Creators of “Auto-Tune The News” Get a TV Pilot Dan Koelsch, August 15, 2010 The Gregory Brothers are one of my favorite acts on YouTube, and now they are finally getting their mainstream calling. The group, consisting of brothers Evan, Andrew, Michael, and Evan’s wife Sarah, often auto-tune subjects in viral videos to make full songs. They are also known for their self-explanatory “Auto-Tune The News” series. Comedy Central has picked up a pilot which will have the group doing much of the same, as well as feature behind the scenes clips. Check out a few of the group’s recent videos after the break, including the popular “Double Rainbow” and “Bed Intruder” songs. As Mashable mentions, The Gregory Brothers are joining the bevy of Internet talent breaching out into TV. We’ve already seen The Onion and the Twitter account “Shit My Dad Says” get television shows. Who do you think should be next? News Viral News Viral Videos Auto-Tune The NewsThe Gregory BrothersViral video
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Strange Interactive Site For Park Chan-wook’s ‘Stoker’ Lets You Read Letters To India November 29, 2012November 30, 2012We’ve posted a trailer for Park Chan-wook English language debut Stoker earlier this year. There were subtle hints of Alfred Hitchcock and Brian Del Palma woven into the fabric of this psychological thriller. Now a new interactive site welcomes you into the world of the movie. Hit the jump to… Read More
Awesome. Saw this on them too. Documentary style. Those guys never fail. http://watch.workbookproject.com/video/4082971-radar-27-auto-tune-the-news