Japanese TV pranks are the best. They have no limits as to how far they would go. This spa prank is so embarrassing. They launch naked people who want to relax in nice hot spa after a long day at the mountains right off to slide down the snowy hill in the nude.
Nice ownage and very funny. Japanese are some crazy folks. Their pranks are so crazy it’s pretty much impossible to execute them in North America. Thank God for Japan, where people are not as sue happy and have a sense of humor.
Anyway, i laughed my ass off, hope you enjoy the madness too 
Nine Inch Nails (NIN) founder and frontman Trent Reznor has spoken to CNet about the future of his own work and the way that music will be distributed to consumers in the future. Trent Reznor recently parted with Interscope Records after fulfilling his contract and is also issuing a new album by friend Saul Williams through his own imprint as a digital release. Trent Reznor discussed his rationale behind all this, explaining, “Personally, I would like people to support artists. After all, we as artists dedicate our lives to producing the best music we can…should I be angry at the audience that wants to hear music so much, an audience that is so passionate about hearing it they go online to get it two weeks before the music debuts? No, I want them to be that way.”
Ozzy Osbourne told Australia’s Herald Sun that sales of his latest album, Black Rain, are “suffering terribly” as a result of illegal downloading. Ozzy Osbourne explained, “I’ve been suffering terribly from people downloading it. If they don’t find something to stop it, people won’t be able to make records. There won’t be any new bands. How are they going to survive? I’m an old-timer, I’ve been doing it 40 years now, but new bands are going to suffer. It’s ridiculous, you could be doing it for nothing.”
Gali, a puppet alligator is playing around with woodland critters
Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan says that he recently worked on a new song with drummer Brad Wilk and bassist Tim Commerford of Audioslave and Rage Against The Machine. Although Wilk and Commerford were rumored to have played on Keenan’s upcoming Puscifer album, the singer told us that the collaboration took a somewhat different shape: “They found themselves not working with (singer Chris) Cornell after the last Audioslave record and they wanted to know if I was interested in starting a band. And I said no, I’ve got this other thing going on and two other bands to boot. But what I suggested to them was that they should start their own band and have me sing a song, and have some other singers sing a song. I think on some level they agreed, and so that’s what we kind of did. I went in and we wrote a song together and right now they’re currently trying to record that song, and I’ll go sing on it.”
Like his colleagues Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails and Maynard James Keenan of Tool, Queens Of The Stone Age frontman Josh Homme is tired of the current music industry cycle of putting out new music only once every two years. Homme told us that he’d like to accelerate the process: “This idea of putting out a record and then touring for two years, and then waiting another two years because you’re working on a record…the one thing that we’re actually looking at, and because the band is so on the move right now, is trying to record more. We’re trying to figure out how to tour but work, because I think for everyone right now, the idea of creating something is even more sort of enticing than going on the road.”
Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz will be on hand this weekend for the grand opening of a store dedicated to his clothing and accessory company, Clandestine Industries. The store is located in the band’s hometown of Chicago and will open its doors at 10 a.m. on Saturday (October 20th). Wentz will be there to sign autographs for the first 100 fans who purchase one of four new Clandestine T-shirt designs, beginning at 1:30 p.m. and ending around 3 p.m.
Radiohead will head out on a worldwide tour next spring, according to Billboard.com. One of the band’s managers, Bryce Edge, said that the trek will most likely start in May and last until the end of 2008, adding, “At the moment we are talking with our agents…trying to get a schedule which works for the band and works financially.” Edge also said that the band’s summer 2006 tour, which was limited to smaller venues in a handful of European and U.S. cities, was done for “creative reasons, definitely not for financial reasons. And I think they quite enjoyed it. The next set of touring will be slightly larger-scale venues.”
In these wedding photos of a newlywed Chinese couple, the pair had switched roles and robes in crossdressing to pose for this fantastic set. Two thumbs up, Chinese
Janet Dudley Eshbach – the president of Salisbury University got a few people frowning upon her for posting questionable captions alongside photos on Facebook. One particular picture Janet Dudley Eshbach posted on Facebook had her pointing a stick toward a Hispanic man who appears to be hugging her daughter and the caption accompanying it said that she has to “beat off Mexicans because they were constantly flirting with my daughter.”
