Court of Gold<\/a> A<\/p>\n September 5<\/a> A<\/p>\n The Last Stop In Yuma County<\/a> B<\/p>\n Dunkirk<\/a> A<\/p>\n 1917<\/a> A<\/p>\n High Fidelity<\/a> A<\/p>\n Almost Famous<\/a> A<\/p>\n 30 Rock<\/a>, season one A<\/p>\n Pearl Jam – 2003\u201306\u201322 Noblesville, IN<\/a> This is a less advanced effort, and it shows. The audio and video are slightly out of sync. And I think this was just someone with a big lens standing at the top of the lawn section at what is now called Ruoff Music Center, shooting the video screens rather than the stage. Which was still pretty incredible for the time. Thanks to the official bootleg audio it sounds awesome.<\/p>\n This show was five days after I moved to Indiana, and I did not try to attend because it had been kind of a busy week. Also stark is how Eddie had not yet become the showman he is today. He seems a little angry and drunk at this show.<\/p>\n A<\/p>\n Bullitt | The Car Chase | Full Scene | Warner Classics<\/a> Quick-witted Craig Ferguson<\/a> From Takeoff To Landing: The Fascinating World Of Aviation | BBC Earth Science<\/a> Utah Is on a Mission From the Basketball Gods | Home & Away<\/a> Martin Scorsese Breaks Down His Most Iconic Films | GQ<\/a> Michael Fassbender Breaks Down His Career, from \u2018Inglourious Basterds\u2019 to \u2018X-Men\u2019<\/a> We Answer YOUR Travel Questions | Best Shoes, Packing Tips & More!<\/a> 20 Things You Didn\u2019t Know About High Fidelity<\/a> Why Anyone Lives On The Falkland Islands (And Why You Can\u2019t)<\/a> Travelling America With One Rule: Eat Only At Diners<\/a> A moment 29 years ago changed everything<\/a> How a Traded-In Apple iPhone Gets Refurbished<\/a> Proper Honest Tech<\/a> Seth and Paul Rudd Go Day Drinking<\/a> Exploring California\u2019s Highway 39 – Closed For Over 40 Years<\/a> There Will Never Be Another Anthony Bourdain<\/a> New Series | Tucci in Italy | National Geographic<\/a> why do some things just look so good?<\/a> The War On Drugs: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert<\/a> Landings at San Diego Int Airport Nov 23, 2012<\/a> Ice Cream Sandwiches | How It\u2019s Made<\/a> I built a Tiny Office to be more Productive<\/a> James Bond & The Omega Seamaster – The Untold Story<\/a> Shipwrecks Depth Comparison<\/a> Why didn\u2019t the US nuke Tokyo?<\/a> Charley Steiner Outtakes Including Kerry Wood<\/a> How Apple INVENTED the Laptop as we know it<\/a> Into the Wild – 7 Days in the Sahara Desert<\/a> 10 Things David Harbour Can\u2019t Live Without<\/a> Bill Hader Does Van Halen<\/a> Inside This Entrepreneur & Former Pro Surfer\u2019s Coastal New Jersey Home | Huckberry Homes<\/a> One of the Most Beautiful Drives in America<\/a> Nearly Two Months Wait To Get Rivian Service! Racing 60,000 Mile Warranty Expiration<\/a> The Problem With Digital Cameras\u2026<\/a>
\nI mostly watched these on our flights too and from Florida. You know what you\u2019re getting with shows like this. Highly edited game highlights. Interviews with the participants and analysts that are aimed at casual fans and thus not super insightful. But, man, the formula works. Last summer\u2019s Olympic basketball tournament was electric and this captured that magic well.<\/p>\n
\nA brisk, tense, and very well done dramatized look at how the ABC crew in Munich handled the day Palestinian terrorists took Israeli athletes hostage at the 1972 Olympics. One of those period piece movies that will make our kids shake their heads at how primitive technology was when their parents were kids.<\/p>\n
\nA quirky, creepy film about a bank robbery and subsequent hostage stand off going wildly wrong. The story is just a little thin, thus it felt like there are a lot of stretched out moments to get the movie to its 90 minute run time.<\/p>\n
\nSecond time watching this? Still a magnificent combination of story, pacing, visuals, and soundtrack.<\/p>\n
\nAnother second viewing of an excellent, modern war movie. All wars are hell, but World War I was a particularly nasty hell.<\/p>\n
\nA top five movie about music and loving music.<\/p>\n
\nWhile I\u2019ve watched High Fidelity<\/em> many times, I believe I had only seen Almost Famous<\/em> once, when it first came out in the theaters. Yowsa. So many people hold it in such high esteem it\u2019s crazy I had not re-watched it for 25 years. I forgot how brilliant so many scenes are. So many terrific performances. It hits a different, slightly less relatable side of being a music lover from High Fidelity, but no less impactful.<\/p>\n
\nAfter starting this in March I knocked out the second two-thirds of season one in April. As good as it was from the very beginning, it got even better as the season progressed. I\u2019ve started season two, but just barely into it, making it a May entry.<\/p>\n
\nI\u2019ve noted before how amazing modern, fan-shot concert videos are. Smartphones shoot incredible video. Modern editing software allows you to piece together videos from dozens of devices seamlessly and then sync it perfectly to the soundboard recording.<\/p>\n
\nShorts, YouTubes, etc<\/h3>\n
\nThis might still be the greatest on-screen car chase ever. No CGI or camera trickery here.<\/p>\n
\nI don\u2019t know that I ever watched Ferguson\u2019s show live. But if you look around at all at YouTube, there are dozens of compilation pieces like this where he\u2019s flirting with extremely attractive and well dressed female guests. Tough job.<\/p>\n
\nThis needed to be a longer show. In fact, maybe it was and these were bits taken from that show(s).<\/p>\n
\nWeaponizing the Mormon Church to turn BYU into a basketball power is a wild and unexpected result of the NIL era. Good to know there\u2019s a strong culture of hoops in Utah already.<\/p>\n
\nTerrific.<\/p>\n
\nFor some reason these Vanity Fair projects aren\u2019t as interesting as the GQ ones. Which seems dumb since it\u2019s the exact same concept.<\/p>\n
\nEven though our next big trip is a year away, I\u2019ve already started diving into the YT travel vid rabbit hole again.<\/p>\n
\nGood stuff, but a Brit mispronouncing dozens of American English words drove me nuts.<\/p>\n
\nPeople live in weird places.<\/p>\n
\nBeau Miles bullshit.<\/p>\n
\nNot the usual bullshit, but rather a Beau Miles origin story. Very well done.<\/p>\n
\nRelevant as April was new phone month for me.<\/p>\n
\nStephen Robles<\/a>
\nSpeaking of my new phone, I spent a lot of time watching videos about the latest generation of iPhones and how to harness their powers, the best cases, etc. These were two channels I kept going back to.<\/p>\n
\nHilarious.<\/p>\n
\nThis would be more interesting if there were abandoned businesses and homes along this stretch of road. Still some gorgeous views.<\/p>\n
\nNo shit.<\/p>\n
\nTucci\u2019s show is very different than Bourdain\u2019s, but his are no less compelling. Glad to see someone new is paying him to continue exploring Italy after CNN stupidly cancelled Searching For Italy<\/em>.<\/p>\n
\nLet some South African kid teach you about aesthetics.<\/p>\n
\nI busted this out for the first time in a couple years. I maintain this might be the best sound ever in one of these pieces. Whoever mic-ed up that studio and produced the sound deserved an award.<\/p>\n
\nNot sure whether I\u2019ve seen this before or not. Five hours of flight activity compressed into 30 seconds.<\/p>\n
\nMmmmm, ice cream sandwich season is here!<\/p>\n
\nOn one hand, I think this is super cool and brilliant. On the other, it\u2019s kind of insane. I also wish I had stumbled into some career where you could make a living just doing videos like this that allowed you to fill up a workspace with the latest tech, hundreds of cool notebooks, etc.<\/p>\n
\nI\u2019m a sucker for a Bond-Omega vid.<\/p>\n
\nI know I\u2019ve seen some exercise like this before, but they are always cool to watch.<\/p>\n
\nGreat question.<\/p>\n
\nI miss the days when Sportscenter had anchors with true gravitas instead of people either trying to become comedians or others who just want to spout non-stop nonsense in hopes of at least one take going viral for 24 hours.<\/p>\n
\nFascinating progression.<\/p>\n
\nAh, to have the freedom to jump in a Land Rover and just drive all over the planet.<\/p>\n
\nFor some reason I expected cooler, more original stuff from him.<\/p>\n
\nSomething about Hader\u2019s real voice makes his impressions even better, like it\u2019s a surprise they came from him.<\/p>\n
\nA little weird to be so intentional at how you decorate your home when you don\u2019t see it as a long term residence.<\/p>\n
\nGlad these guys have a new adventure to share.<\/p>\n
\nCar Content<\/h3>\n
\nAustin Rivian Space Has Free Charging, Rooftop Terrace, Trail Access & More!<\/a>
\nPolestar 1: The Most Interesting Car in the World<\/a>
\nThe Lucid Gravity Is The Most Exciting EV Of 2025! Full Tour Of This Grand Touring Production Model<\/a>
\nThree Years & 26,000 Miles in the Lucid Air Grand Touring | This Is What It\u2019s Like to Live With<\/a>
\nLucid Air | The Final Drive<\/a><\/p>\n
\nPhotography<\/h3>\n
\nMy Favorite Camera: Fujifilm X-T3<\/a>
\nA day of Street Photography in Porto l Fujifilm X-T4 l Film Emulation<\/a>
\nThe Trip of a Lifetime: Two Weeks in Norway with my Dad<\/a>
\nThis camera is phenomenal.<\/a>
\nLofoten Islands \ud83c\uddf3\ud83c\uddf4 with one lens<\/a>
\nA Photographic Day in the Life with my OM System OM\u20133 + Nikon Coolpix P310<\/a>
\n40mm is Everyone\u2019s new Favorite Focal Length<\/a>
\nTravel Photography in New York City \/\/ Fuji X-T5<\/a>
\nSpring on the Oregon Coast – A Solo Roadtrip<\/a><\/p>\n
\nPodcasts<\/h3>\n