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He almost takes a break to pick his nose a couple of times, but I still like his version better than the original.

Nice cars.

If someone’s private life is really, really ”tightly guarded”, maybe it’s because there’s a lot to “guard”.

This looks to me like the Song and Dance Company of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation.

(Via English Russia.)

Fifty best new bands in America: one from each state.

Susan Boyle’s story is, of course, remarkable - but it’s not as though nobody knew she could sing.

Well, who would have thought: to strike it big, you need to have the talent and to put in the time.

Update: Case in point: young Susan Boyle singing at a family party 23 years ago:

On sale next month: ‘Madonna Mia’, a tender Italian love song. Music and lyrics by Al Capone, written in Alcatraz.

Pesci’s Wise Guy character would make a fine Chicago politician.

They don’t make record covers like they used to. Not for symphonies, anyway.

Jimmy Sturr has 17 Grammys and five gold records – but have you ever heard of him?

And to sound like a black man.

A fine piece of propaganda, though. Very well done. And like all good propaganda, it makes sure to denounce propaganda (at 1:49).

Obama ‘08 – Vote For Hope from MC Yogi on Vimeo.

(Via MetaFilter.)