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Friday, December 7, 2012

Happy Holidays (Bonus Clips of the Week)

Alright folks, it's weekend time, and I'll be spending the weekend putting up our Christmas decorations (and tree) and spreading good holiday cheer. In that spirit, here's a couple of Christmas-related Clips of the Week, for your viewing pleasure. And don't forget me when you do your shopping... I'd like a Vitamix blender, please. Thanks.

First up, DMX sings/raps "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer". This was way better and more amusing than I expected it to be. Awesome.



Then, in another excellent Jimmy Fallon musical number, Jimmy, the Roots, and Mariah Carey take on "All I Want For Christmas Is You", using childrens' instruments, of course (h/t Red Cowboy).

Friday, October 19, 2012

Clip of the Week (Election edition)

Alright, time for Clip of the Week. I really wanted to give the Washington Nationals some love here, but their Game 5 choke in the NLDS (and... this) made me back off of that decision. Nevertheless, this and this are some pretty cool sports videos by any measure.

I also want to give some love to Felix Baumgartner, who jumped from the edge of space in the coolest way possible (or maybe this is cooler). There's some other random stuff out there as well this week, including this Pixar short with the Toy Story characters and this awesome SNL parody of the iPhone5.

But I feel like going the political route this week, so here are two fantastic election-related clips from a couple of late night hosts doing what they do best. I give you Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel, with your politically charged co-Clips of the Week.



Thursday, September 30, 2010

Clip of the Week

It's Thursday, and thank God it is. Because that means it's time for the Clip of the Week, and no more ranting on China. I'm sure you've all had enough of that by now.

This week's Clip of the Week comes from the Jimmy Fallon Show, and it's fantastic. If you have even a passing interest in rap/hip-hop, you'll enjoy it.



I can't imagine how much time these guys spent rehearsing, and Fallon is especially impressive. (Also, the band backing them up is The Roots, which was the initial excuse for this whole bit to begin with). Good stuff.