a conspiracy of cartographers

Today is I think a good day for many YouTube links!

Joseph Gordon-Levitt sings 'Bad Romance'. And suddenly, without warning, I find him attractive! I have pretty much no idea why, although it is very possible that the joke about Hitchcock references and the willingness to sing Lady Gaga with great enthusiasm have something to do with it. Anyway, I have seen the light! Now, apropos of nearly nothing, I want all the Arthur fic. ALL OF IT.

How Inception should have ended. I usually kind of hate the 'how it should have ended' cartoons, but this one had me wheezing with laughter all the way through. I think it was because it actually used dream logic? Um, obviously, spoilers like crazy all over this.

A Study in Time, or, the trailer for a Sherlock/Doctor Who crossover. It's quite clever, and since I've only seen Sherlock once, I didn't remember most of the context, which made it about ten times more awesome. I'm a bit worried about Sherlock and the Master facing off, though, mostly for the Master's sake.

The Eleventh Doctor at the Proms. It is quite silly, but it is still miles better than that Grask nonsense, and more importantly, it made me clutch my face and shriek a bit about how adorable Matt Smith is. Seriously, adorable. Also, still lovely with children.

Kylie Minogue's All The Lovers. I never would have come across this on my own, but I was linked to it, and it is one of my new favourite things ever. It is the happiest, most beautiful, and casually queerest spontaneous surreal orgy I have ever seen! And then for no good reason a white horse gallops through the streets! I want my whole damn life to be like this music video.

Trigger, Bruce McDonald's new film about lady rockers who happen to be played by Tracy Wright and Molly Parker; Daniel MacIvor wrote it, and IMDb tells me that the other actors with top billing are Don McKellar and Sarah Polley, as you do. And, as the cherry on top of the tiny incestuous Canadian awesomecake, CKR is Billy Tallent again. I may have screamed a bit with joy, and that was before I got to the clip with Billy. I am semi-seriously considering a road trip to Canada to catch this in theatres.