(History)
[ 2:32 - from YouTube ]
Not everyone understands what Google Wave is and does, but you don't have to get it to enjoy how it's being used here. The year in review never looked so cool. view
Guest eGuider Scott Kleinberg
Senior Editor for digital and print and Social Mediaologist at RedEye
(Profiles)
[ 3:00 - from E! Online ]
In Kardashians Parental Advice, Bruce and Kris address their fans' questions. In this episode, they tackle the issue of children dressing too sexy. Are our daughters disrespecting themselves? Or are we just out of touch? view
Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders
(Eco / Green, Politics)
[ 30:00 - from Blip ]
My friend called this film, “An Inconvenient Truth for the economy.” I.O.U.S.A is like a bucket of ice-water splashed in the face of our consumer culture. Will our debt and excessive spending destroy us before fundamental extremists and global warming? Watch the video and see for yourself. Happy 2009! view
Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
Co-Founder, eGuiders
(Reality)
[ 8:25 - from Vimeo ]
How long will people hold out before taking a perfectly good chair just sitting on the streets of New York City? The chair company, Blu Dot, puts their theory to the test in this ultimate social experiment. view
Journalist / Producer Sunny Gault
Journalist, Host, Producer
AliveinBaghdad.org brings you raw, uncensored and painful documentary news about life in Iraq every monday morning. In this piece, three Iraqi women talk about their daily life in Iraq. Listen as they tell stories of how their family's existence is threatened by the local militias. This is one episode of a longer series worth exploring if you want to understand what the situation is like for local Iraqis view
Playwright / Video Producer Julian Camilo Pozzi
Playwright/Video Producer, House of Broken Windows
(Fashion)
[ 1:00 - from YouTube ]
A Supermodel for life, Kate Moss, makes you wanna buy a bottle of YSL. view
Fashion Trendsetter Vaughn Lowery
President, 360 Magazine
(Art & Entertainment, Computers / Tech)
[ 2:58 - from YouTube ]
UK musical artist Calvin Harris created a human synthesizer for a live playback of his new song "Ready for the Weekend" -- all played by pretty girls covered in conductive body ink that trigger electronic drums, keyboards and synthesizers. At first I thought it was fake, just a gimmick to get pretty chicks in a promo video, but no, this video shows it's very REAL and very cool. Harris collaborated with masters students at the Royal College of Arts Industrial Design program. To see the Humanthesizer in action click HERE! view
Indie Music Expert Varlo Vanore
Writer, Musician
(Art & Entertainment, Cultural, News)
[ 2:25 - from YouTube ]
Using only garbage bags and tape, Joshua Allen's inflatable creations come to life via NYC subway grates. The reporter covering this story is unimpressive, but the street art is wonderful! view
Guest eGuider John Landis
Filmmaker
