An excellent montage about the evolution of visual effects from 1878 to 2014 created by Jim Casey. You also have to see: “The Best Visual Effects Oscar Winners from 1977 to 2012”

How much of a Disney nerd are you really ?

You probably already know what your friends and family love about you, but what do they say when you leave the room? Don’t take this quiz unless you REALLY want to know…

Chromeo and Toro y Moi recently linked up for one of my favorite tracks I have ever heard from either artist individually and now we get the undeniably amazing track brought to visual form. As both artists’ track records include great music videos, it was no surprise it feels more like a short film as opposed to a music video, by Alex Southam. From Toro y Moi dressed as a janitor to Dave 1 electrocuting people, and girls dancing in leotards the video really has it all. Enjoy!

Chromeo – Come Alive (feat. Toro y Moi) (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

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You kind of wish #TBT were every day, don’t you?

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I’ve got a bad feeling about this.

Ready…Set…GO!

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WE ARE ALL FRICKIN’ UNICORNS.

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Summertime, and the quizzin’ is easy.

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Time to find out if you’re a crinkle-cut, a curly, or smothered in hot cheese.

A reboot of the speedy superhero series joins a zombie drama from Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas, a post-apocalyptic drama, and an American adaptation of a Venezuelan telenovela on The CW’s schedule next season.

Having previously renewed Arrow, Supernatural, The Originals, Reign, and The Vampire Diaries, The CW had only a few holes to fill in its fall schedule.

On May 8, the network revealed that The 100, Hart of Dixie, and Beauty and the Beast would be returning next season and that two more DC Comics properties would be joining Arrow on the schedule: The Flash and iZombie. The CW also ordered an apocalyptic drama about a mysterious pulse from outer space and an dramedy about a virgin who is accidentally artificial inseminated.

The Tomorrow People, The Carrie Diaries, and Star-Crossed will not be returning next season. Meanwhile, the proposed Supernatural spin-off, Bloodlines, did not make the cut, but it's possible that the idea of a Supernatural spin-off could be revisited in the future.

The broadcast networks officially present their 2014–2015 schedules to advertisers beginning May 12.

Here are The CW's new shows so far:

The Flash

Who’s in it? Grant Gustin, Jesse L. Martin, Rick Cosnett, Danielle Panabaker, and Tom Cavanagh.
Who created it? Team Arrow (Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg, and Geoff Johns, who wrote the pilot script) joins director David Nutter and executive producer Melissa Kellner Berman.
What’s it about? Adapted from the popular DC Comics property, The Flash revolves around Barry Allen, an assistant police forensic investigator who receives super-speed powers after being caught in a chemical explosion at a lab caused by a lightning strike following an incident at the S.T.A.R. Labs particle accelerator.

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Jane the Virgin

Who’s in it? Gina Rodriguez (The Bold and the Beautiful), Brett Dier (Ravenswood), Yael Grobglas, and Priscilla Barnes
Who created it? 90210's Jennie Snyder Urman
What's it about? Adapted from a popular Venezuelan telenovela, the show centers around a hardworking, religious young Latina woman who is accidentally artificially inseminated.

The CW / Via Twitter: @CWJaneTheVirgin

The Messengers

Who's in it? Sofia Black-D'Elia (Skins), Joel Courtney (Super 8), Diogo Morgado (The Bible), Shantel VanSanten (One Tree Hill), and Jon Fletcher.
Who created it? Teen Wolf writer Eoghan O'Donnell
What's it about? When a mysterious object crashes down to Earth, a group of seemingly unconnected strangers die from the energy pulse. They then awaken to learn that they have been deemed responsible for preventing the impending apocalypse.

The CW / Via Twitter: @CWTheMessengers

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And Season 2 has yet to even begin!

The second season of Netflix's hit series Orange Is the New Black is still a month away, but it's already been renewed for a third season, following the streaming platform's pattern last year. (A second season renewal came before Season 1 even launched.)

The official OITNB writers' room Twitter account broke the news on Monday, and shortly thereafter, fans caught wind of the renewal when one of the show's stars, Laura Prepon (Alex Vause), posted the below photo of supposed Season 3 episode titles on Instagram.

Netflix told HitFix's Alan Sepinwall, "This is how we're making it official."

Though Prepon will appear in only four episodes of the upcoming second season of OITNB, she's expected to be back in full effect for Season 3.

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EVERYBODY DANCE NOW!

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(Submission: xdchandlerx) 

After providing audiences at both Ultra and Coachella Music Festival with snippets of this track, Mad Decent's golden boy Dillon Francis (who was recently proclaimed the future of dance music by Diplo) has finally unleashed his full remix of Chromeo's hit radio single "Jealous" for your audible pleasure. Dillon fiddles along the funky / disco vibe of the original while implementing a hard hitting electro house bass pattern and what sounds like a sample of a cryo cannon blast at the second drop. This rendition will have you up on your feet dancing from start to finish! A release date hasn't been announced yet, you can stream the track here until more information becomes available. Enjoy

Chromeo – Jealous (Dillon Francis Remix) | Stream Only

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