Totally digging the chorus!(^3^♪ ♫ ♩ ♬ I’m searching for the undiluted heart ♪
Speak to me now
When I’m asleep and there’s nobody to depend on me
Hold out your hand
‘Cause I’ve been drifting and sometimes I need some sympathy
I tried to be what they want
I lost myself, I lost my feet, I lost my memories
Now in silence I wait
I need your touch, I need your face, I need you
‘Cause I’m searching for a night light in the dark
A brighter love, a brighter love
And I’m searching for the undiluted heart
A brighter love, a brighter love.
So now it’s all come to this
What was the purpose?
I assumed that everything would pass
I gave myself to the night
I walked alone, I fell asleep on empty streets
Now I see that
All this time my eyes were open
And all this time I didn’t close them
And the headlights play upon the ocean
I will stay this way
‘Cause I see you, I see you now
I’m searching for a night light in the dark
A brighter love, a brighter love
I’m searching for the undiluted heart
A brighter love, a brighter love
I’m hoping that somehow I’ll find my way
To a brighter love, a brighter love
Keep hoping ’til the night straight falls apart
A brighter love, a brighter love
[Interlude]
So I’m searching for a night light in the dark
A brighter love, a brighter love
And I’m searching for the undiluted heart
A brighter love, a brighter love
I’m hoping that somehow I’ll find my way
To a brighter love, a brighter love
Keep hoping ’til the night straight falls apart
A brighter love, a brighter love.
Librairie Mollat (France’s first independent bookstore) has carved a unique niche on Instagram with its #bookface portraits. The Bordeaux-based bookstore regularly features photographs of book covers held up in front of perfectly scaled and dressed people:
As far as social media gimmicks go, I think this is a fun one.
A group of high school students from the Heep Yunn School in Hong Kong who call their art group Illusdreamer spend hours creating strictly temporary masterpieces knowing they’ll be wiped away whenever their teacher needs to use the board again.
Their drawings are so big it takes them up to one hour to wipe the chalkboard clean.
This must have taken a very long time, and you get a sense of that when we’re shown the furnished houses seen in the distance during the opening shots of the movie. The video is 32 minutes long because it is showing the world with a play-by-play commentary of the film:
Spirited Away, another world-famous Ghibli film, has been the subject of YouTube user and Minecraft Builder Alan Becker’s attention for four years now, and with the evolution of the game, his Spirited Away world has also evolved. He recently posted a video of his and his team’s updated recreation, and the high level of detail of the town, the bathhouse, and everything around it will blow you away.
If you want to check out Becker’s Spirited Away world in Minecraft, you can visit their server at play.ghiblicraft.com. They have some other Ghibli worlds, too.
Meet Alma Deutscher, 6o Minutes correspondent Bob Pelley pulls four random notes out of a hat, then, soon enough, Deutscher uses the notes to start improving a sonata:
Last fall, 60 Minutes spent some time withAlma Deutscher, a prodigy on the piano and the violin. As her Wikipedia page tells us, “At age six she composed her first piano sonata. At age seven, she completed her first major composition, the opera The Sweeper of Dreams. Aged nine, she wrote a concerto for violin and orchestra, which she premiered in a 2015 performance.” And at “the age of ten she completed her first full-length opera, Cinderella, which had its European premiere in Vienna on 29 December 2016 under the patronage of conductor Zubin Mehta.” Fast forward to age twelve, you can watch Alma pull off something that, at this point, shouldn’t come as a surprise.
The Canadian convenience store robbery that has now become infamous for its poor execution got a Metal Gear Solid makeover. Here is what it feels like to watch people who are bad at video games…and life:
Well, I did end up making a short, silly little thing for the competition after all. It was judged last month and no, I did not place anywhere. The rules were simple; entries must be under 2 minutes long, be presented in a vertical format (cell phone screen dimensions), and incorporate the theme of light. Coming in as one of the shortest of all the 63 entries, here is 46 seconds of ghost hunting silliness, FIRST CONTACT/HADOUKEN:
References — STAR TREK; run that start date number through a Julian Calendar converter and you will get 20/05/2018, the date the competition was judged / Snorricam; opening camera angle (and those sparks were made by my sis and bro spinning burning steel wool) / SILENT HILL; radio sound on that Sangean ghost box / STREET FIGHTER; Hadouken, a special attack in the Street Fighter video game series / SONG OF THE SOUTH; song reference from 1946 Musical/Animation (Mum used to sing this when I was little and we would go out for walks).
I’m not OCD or anything, I just, do more with my time than most. It’s a blessing and a curse, believe me. I’m bound to get paid one of these days though for all my effort and randomness lol! Believe it or not, I actually wrote a 5 page script and story boarded the whole thing. Come the night of the impromptu shoot, however, my sister, brother, and I, just ended up winging most of it, two days before the competition closed.
One-takes and plenty of lolz later, we made something enjoyable together. I mean, it still would have been nice to have known what Taika Waititi’s reaction was to seeing it and $10,000 in the hand would have also been swell, but overall it was a neat, cheap, let’s shoot-the-shit-and-see-what-we-make weekend short. Thanks, Spark!
Nicole Lewis and her partner Ed Trist captured this rare encounter between two Canadian Lynx screaming at each other — their funny vocal standoff coming close to blows:
Aww, fluffy. I don’t know why but, that reminds me of my sister so much. This one too: