Next produced a new advertisement for their latest menu; you can be guaranteed to get a table if you have about $4000. more ›

This Bollywood action sequence puts our own summer blockbusters to shame. This shows that over the top originality and ingenuity will beat an over-budgeted Hollywood movie any day. You probably can't remember a single scene from a transformers movie but we guarantee this clip will stick in your brain for years to come. more ›

Watch the new video for "Ni**as in Paris" from Jay-Z and Kanye West, comprised of "Watch The Throne" tour footage. Also: heed the epilepsy warning. They're not playing around. more ›

We've been fans of Bad Veins for a while now and have waited for-EV-er for the trio of multi-instrumentalist Benjamin Davis, drummer Sebastien Schultz and their 1973 Pioneer reel to reel tape player Irene to release a new album. We will finally get that new album from them in late April and last night they premiered the video for the fist single off The Mess We’ve Made. Check out why we love the band so much below and take in “Dancing On TV.” more ›

Did you know Madonna's halftime show was the most watched EVER with 114 million viewers tuning in? And despite the obvious lip synching we found it to be one of the more entertaining mid-game outings in years. There was no wardrobe malfunction, no crotch slides into the camera, no huge phallic silhouettes; there was plenty of glitz and glam but it was all topped off by a singer in her 50s with more energy (and a younger glow) than most pop singers a third her age. Not bad, huh? more ›

The crew at Moto have made a video of an entire tasting menu. more ›

OK Go continue their streak of memorable videos constructed through partnerships that recall ye olde days of when the upper crust (in this case corporations) acted as patrons to the arts. And, if such arrangements continue to allow a band like OK Go unfettered creativity without having to beg for alms, we're O.K. with that. more ›

Yet another reason we're glad that Tom Hardy's in The Dark Knight Rises? If he hadn't become an actor he might have been .. a rapper. more ›

Let's blow sh*t up. In a microwave. more ›

Wilco enlists the aid of a certain sailor man who loves his spinach. in their latest video. more ›

Should we really get this much snow (which we won't) we will totally be imitating this cat on the way home tonight. more ›

Local psych-pop quartet YAWN is the first band to star in Converse’s video project, Rubber Meets the Road, in which emerging bands travel to Brooklyn to record in the company’s studio for free. more ›

Anyone that doubted dubstep's direct roots in both hair metal and prog rock should watch this. more ›

While we were outside dancing in the snow with each other last night, this little kitty stayed warm and cozy during a dance party of his own. more ›

Maybe honesty isn't always the best policy? more ›

Spencer Tweedy's dad's band made an album last year, so young Spencer decided to shoot a video for one of its songs with a few of his friends, including Oak Park's Tavi Gevinson. more ›

What to expect in 2012. Or not. One person's opinion. more ›

We found an excellent primer on crafting the perfect gingerbread house online to save all of you in need of a last minute dish for a holiday celebration. more ›

Jimmy Kimmel challenged parents to spread holiday cheer throughout the land. And they did. more ›

As we near the end of the quarter, it's time for some to say goodbye to their interns. more ›

Let's take a moment to drink in the cute. happy Friday everyone. more ›

Not the nice, fuzzy muppet kind. The creepy computer-generated kind. more ›

Chicagoist's offices were abuzz when we learned that our mothership Gothamist was premiering a series of videos created using Girl Talk's All Day as the soundtrack for one young lady's adventures through New York's cityscape. more ›

With all the excitement over The Black Keys' outstanding new album, El Camino, 2012 will surely be the year of similarly-minded Chicago psych-rock visionaries Bailiff. Honestly, we don't understand why this quartet isn't on the lips of every Chicago rock fan yet, but it's only a matter of time. Josh Siegel, Ren Matthew and crew are taking their brilliant, sludged-out melodic meanderings on the road for the first time this month and they won't return home as a best-kept secret, so catch them while you can at Subterranean this Friday. more ›

The Black Keys are preparing for the December 6 release of their seventh full-length, El Camino, and they’ve already released a video for the first single, “Lonely Boy.” They’re also offering up some samples for your listening pleasure—for the time being, you can stream five tracks off the album through the band’s site. You have to join the Black Keys’ mailing list to get access to the songs, so it'll cost you an email address and your location. more ›

We're big fans of Wipeout, but this game show makes those feats look like child's play. more ›

This one goes out to all y'all that'll be bouncin' at the clubs all night long! YEEEAAAAH! more ›

Thank god, just in time for the weekend ... how to dance in a club! more ›

An oldie but a goodie. Everything's coming up Muppets! more ›

Found Footage Festival co-host and founder Nick Prueher is happy that he's been able to share his weird hobby with the world for seven years by extracting all the best moments from VHS tapes in garages and thrift stores across the country, and to face off against FOUND Magazine tomorrow night at the Music Box in a "bitter, bitter fight to the death" for the championship of found media. more ›