Bunny Love

Whenever you hear the term "snuggle bunny" or "cuddle bunny," this is what it means. (via I Am Bored)

Love-Tails of Morocco

A Dogville Short from 1931.

The Fantastic Voyage of Billy the Bullet

A bit gruesome, but powerful. (via Everlasting Blort)

La lune à un mètre

This 1898 film is known in English as  The Astronomer's Dream. Film pioneer Georges Méliès explores early movie special effects that he adapted from his previous stage shows as a magician.

The Lindy Hop

"Jumpin' at the Woodside," colorized, the most famous dance number from the 1941 film Hellzapoppin'. You can see the full movie at YouTube. 

Britain's Most Gorgeous Man

 

The Mr. Apollo competition in 1950, back when steroids were few, and bodybuilderss looked like real people. 

Mick Jagger at 15

He was referred to as "Michael" during this demonstration of proper footwear. It was his first TV appearance. (via Buzzfeed)

The History of the CBS Eye Logo

To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the CBS eye in 2001, Charles Osgood did this report on the creation of the famous logo. (via Laughing Squid)

Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes

By Edison Lighthouse. The song became a hit first (in 1970), then the band was assembled to perform it. 

Since I first posted this, my connection with the song has changed. I was pleasantly surprised when Dr. Dolittle used the song as her wedding recessional. I had no idea she'd even heard of it.  

How to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day Like an Irishman

Have a great holiday!

Ha! Ha! Ha!

A 1934 short supposedly banned due to drug use, where Betty Boop and everyone else partakes in laughing gas. Everyone today knows that stuff is way too expensive.

Teen Girl Squad Valumtines

Valentines Day, Homestar Runner style.

A Love Poem

From Matt Sloan of Blame Society Productions.

Fresh Hare

Bugs Bunny, 1942.

American Anthem

A video for Veterans Day, with music by Norah Jones.

Vincent

From Tim Burton, 1982, starring Vincent Price.

Old New York

A mixture of film from the Library of Congress of New York City around the turn of the century, with a 1908 recording of Enrico Caruso performing "La donna e Mobile" added.

The Night Before Christmas

It’s an Edison film from 1905! IMDb Link. (Thanks, Wilford!)

Stairway to Heaven -The Beatnix

The Beatnix were a Beatles tribute band from Australia. The performance is from the TV show The Money Or The Gun, but I'm not sure how old it is.

Stars and Stripes Forever

Sam the Eagle wishes every American a wonderful Independence Day!