You'll rule the bake sale, by using pre-made mixes, of course.

See also ravenous and Laundry.

Derrick Rose is all in.

How do you get more people to take the bus? Make it cool man, and nothing is cooler than everything filmed in slow motion. Just ask Carlton Draught.

Everything is more beautiful in slow motion. Even that guy dancing, the man who spits when he talks, and various cascading beer spills. Yes, Carlton is made from beer, and fridays nights with the friends at the pub are made with beer.

King Kong 360 3-D, opening at Universal Studios, Hollywood, on July 1, is the largest, most intense 3-D experience in the world. Created by Peter Jackson + WETA Digital, the famed director and creators of the 2005 King Kong re-make, the attraction has been described as “super Cinerama.”

Someone get me a ticket to Universal Studios stat, I haven't freaked out over a ride since I was on Snow white in Disneyworld when I was 4 years old. This looks like it oughta do it. Just have to stock up on adult diapers.

David&Goliath expertly use the reverse-film game to reveal the scary. Nicely done.

one-day shoot, entire primary cast, no stand-in for lead actor who had pants pulled down.

The Canadian Paralympic Committee has a new campaign from BBDO promoting the upcoming Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Winter Games. Stephanie Dixon is featured here for swimming. Don’t pity her and don’t ever complain again about having to go to the laundromat.

The Embrace Life film, hosted on embracethis.co.uk has already gotten a lot of attention since its launch on Wednesday 20th January. Positive feedback is pouring over the facebook group as well as via email. The slow motion storytelling is both beautiful and touching. osocio.org has spoken to the director about it.

Commercial was shot with 1,500 frames per second for that slow-mo snow-globe feel.

"Snow Motion," for L.L. Bean via GSD&M, captures the crisp, fresh beauty of a winter day, as a family engages in sledding, snowball fights, and more. The visual treatment of the action underscores the message that every moment counts. So does every penny, something L.L. Bean understands, as it provides rewards to its customers this holiday season. Work by Arsenal FX included secondary color correction and graphics placement.

Dancin' is a musical revue first produced in 1978, directed and choreographed by Bob Fosse, who won a Tony Award for the choreography. The show is a tribute to the art of dance, and the music is a collection of mostly American songs, many with a dance theme from a wide variety of styles, from operetta to jazz to classical to marches to pop. Or as the VO says in the commercials: "We got spins, leaps, jumps, cartwheels and other incredible body-gyrations that I'm not allowed to mention on television."