Watch the moment Cory Booker ended his more than 25-hour long Senate speech

Retro Osaka

A walk around an older area of Osaka that has lots of unique shops. 

(Kraftfuttermischwerk)

Jack White's Lost Coca-Cola Commercial

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(The Awesomer)

The Futility of Translating Music Through Words.

 

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit - Be Afraid

And we don't take requests
We won't shut up and sing
Tell the truth enough
You'll find it rhymes with everything

Oscar

Set to the tunes of Oscar Peterson’s compositions, the film alternates between animated sequences and footage of radio and video interviews to tell a heartfelt story about a life in jazz.

The Building of Lincoln Center

This footage is maybe some of the only existing video of what was formerly San Juan Hill, the community that was destroyed to build the Lincoln Center.

(Doobybrain)

World’s Most Dangerous Bus Route

Every year over a 1000 lives are lost on Peru's mountain roads.  Glorioso has been driving them behind the wheel of a bus for over 50 years.

(Kraftfuttermischwerk)

The Hierarchy Of Humour

 

Egypt's New Administrative Capital

The presidential palace stands at the end of the main axis

Egypt's New Administrative Capital, located 45 kilometres to the east of Cairo, is planned to house over six million people when it is complete and become the administrative capital of Egypt, containing the country's presidential palace, the largest mosque in Africa, parliament and the majority of central government departments.

The city's architecture has a monumental scale

Critics of this enormous undertaking say it will do little to meet the housing needs of Cairo’s poor and underprivileged residents. It's almost impossible to navigate by foot and, in the sweltering desert, it lacks shade.  Some say the New Administrative Capital will help the military and the government consolidate their power. It will be miles away from Tahrir Square and any other public arena where Egyptians can come together to voice their grievances with those ruling over them.  

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