With the yehaw agenda in full effect, why not take a look back at when Hip Hop and Country merged on the big screen for one epic failure of a film — WILD WILD WEST! If you were a teenager in 1999, the title track of this film was your jam!
Ever wondered what Jeffrey Beaumont was like before returning to Lumberton? Our edition of BLUE VELVET features 53-minutes of lost footage, including this tender moment between Jeffrey (@Kyle_MacLachlan) & his college sweetheart Louise, played by the one & only @MeganMullally 💙 pic.twitter.com/v2gnXknIU1
— Criterion Collection (@Criterion) May 30, 2019
Who knew that Karen from Will & Grace was working with Lynch back as a young lil thang!? Check out Megan Mullally with Kyle MacLachlan in a deleted BLUE VELVET scene above!
In what has become one of our favourite segments on the internet these days, IntoMore features gay older gentlemen sharing their wisdom and experience with today’s online generation. In this instalment, the men talk about their past relationships and the positive effect the men had on their lives. Check it out above!
After in-depth research, design duo Keremcan Kirilmaz and Erdem Batirbek, under the guidance of NeoMam’s art director, and motion graphic artists at Fractal Motion, created lifelike recreations depict how the seven wonders would have looked in their heyday.
Even though most of the wonders have fallen into disrepair, they continued to inspire masterful artists to use their imagination and turn the intangible relicts of Earth’s early civilizations to life. Budget Direct decided to give the modern culture-lovers a chance to visit the majestic ancient structures through a series of photo-realistic 3D renderings.
Check them all out after the jump! How many forgotten wonders have you visited, OMG!?
While promoting their new film WINE COUNTRY, the SNL classics discussed one of their most-iconic films, and the fan favourite moments people love. Check it out above!
You didn’t know you needed a 2019 resinging of the ’80s teen classic hit “I Think We’re Alone Now,” but you did! (And Tiffany‘s gotta pay the bills! So get your copy today!)
Maybe Aunt Becky needs the bail money!? Time to sell! Fans of 90s sitcom “Full House” can soon own… the whole house! Or at least the front steps and windows!
The house used in the opening credits of the show was purchased by Jeff Franklin, the show’s creator, in 2016 for $4 million. Even though filming never actually took place in the house, he planned to replicate the set inside and allow fans to tour it. Apparently the house is a hard sell because of its fame. Previous owners painted its facade and changed the landscaping to make it inconspicuous, but fans would still father to take pictures.
So basically, if you like tourists tapping at your door all day long and snapping pictures of your windows, then this is the house for you!
[via ontd]
