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Hurricane force winds blast a walker off his feet on Bournemouth beach, on March 10.
Funny pictures of people.
En la noche de este martes, el público disfrutó de un espectáculo variado que hilvanó los diferentes estilos de La Leña del Humor, Etcétera Komotú, Fonoceniz, Kike Quiñones, Andy Vázquez y Jorge DÃaz, quienes deleitaron con su calidad interpretativa.
Cuando empiezas a notar que en tu casa pasan cosas extrañas y que tus animales de compañÃa empiezan a usar abrigo, quizá haya llegado el momento de poner calefacción. No crees?.
Oltuco os trae muchas soluciones para todos los bolsillos.
I swear that this is not Photoshopped! I was driving by this store early Saturday morning, noticed the sign, and had to take a photo of it.
When I drove by it about 30 minutes later, it was blank. I'm guessing someone got fired. But it was funny in a surreal kind of way.
Chicago Sun-Times, January 25, 2009
Lighthearted, good-humored acoustic rock is a surprisingly dangerous genre to mess with: It's all too easy to sail off the edge into shtick. Thankfully, despite the silly name, there's more Violent Femmes in the form of undeniably strong pop songwriting and genuinely witty lyrics with Band Called Catch than there is shameless shucking and jiving a la, say, the Barenaked Ladies. Witness "Girl Gone Wild," the first track on the band's Web site, www.myspace.com/bandcalledcatch.
"She said you should do anything to be a rock star / Because I'd do anything to be a porno star," guitarist, vocalist and bandleader Tim Frank sings. "She took all of her clothes off for one of them free T-shirts / And look at her now, look at her now, look at her now / Her father must be proud."
Formed by Frank in early 2008 and completed by bassist Blake Wells, lead guitarist Doug Waxman, drummer Eli P and the honey-voiced backing vocalist Jessica Lyons, Band Called Catch can't be faulted for a lack of productivity: In its short time together, it's written a handful of songs as memorable as "Girl Gone Wild" (including "Far Away Girl" and "Riccis Girl") and filmed an impressively edited and very Chicago-centric video for "Green Light."
The group will be marking its one-year anniversary on Friday with a show at the Elbo Room, 2871 N. Lincoln. (The cover is $9.) Help these funny folkies celebrate, and cheer 'em on to another 365 days as tuneful as the ones just passed.
Jim DeRogatis