Nice weekend... hope you're enjoying it.
Ever wish you were agile enough to do parkour? This guy found his inner... parkourer? (The Daily What)
My wish for a collection of old Boston photos has been answered, by the city itself. (Flickr via Old Boston)
Chevrolet is celebrating its 100th anniversary. Here's a great story of two brothers who spent years tracking down their father's beloved 1965 Impala SS, which he was forced to sell in the 1980s, so they could return it to him. Sure, it's a commercial, but one with some actual resonance behind it. There's also a longer clip explaining more of the background of the story. ((Jalopnik and Hemmings Auto Blog)
And finally this week, it's been 25 years since the release of David Lynch's Blue Velvet, which was somewhat controversial at the time. To mark the anniversary it's been released on Blu-Ray with nearly an hour of additional footage that didn't make it into the final theatrical cut. (Numerous spoilers, so if you'd rather just watch it without knowing what's in those scenes, I suggest not following the link.) (Slate via The Awl)
13 November 2011
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Good call on the Blue Velvet blu ray. It's definitely worth the $19. The visuals in the new version did away with the muddy colors in the DVD. It's freakin' ilex.
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