Shabby Chic Fabric Garland
A simple, colorful, inexpensive craft and decoration for your home -- or any occasion. Plus, they're so fun to make!
A simple, colorful, inexpensive craft and decoration for your home -- or any occasion. Plus, they're so fun to make!
Kool and the Gang perform "Fresh" in 1985 with so much sparkly I don't know what.
Highlight clips from every Avengers film, in chronological order. Think of it as an Avengers refresher before seeing the epic film, in theaters now.
A global jihad against pizza crust is sweeping the globe, offering "American" food flavors in unholy communions. Behold the horror!
How to get urgent help when you're facing economic hardship due to a slow IRS tax refund. Well, better make that "semi-urgent" -- but for some of us, 10 days is a whole lot better than 11-14 weeks.
The band Queen is going to have its 40th anniversary, so a tribute band is holding auditions via YouTube. Of course, the problem with a Queen tribute band is: Who could possibly sing like Freddie Mercury? Arguably, the best singer in rock history? And then Marc Martel posted his audition. As it turns out, it's pretty easy to perform as Freddie Mercury when you are him, reincarnate. UPDATE: Since this was posted on Buzzfeed, Marc's video on YouTube went from 1,500 views to nearly 500,000 views -- in 24 hours. Congrats, Marc. I think he's getting the gig.
Later this week, NASA predicts that all 1,200 pounds of the UARS, the Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite, will plunge back to earth. But NASA assures us that they don't "expect" anyone to be hurt by the falling wreckage, the heaviest pieces of which are made of titanium, stainless steel or beryllium. So, no worries. Just because the sky actually seems to be falling there is no need to panic. Amirite? Here's the legendary John Belushi doing a weekend update report on Saturday Night Live about a falling satellite, Skylab, that NASA had (also) no idea where it would land. The more NASA changes, the more it stays the same. Bonus: watch for a chilling prediction about the stability of the World Trade Center.
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