Hey folks, Enjoy Mr Trivia’s Music in this soul searching new YouTube commercial. As I wrote on Google Buzz at the time (remember that?):”Finally I can grow as an artist. I thought about starting a band, but realised that in all likelihood we’d grow apart as artists and eventually split. So I made this...
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Merry Christmas to you all from the ghost of Christmas Future. I hope you rmember to get your Crisco Hamper paid off in time for the family to enjoy all the processed food that Santa intended you to ingest. Mmm ham. Honey glazed ham....
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Blast from the Past. Ten Years ago, Western Australia’s own Warped Time Productions made this funny, clever animated short. It’s an alternative take on the hardships of exploring and adventuring into remote and difficult areas. If you have 7 minutes to give, bring forth your inner Bear Grylls and enjoy some Old school computer animation (as we used to call...
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The YouTube ad for my amazingly inaccurate Monthly Horoscope. Check it out and get questionable guidance for this Yuletide Season. Mr...
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The Grammy’s 1998. Bob Dylan sings the song Love Sick. He is upstaged by a shirtless man who manages to get past security and then proceeds to dance in a show-stopping bizarre manner. The man is a performance artist called Michael Portnoy and he has the words “Soy Bomb” written across his chest. ...
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Hi Zeities, Virgin Mobile had a cool idea. Get Vanilla Ice (aka Robbie Van Winkle) to apologise on video about his musical career. Stick it on YouTube and then encourage us to go to a site called rightmusicwrongs.org. When you get there you find a chart of questionable music drawn from the last 30 years or so. Milli Vanilli makes number 1, Peter Andre is up there and the Crazy Frog. ...
read moreSeen the latest the Pepsi Max ads? According to the spiel on YouTube they are created by CLM BBDO, Paris (lead agency for Pepsis soft drinks worldwide excluding North America), and directed by Matthijs van Heijningen. It goes further to say that the new Pepsi Max commercials are set against a backdrop of situations that matter to the brands audience: getting a hot date, passing a job interview....
read moreFellow Zeiters, So what’s with the photo of the excellent Barry Bostwick? I’m glad you asked. I am renovating this site in small ways over the next few weeks. So if you see a pile of plaster dust in one corner and an unattended nail-gun ‘neath a plank you’ll know why. The sharp-eyed among you will see the word “museum” in the bar that runs under the...
read moreYo Zeities! Sorry to exclude those of you not part of the burgeoning and yet collapsing world of Facebook. This fading fad is disappearing like lemon-juice ink drying on notepaper, but paradoxically it continues to suck in all you know and love. Like a Zeigeistian Black Hole it draws in even those who have no real business being on Crackbook. Do you really need to have your mother as your...
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