Drew's Video of the Day

I walked into the studio this morning to discover that the prize for the Big Brain Teaser this week is a pair or tickets to see John Carter at the Metrolux 14 Theaters at Centerra in Loveland.  Awesome!

I never cease to be amazed by things I didn't even knew existed, being done incredibly well by other people.

This morning, on my way to work, I had to stop at every single traffic light. Frustrating.  Then, I was finally at the very last light before getting to the studio, and the car in front of me wasn't paying attention and sat through the entire green light, despite my honking.  Right around the time I was angrily saying, "Ummm...hello?" I realized that I was experiencing a First World Prob

As if I wasn't already counting the days until Summer, along comes a brand new trailer for one of this year's most anticipated Summer blockbusters, The Avengers; or, as it's being called in the UK, Avengers Assemble (probably to avoid confusion with the British spy series of the same name).

It's easy to get caught up in the drama of dating.  When I used to struggle with relationships, it always made me feel better to get a fresh perspective.  I tell ya, the perspective doesn't get much fresher than this!

This is one of those videos that raises one big question: "What the heck did you think was gonna happen, dude?"

I love when someone uses technology to create art.  I feel like it's a great merger of classic principles and modern resources, and it shows that human beings are capable of thinking outside the box. Artist Scott Garner used modern technology to bring new life to a traditional art form.

I'm a big tech nerd.  Cool technology is just my thing.  So today, I found this video of little flying machines in large groups.  It's pretty awesome.  Check it out.

One thing I love about the internet, namely YouTube, is the fact that you can find really old videos.  Whether it's hilarious hip-hop Wendy's training videos from 1989, or the commercial that introduced the very first Macintosh computer, you can probably find it online if you search hard enough.  Today, though, I came across a video that really serves as a testament to how far we've come.  Check o