THE SEXY BABY CONTEST

THE HOTTI BODY HUMP

SCRIPTED

So, you've seen the Oscar-nominated films and now you can read the original scripts. Or, you can just watch the movie.


http://blog.moviefone.com/2011/02/25/read-oscar-nominated-scripts/

MUSIC: CHRISTINA PERRI DOES DAMIEN RICE

And she does it well.

THE COOLEST VIDEO GAME TRAILER SO FAR

AND THAT'S WHY YOU DON'T DRINK & DRIVE

Someone "shit the bed", as it were. And then the elevator broke and we had to walk up 14 flights of stairs.

MUSIC: EVEN NOW BY WILLIAM FITZSIMMONS

MUSIC: BEEN A LONG DAY BY ROSI GOLAN

GRAMMY HIGHLIGHT

In case you missed the best performance of the Grammy's:

BRODY'S FILM REVIEW

 

Brody, the cat, watches Paranormal Activity 2. 

Brody's Review:

"Better than the first - meow."

MUSIC: DAVINA & THE VAGABONDS

My favorite new local band of the moment, Davina and the Vagabonds.

HOW BLACK SWAN GOT SO WEIRD

DEBBIE DOWNER

Here's something to help you sleep at night: Scientists are now saying that the last Ice Age that ended all life on Earth happened within a year...

"Our new, extremely detailed data from the examination of the ice cores shows that in the transition from the ice age to our current warm, interglacial period the climate shift is so sudden that it is as if a button was pressed."

Cue Debby Downer.

QUOTED

 

"...I am inclined to believe that our personality hereafter will be able to affect matter. If this reasoning be correct, then, if we can evolve an instrument so delicate as to be affected, moved, or manipulated...by our personality as it survives in the next life, such an instrument, when made available, ought to record something."

- Thomas Edison

MELTING GLASS DISCOVERY

This is weird. Apparently, glass will melt both when it's too hot - and when it's too cold...

Here's why:

"Most of the time, not many interesting things happen once a substance gets below the temperature required for solification. Its atoms are bound to one another, and without the indroduction of some kind of energy, they'll stay that way. Glass, it turns out, is the exception. Once it gets close to absolute zero, it melts again.

But what could make that happen? The atoms in glass chilled to near-absolute zero have almost no energy, so they can't be jiggling fast enough to tear apart from each other. And yet, on paper and in computer simulations, glass returned to a liquid form when brought close enough to absolute zero.

The wild card turned out to be quantum mechanics. Once the atoms of glass became still enough, they stopped acting like particles and instead acted like waves. The wave-like atoms now were able to flow, moving through spaces too small for particles to get through. This motion, and this ability to fit through small spaces, causes ultra-cold glass to melt into a liquid. No word yet if this works on the T-1000.

THINK ABOUT IT

MUSIC: HOLD IT AGAINST ME - BROKEN DOWN