A digest of good stuff from your friends at .
A STAGED SUPERCUT
I think the first supercut that registered with me as part of a trend of supercuts — you know, those videos with example after example of the same thing happening — was probably the one called “The Big F’in Lebowski,” which underscored just how many times the F-word appears in “The Big Lebwoski.” It’s a lot. Much more recently, I’ve seen supercuts of every time Bob Belcher , or a whole bunch of people from different movies saying
Well, now you can get a supercut on stage, too, and a cool one, at that — “Shakespeare to the Death” is . Says Claire: “Director Roger Winn chose the death scenes for novelty, with a view to showcasing ‘some of the more creative ways the Bard disposed of some of his characters.’ “
MATT’S OVER LADY GAGA
Once upon a time, Lady Gaga was shocking enough to be — even if you didn’t like her music — pretty captivating. But it’s been a while since she really surprised us, and Reverb editor Matt Miller says if she wants to surprise us, . For inspiration, he suggests she take a page from one Mr. David Bowie, who happens to be the subject of (Friday).
FREE MUSEUM TIME
Yeah! It’s Colorado’s birthday. tomorrow.
SHARKNADO 2: THE OUTRAGEOUS VISUAL THAT DIDN’T MAKE THE CUT
The writer of “Sharknado” and its sequel, yes, “Sharknado 2: The Second One,” known as the tursharken. Since it didn’t make it, you might as well play the game Joanne suggests: .
LIGHTNING ROUND
Here is, by a long way, the strangest thing to come out of the slew of entertainment announcements at San Diego Comic Con: which is kind of a cross between Scooby-Doo, the A-Team and… and… Mike Tyson.
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Yes, it is about nine months after a bunch of federal furloughs. Why? Oh. .
Check out last weekend — nostalgic for those of you who were there, perhaps eye-opening for those of you who weren’t.
