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"The Karate Rap" is a 1986 rap song by David and Holly Seeger that helped promote their then-fledging media production company. As they explain on their website: While idling on the L.I.E. in rush hour, they passed the time coming up with lyrics wit...

The Harris campaign is targeting Fox viewers with an excellent ad. With former President Barack Obama's stellar size joke at the forefront, the Harris campaign is showing Fox viewers the stark difference in energy between the two campaigns. I do won...

"The ease with which dramatic behavior gets attention online has convinced many political activists that a better world doesn't require years of patient work, only a sufficient quantity of drama," writes Gurwinder in The Prism. "Many activists on bot...

After The Last of Us proved video game adaptions can be actual, compelling entertainment, Borderlands said no. It is fun how the Honest Trailer steps through worn-out trope after worn-out trope and then gets into things like lousy editing, half-hear...

Knowing he has no proof, JD Vance claims "many inquiries" about Haitian people stealing and cooking pets and admits the reports may be false. Who is next? Jewish people? Italians? Irish? Republican candidate for Vice President is digging his hole de...

JD Vance, the eager running mate of the felon he calls "America's Hitler," says he would not have certified the 2020 election. Instead, he would have ordered fake electors to pick the President and then "ask the country to have a debate about what ac...

Multispectral imaging (previously at Boing Boing) exposes paintings and other artifacts to specific wavelengths of radiation in hopes of revealing secrets—hidden paintings under finished works, for example, or the ghosts of subjects past. Ten pages...