For a biographical account of America in song, look to Pete Seeger (1919-2014). This song of Pete's is the one he chose to sing on national TV in 1968, ending his more than decade-long blacklist, and showing that he hadn't made peace with war and injustice.
With Funny Or Die, Mary Poppins (Kristen Bell) is working for minimum wage, and really needs a raise.
The view from 6th Ave and 29th Steet of the #MillionsMarchNYC. Approximately 90 minutes of footage in 30 seconds.
A fast retrospective on the show that brought much-needed, often-awkward and cuttingly funny truthiness to America. Identify your favorite moments.
Stormscapes 2 from Nicolaus Wegner on Vimeo.
It's ... hi-tech nature appreciation? the Lord having a bad day? a new media birth pang? WTF, just watch it. Nicolaus Wegner's time lapse storms to music by Mode.
Actor Samuel L. Jackson has issued a call to action -- aimed especially at his fellow celebrities -- similar the ice bucket challenge, but for police. "I can hear my neighbor cryin’ ‘I can’t breathe' "
From TV-watching marmosets to pretend baby penguins, this is Nature’s pick of the cutest animal stories in science this year.
Journalist Gail Reed tells the story of Havana’s Latin American Medical School, which trains global physicians to serve the local communities that need them most.
Senator Elizabeth Warren spoke on the floor of the Senate on Dec. 12, 2014 about the provision that Citigroup added to the omnibus budget package.
One of the decisive battles against segregation took place here, in the heart of the Old South, and in plain view of the whole world. A star cast, and talk of Oscars. Opening soon.
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