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For as long as humanity has existed, there have been "Others" among us; Witches, Vampires and Shape-Shifters who are soldiers in the eternal war between Light and Dark. Light Others protect mankind from Dark Others, who plaque and torture humans. Ancient prophecy foretells that one day the Great One will arrive who can end the threat of an apocalyptic battle between Light and Dark Others. That day has come, and the Great One, once he or she is identified, must choose whether to destroy the light within or battle the surrounding darkness. This choice will reveal mankind's destiny. Somewhere on the streets of Moscow, the "Great One" wanders, oblivious to his or her powers. "Night Watch (Nochnoi Dozor)" is the first installment of a trilogy based on the best-selling sci-fi novels of Sergei Lukyanenko entitled Night Watch, Day Watch and Dusk Watch. The film is the official Russian contender for Best Foreign Language Film for the 2005 Academy Awards.
With this video, director Ed Holdsworth takes us on a smooth drive past the warmly lit skyscrapers of a city at night. This video is from the "WarpVision: The Videos 1989 - 2004" collection.
Loads of sparkle makes this Shape UK video a treat.
Mood Ruff featuring Lisa Bell: "Blow the Bins"
Mood Ruff's new studio album called "I Do My Own Stunts," a classy collection of Hip-Hop filled with fine malt lyrics, butter beats and off the wall tactics. Singles include Rocketship, a cool breezy blend of funk and jazz that makes it the feel good song of the year; and Blow The Bins, the essential throw-back tune geared to keep the attention span of any age with an 80's style and today's flare. The entire album is ram packed with personality and an abundance of musical flavors.
A musical journey through "space and time" with Phil Snapp's electronic composition. Featuring the use of escalators as camera tracking devices, time lapse in NYC, and video layering techniques. The video jumps from the futuristic stylings of Detro Metro Airport to the explosive energy of New York City and Times Square.
Buzz Report: The humiliation of Vista
Vista's descent is complete with one internal Microsoft video. Also, Blockbuster + Circuit City and special correspondent Brian Cooley.
Loaded: Ghost hunting with the DSi
Nokia launches Ovi app store, Circuit City rises from the dead, and how to hunt for the paranormal with Nintendo's DSi.
A simple phone with a funny shape, the UTStarcom CDM-180 suffers from substandard features and poor performance. And sadly, it doesn't take full advantage of its quirky display.
This is a very rough draft of the new video, "Al-CIAda", by Sound Scientists, but it's still compelling, with smooth beats and images that flow into each other. It features clips of former FBI agent Ted Gunderson speaking out about clandestine U.S. government operatives and the people truely running the world. User discretion is advised.
In 2003, it is press-bio clich? to front that an artist or an album is so original it resists definition ? which for most artists is the case. And most of the time, originality isn?t even meritous. Unless you are CEX aka loquacious Baltimore-based MC / laptop wunderkind and stylistic shape shifter Rjyan Kidwell ? in which case your originality and unwavering commitment to your own artistic evolution clearly evidences you as a genius. So how would one ever expect to find out who Cex really is? Cex himself provides the easy answer ? rjyan.com. Since 2000, Kidwell has kept a meticulously up-to-date, didactic and, often embarrassingly forthright diary on his website-- before Beck did it, before Moby did it, and long before Blogger and Livejournal came on the scene. This diary, and the spirit of intimacy that pervades all of Cex's output, is the constant that has stayed the same throughout the Cex discography. Unlike some artists, you don't have to take a press release's word for it to believe that Cex is honest--- beyond the point-blank directness of his lyrics, you can read his own handwriting in his album's liner notes, and check the website for Rjyan holding forth on bad shows, being a feminist, Catholic guilt and what kind of drugs you can get for free. And it?s fascinating.
