Bono Lets Blind Man Play
For U2's final song at their concert in Nashville, Bono pulls a blind fan from the crowd and lets him play "All I Want Is You" and then gives him his guitar. Classy move, Bono.
For U2's final song at their concert in Nashville, Bono pulls a blind fan from the crowd and lets him play "All I Want Is You" and then gives him his guitar. Classy move, Bono.
At the iTunes Festival in London, Linkin Park does a surprisingly kick-ass cover of Adele's "Rolling In The Deep".
James Franco is venturing into the music world by collaborating with Kalup Linzy on an EP entitled Turn It Up. From the looks of the video, this could be the greatest duo since Simon and Garfunkel.
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Coldplay joins the stop motion movement with their latest graffiti-clad video.
Matt Mulhollad replaces all the audio from the lobby shootout in The Matrix with his own vocals. We have to admit, the way he hits that M16 is quite impressive.
Steven Spielberg turns the World War I children's novel about a boy and his horse into movie magic. In theaters December 28, 2011.
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A supercut featuring the very best bridge explosions that Hollywood has to offer.
Your favorite Scientologist is back for another impossible mission. Written by J.J. Abrams (Lost, Star Trek, other awesomeness) and directed by Brad Bird (The Iron Giant, The Incredibles), the film stars the usual IMF agents (Mr. Cruise, Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg, etc.) plus newbies Jeremy Renner and Josh Holloway. In theaters this December.