(Manhattan 1959, photo by Burt Glynn)

Stumbled across the Old Hollywood Tumblr and found this entry about Sammy Davis, Jr. He talks candidly of the institutionalized racism during his Army enlistment. He’s harsh and pulls no punches. I say this often but it’s worth a few minutes of your time.

The Axis of Awesome prove that you are separated from your everlasting fame and one-hit wonderdom by only four chords. Rated “R” for language.

(This is kind of gross for the non-Whedon-initiated. You’ve been warned.)

Two things:
1. Firefly is not coming back. Ever. Move on with your lives.
2. This is why. Courtesy of io9.com.

Via Roger Ebert on Twitter (which exists solely to serve Roger), here’s a great local commercial. Play it twice to hear about his wife’s boyfriend:

It’s a lazy Sunday so how about some dance videos?

These guys are good…

And they’re not very “Dangerous” (my favorite).

Still missing Freddy Mercury.

A flashback to my nightmarish high school freshman dance class.

And the inmates’ original video.