable. (via The Uniblog)
Too bad Doc Brown didn’t think of bringing this bad boy back to the future.
Culture Buzz A wonderful series of “what if” funny book covers by Comics Alliance. There is no amount of money I wouldn't pay to see “The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen America: 1988.” Much more over at Comics Alliance.
Culture Buzz Toy Fair 2011 wraps up today. Here's a look at some of our favorite stuff from the largest toy trade show in the Western Hemisphere. BuzzFeed was allowed to wander through the cavernous Javitts Center in New York City and get way too excited about children's playthings.
Culture Buzz In her latest photography project, Argentinian photographer Irina Werning painstakingly recreated photos from her subjects' pasts. It's not unlike Ze Frank's Young Me / Now Me project.
“Back to the Future” recreated with a shocking degree of accuracy using nothing but the level editor in Little Big Planet 2. Doc Sackboy is too cute.
Yikes. Looks like we have a really big problem here, society.
