G R E E N G O L D  F I L M

Thin Lizzy, "That Woman's Gonna Break Your Heart," 1977.  One of my truly favorite songs of all time.

Long lost photos, locked away until after the campaign, from Obama's college days.  Featured in Time magazine's "Person of the Year" issue.

The U.K.'s Boxer brings us a fine holiday greeting: cakes and turkeys thrown at peoples heads in slow motion.  Skipping to the middle is recommended.  Via Made in England by Gentlemen.

Currently on eBay you can buy both a DeLorean ($34,999), and a Back to the Future DeLorean Time Machine Interior Kit ($4000).  More info below from Video Bob at BTTFSTUFF.com.

Arriving in tomorrow's mail, The Magic Christian,1969, with Peter Sellers and Ringo Starr.  Based on the book by Terry Southern.  I hope it's all as good as it sounds, and as good as this scene.

Sci-Fi-O-Rama: "A visual scrapbook for cataloging inspiring Art, Graphics and Illustration with a Sci-Fi or Fantasy Slant."

The Grateful Dead interviewed and performing "Mountains of the Moon" and "Saint Stpehen" on Playboy After Dark, hosted by Hugh Hefner, 1969.  Sort of stunning footage on a variety of levels.  More here, including "Turn on Your Lovelight."

Related: Hef with Sharon Tate and Roman Polanski.

Opening title sequence for psychedelic spy freakout British TV series, The Prisoner, 1967.  Ø: We Made This.

From The Guardian, a day in the life at Ferran Andria's El Bulli, said to be the greatest restaurant in the world.  

David Byrne, interviewing himself, in a promo for Stop Making Sense.