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Video of the Week: Carl Warner’s Landscapes Made of Foodstuffs
January 12, 2012 • Wahid Ishrar, Staff Writer
Have you ever thought of what you could do with food besides eat it? For example, use them as objects for lanscape-like images? That is exactly what Carl Warner, a British photographer, does for a substantial amount of his career. In this video, Warner’s background is discussed and we see Warner...
Video of the Week: Investigating Swag Syndrome
January 6, 2012 • Cameron Keyani, Online Arts and Entertainment Editor
Director Daveo Mathias, a subscriber to Funnyordie.com, along with the help of MTV, has made a short but comprehensive video about the “swag epidemic” taking the nation by storm. To summarize it, this video is hilarious. It never breaks face, and keeps the swag satire going until the bitter...
Video Of the Week: Teach Me How to Wombach
November 7, 2011 • Cameron Keyani, Online Arts & Entertainment Editor
Wildcats go viral! Over the summer, senior Caroline Hagerty and class of 2011 graduates Liza Ellis and Alicia Dodrill made a video tribute to American soccer player Abigail Wambach, who made an impressive showing at this year’s FIFA women’s World Cup Final. The video now has over 20,000...
Video of the Week: Human Bicycle
May 13, 2011 • Emil Hafeez, Staff Reporter
I guess the long wait in an airport makes people do odd things. That, with a bit of creativity, leads to this video. The title is only somewhat misleading, as what progresses from the left to the right side of the screen could pass pretty well for a bike. Relevance to this week: we seniors are just gliding...
Video of the Week: Extraordinary New Footage of Japan
March 18, 2011 • Emil Hafeez, Staff Writer
This footage showcases the sort of destruction the island nation of Japan experienced as a major earthquake (magnitude 8.9) broke records last Friday as the strongest earthquake to hit Japan, ever. Chaos ensued, as a tsunami followed the earthquake; now, Japan deals with high levels of radiation as its...
Video of the Week: Fireworks fail 大馬最恐怖的煙火
February 22, 2011 • Emil Hafeez
The title manages to aptly describes this video, but it still completely understates the magnitude of the failure. What looks like an innocent, civilian-launched firework rocket turns out to be the source of everyone in the vicinity losing control of their bowels as the rocket sends debris that explodes...
Video of the Week: Amazing Girl Slalom
February 14, 2011 • Emil Hafeez, Staff Writer
The ChunCheon World Slalom Competition in Korea this year played host to a slew of competitors; ChenChen from China (using rollerblades) slaloms between the cones nearly flawlessly. Coordinating with some simultaneously haunting and upbeat music, she employs a slew of tricks. Riding on one wheel, fluid...
Video of the Week: The Black Hole
January 20, 2011 • Emil Hafeez, Staff Writer
Short films often go unnoticed on Youtube, despite the quality of entertainment they can provide. Creativity is a must in most of these low-budget productions, as they normally can’t afford over-the-top special effects. This film “The Black Hole,” is about a man who discovers a black...
Video of the Week: Japan’s Laser 3D Image Display
January 13, 2011 • Emil Hafeez, Staff Writer
“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” Prepare to be taught once again by the Japanese about the newest technology. This 3D image display shown at this year’s CES (Consumer Electronics Show) ionizes a gas in the air to create plasma, making a whiteish...
Video of the Week: Hilarious British Animal Voiceovers
January 10, 2011 • Emil Hafeez, Staff Writer
“Al! Allen! Al!” This clip, part of a several-season TV series airing on British television called “Walk On The Wild Side” is undeniably weird, but also undeniably entertaining. The show takes clips of nature being bizzare and voices over its own dialogue; the British accents...
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