Site of the week: Rick Reilly’s “Sports Illustrated” column continues to be one of the best things about modern sports writing. Reilly puts some sports-headline jokes and images together for “Reilly’s Riffs” on the SI website, a sort of video blog where the Denver-based writer can practice his shtick. Go to the SI.com page and SI Video is on the lower left.
Watch this Web video: Many of the most popular viral videos fall into the category, “Your day could be going a lot worse.” Like the dudes in this snowy state who could use a little advice about where to attach a tow rope when pulling a car out of a ditch. Small cars are great when gas seems headed for $4 a gallon, but then again, there are some days when that Hummer looks pretty good. Go to bravotv.com/Vi ral_Videos/Videos/ep6_bumper.shtml, and be careful out there. -Michael Booth
PODCAST! The Intervention
Over the years, singer-songwriter Aaron Hobbs has crafted a unique blend of pop, folk and electronic music, and he talks to Post pop music critic Ricardo Baca in this week’s Local Scene podcast about retiring the name Hobbs, N.M., and welcoming his new identity (and band), The Intervention.
Go to denverpost.com/music
