I was going to let this pass, but since E Cheung asked the right question, I guess I need to answer him.

The effect likely comes not from diffraction as seen on a CD, but from thin film wave interference. The Naked Scientist (link below) has the best, quick description that I could find. Google "Oil Rainbow Effect" to get more information.

http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/questions/question/1708/

Good, 23 year-old artists have "something substantial" to offer other 23 year-olds.

I deplore people saying "In my opinion" or " ... to me." because everyone's words should be assumed to be referring to themselves and not prescriptive to others. I would concur that young artists do not have much to offer a mature and accomplished artist such as Stiller.

Jenna Marbles might disagree.

(Warning, strong language)

I wonder when someone will do this to bigfoot videos.

Am I the only one who wants to see what the guy on top looks like?

This country has "temples" built to honor all sorts of non-religious ideals: Knowledge (Library), Patriotism (Tomb of the Unknown Soldier), Justice (Courthouse). That some of these are practical is an added benefit.

For me, a temple exalting the virtues of nonspecific love (or any other emotion) is a bit stupid.

Looks like a great PR stunt.

If it were a French Fry eating contest, the guy on the near end clearly won. Maybe the money between the trays is his prize.

Ah, Quaaludes. Those were the days. The manufacturer "voluntarily" stopped production when an investigation showed that only 25% of the production was actually ending up in the hands of pharmacists.

The same goes for "too" everything.

Ah! The blank is turned and them formed. Very similar to felt hats.

I use www.goodreads.com. This brutally honest community has many ways to find new books.