If you’re into old movies, check out Black and White movies (search by year, genre and title letter). They even have Young Frankenstein (the only 70′s move)

Like a former post on documentaries, Doc Heaven has  alist of various free documentaries. Like a random list of films, some are more worth watching than others.

Ever wanted to share just  a portion of  a youtube video? Now you can with TubeChop (cannot see that they allow other flash video sites, but don’t think they do…for now)

not all that great a game (anyone have a better one?), but funny nonetheless

Apparently I haven’t checked the status in a while, because the excellent Sharpeworld has been back for a while. Time to hit some archives.

There’s not much else to say really, this site shows off imagined superuseless superpowers. “Achieving 99% opacity” is my favorite.

If you missed it, Seth MacFarlane’s Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy has begun. Short films by the man behind Family Guy and American Dad. Nothing that you’ll literally split your sides over, but they’re free.

You haven’t heard Rush’s YYZ until you’ve heard (and seen) it played by an 11-year old on the keyboard.

Read up on movies coming out in 2008. Most I’ve never heard of, but a few do sound promising.

This list compiles choices for “he 10 Most Irritatingly Impossible Old-School Video Games”. Having Friday the 13th on there made it for me.

My brilliant plan is to quit my job and find myself a sugar mommy (sister site). I would not be mentioning this or even know of this site if it were not for NPR’s Marketplace. Classic!

Like Alluc.org and similar sites, this one also aggregates online video, but with several useful filters

If you bought an iPhone and hate AT&T, go back your old cellphone and use the iPhone soley as an iPod and for WiFi.

The Vanity Fair article “Simpson Family Values” has quotes from pretty much anyone ever involved on the show. An interesting read, even if you think the show’s sucked since season 9.

If anyone can point to a better Flash firework display app., please do. The only remotely decent one I can find is still this one from 2002. (I did visit Fireworks.com, but I just can’t get into their displays.

If you’re looking for an offbeat comic to read today, you could do much worse than The Adventures of Dr. McNinja. He’s a ninja AND a Doctor.

If you have an Xbox 360 and are curious about Pac-Man CE, it’s amazingly addictive.

if you enjoy Pandora and the (recently) CBS-acquired Last.Fm, check out Spool! (not to be confused with Spoon!)

Just came across Slacker too.

Do you reminisce about old-school table-top arcade games? Dig the movie “Minority Report”‘s Techie scenes? Have easy access to $5000 and $10,000? Microsoft’s new ‘surface’ PC will satisfy your needs when it’s released this winter. Reminds me of NYU’s Jeff Han’s similar project. If you’re in NYC on June 9, go to the Sheraton NY Hotel and Towers for a public viewing of SURFACE. The Seattle PI has videos not shown on the MS site.

I assume those who don’t get UK-BBC will have the chance to see BBC’s Panaorama’s “Scientology And Me” (Mon 14 May, 8:30 pm – 9:00 pm; you see can see their latest shows here) online.

In the meantime, catch the segment reporter hard at work and the same reporter chatting with a church spokesman.