Pearl Jam's Let It Go

Thank you for this, Eddie Vedder. I'm sure Buzzfeed loves it, too. But so should everyone. At a recent concert, Pearl Jam sang the chorus of Let It Go from Frozen while performing their song, Daughter. Just a real cool thing to do. Viral instantly!

Random Lip Sync Challenge

At 2014's VidCon, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon challenged random YouTube convention-goers to a Lip Sync challenge. Then, we were gifted this super-cut. Thank you, Lip Sync Battles.

This Handsome Gentleman

This is almost as good as the guy who won Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? and called his father. In 1891, this European said, "Perhaps my factories will put an end to war sooner than your congresses." Who said it? I still don't know. Neither does this handsome gentleman. This guy goes out in a blaze of awesome.

A Tina Fey Drama?

A new movie starring Tina Fey is coming soon. But it might not be a comedy. At least, I don't think so. Tina is starring and 30 Rock writer, Robert Carlock, wrote the script, but it still doesn't seem too comedic. It's based on a wartime memoir from Kim Barker where a woman in Pakistan and Iraq deals with boredom and violence. It will be directed by Crazy, Stupid Love's Glen Ficarra and John Requa. Who knows how they'll spin it?

The 100 Greatest People of 2014 List

One of the greatest traditions on the blog has come to an end. The 100 Greatest People list spanned the entirety of July this time and it was fun, hopefully for everyone! The header featured symbols representing Santa Claus, Jim Halpert, Jimmy Fallon, Adam Richman, and Dustin Pedroia, from left to right. In case you want a quick place to check it all out, here's the full list:

100. John McBain
99. Michael Phelps
98. Gavin Free
97. Anthony Melchiorri
96. Barry Gibb
95. Charlie Brown
94. Perry Cox
93. Stephen Curry
92. Milan Lucic
91. Taran Killam
90. Hedo Turkoglu
89. Slinky Dog
88. Dule Hill
87. Ellen DeGeneres
86. Paul McCartney
85. Michael Bolton
84. Gob Bluth
83. Keegan Bradley
82. Tom Hanks
81. Jeffster
80. Dan Harmon
79. Rob Gronkowski
78. Bill Simmons
77. Fred Weasley
76. Casey Affleck
75. Bradford Howe
74. Dr. Seuss
73. Jeff Musial
72. Gloria Fallon
71. Seth Rogen
70. Olivia Wilde
69. Colin Mochrie
68. Grover
67. Rajon Rondo
66. Jason Schwartzman
65. Tomie dePaola
64. Fred Armisen
63. Rob Delaney
62. Mitch Hedberg
61. Adam Scott
60. Chandler Bing
59. Kristen Wiig
58. John D. Ryder
57. Dan Andelman
56. Charles Nelson Reilly
55. Chris Traeger
54. BriTANick
53. Atticus Finch
52. Barack Obama
51. Jean Shepherd
50. Ed Helms
49. Marc Summers
48. Dagwood Bumstead
47. Neil deGrasse Tyson
46. Indiana Jones
45. Schmidt
44. Andy Samberg
43. Shane Victorino
42. Tony Stark
41. Justin Timberlake
40. Ryan Gosling
39. Elijah Wood
38. Roger Federer
37. Amy Adams
36. George Bailey
35. Ross Geller
34. John Mulaney
33. Shawn Spencer
32. Matt Lauer
31. Jason Ritter
30. Andy Bernard
29. Paul Rudd
28. Ben Stiller
27. Zooey Deschanel
26. Russell Crowe
25. Stefon Meyers
24. Santa Claus
23. Cecily Strong
22. Lucille Ball
21. John Dorian
20. Walt Disney
19. Drew Barrymore
18. Billy Eichner
17. Tracey Wigfield
16. Billy Joel
15. Tim Tebow
14. Buddy the Elf
13. Ferris Bueller
12. Stephen Colbert
11. Jason Mraz
10. Adam Richman
9. Jim Halpert
8. Tina Fey
7. Seth Meyers
6. Joel McHale
5. Amy Poehler
4. B.J. Novak
3. Dustin Pedroia
2. Mindy Kaling
1. Jimmy Fallon

Good list!

The list by the numbers: Thirty-three of the people on this list are comedians. Twenty-four are fictional characters. Eleven are athletes. Eleven are entertainment personalities. Six are actors. Six are musicians. Six are writers. Three are iconic figures.

Also worth noting is this. With the twenty-four fictional characters subtracted (making the new total at seventy-six), only six of the seventy-six are dead. Stay alive, you remaining seventy!

Thanks for following along.

Farewell, Jameer Nelson

Jameer Nelson has played with the Orlando Magic for his entire professional career. He was drafted by the Denver Nuggets, however, in 2004, but immediately traded to Orlando, where he spent ten seasons. He was eventually named team captain before being released by the team on June 30. It's too bad, he was the longest tenured player there. I always knew him with the Magic and I hate to see him depart, but my team's still got a bright future. As for Jameer, he's signed with the Dallas Mavericks. Thanks, Jameer, for your great play.

A Day Off for The Emmys of All-Time

As we wait for the final preliminary votes to come in, The Emmys of All-Time will take a break today and tomorrow. It's been go go go since they started, so it's nice to slow it down. Although, be sure to vote before the next round begins! Check back, Sunday.

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