Boy Crisis Does Youtube

Break's over. Ahh! Here are more fake Boy Crisis videos by Bob Weisz '07.

Boy Crisis and the possibilities of movement:


Boy Crisis in Japan:


Bollywood, nature, various sex acts. Some parts kind of NSFW:

The Worst Music Video Ever

When Holly was here, she used to compile a series of entertaining, educational things collected from the Internet to help Wesleying readers fight vacation brain rot. I'm lazy, here is the complete opposite of that:

[via Alyson Mance]

The Killers: "Spaceman"

Fresh off the success of his videos for MGMT, Saul Williams, and the Cool Kids, Ray Tintori '06 got a huge budget for directing the new Killers video, most of which probably went to the costume department:

Spaceman

What's Billy Joel doing in Middletown?

He was filming the hit 1993 music video for his "The River of Dreams"... that's what he was doing. I present you with:

Exhibit A: Billy Joel with his three backup singers, standing on an old swing truss rail bridge. Where ever could it be?

Exhibit B: Hey, that looks familiar! It's the Providence & Worcester rail bridge, along with the Arrigoni Bridge in the background! Why, they're standing on a bridge above the Connecticut River! A bridge that connects Middletown and Portland!

Exhibit C: These guys are chillin' on top of the "Come On Over" sign that beckons Middletonians to Portland. Except the lettering looks different. A mystery for another day...

New MGMT Music Video

Love it, or hate it, the MGMT has a new music video for their song "The Youth" that takes us back to the 1970's.

Santogold - Lights Out

New video's out for Santogold's "Lights Out", a late summer jam set to a variety of textured prints:

[via Pitchfork]

New Music Video from Wes Alum

Rob Leitzell '06 directs hot new music video for artist Saul Williams' "Convict Colony". Check it out here:

Electric Feel Redux

Video #2/the remake of video #1 for the Electric Feel we all know and love is now available in high definition.

By former film board member, Ray Tintori '06, with cameos by former film board members Genevieve Angelson '08, Melissa Tuckman '08, and Max Goldblatt '05.