D Plot: (Not) All Is Lost

Impressive House Escape Playthrough

I like solving puzzles, so I'd probably enjoy this game, overall. I can see that there would be ways it could frustrate me, though.

~DJ Illin' Illsa~

Shield Your Home From Radiation And Get A New Mattress

If you live in Australia, you can contact this company to both shield your home from radiation and get you a new mattress.

It's all good, but their little infomercial seems a bit cobbled together. Still, it's only five minutes long. The brevity balances out the odd feeling of seeing scenes of building a house and suddenly you're being sold a mattress.

~DJ Blooming Psycho~

Father and Son Minecraft Playthrough: Fratricide and Flatulence

A bit of humor from the Asian Guy Gamer and the Asian Kid Gamer. 

~DJ Hell's Belle~

Dja Cams Gaming Video

Interesting video edit on this gaming cam video set to music.

~DJ Dolly~

Secret Towers of the Himalayas

Vesna Nežić Ružić "Volin te Istro"

KHEL 666 Fashion: Sneaker Watch with Jim Jones

Geological History of Mount Everest

Earl Dibbles Jr.: Country Boy Song

Himalayan Mountains and Mad Driving

More Nepal mountains, this time featuring crazy people doing crazy things for the entertainment of the more cautious types, like me!

~DJ Opal~

The Sunday Picture: The Mountains of Khumbu, Nepal

I would love to visit there someday, but with my myriad of physical issues and my lack of money, it's rather doubtful that I will. It's nice that someone made this little film so I can do so virtually!

~DJ Opal~

Iowa State Singers: Even When He Is Silent

KHEL 666 Food: James Martin's Food Map of Britain: Lincolnshire and the Flatlands

This is Episode 9 of Season 1.

Sweet-natured James is sort of the anti Gordon Ramsay. Dahlings, I love Gordon. I get such a big kick out of his potty mouth and his curmudgeonly behavior. If someone gives Gordon a ration of shit, he sets in on fire and throws it back at them with a grenade added for good measure. Gordon looks for what's wrong and tries to set it right in his own unique, foul-mouthed way.

James, on the other hand, looks for and finds the good. He's like a bright ray of sunshine rising in a happy morning sky. I almost expect him to be accompanied by a choir of happy bluebirds as he and his pet unicorn travel the land leaving rainbows behind as a cheery sunshine smiles through the clouds after them.

~DJ Tempest~

Swing Into Wednesday Playlist from DJ Dolly

Frank Sinatra If I Didn't Care

Thrash Tuesday: Accept

Netherworld Cinema: He Was Cool

I must be a little touched in the head, but I thought it would be fun to watch this Korean video with Spanish subtitles before I go to bed for the day, and challenge myself to see if I can remember the six years of Spanish I took through junior high and high school. It was many, many years ago.

I had a teacher who believed that one of the best ways to learn a language was to watch films or television programs in that language. I doubt I'll end up learning much Korean because I can't read their alphabet, but I actually did end up learning a little Korean watching King of High School while reading the English subtitles. 

We here at KHEL 666 are unanimous in our agreement that South Korea is creating some very fine entertainment at this time. We love our K-Pop and the Korean-made film and television that we have been able to find. 

Exploring media from different cultures also helps end prejudice, in my opinion. When one finds out more about other cultures, one comes to realize that at the core, we all want the same thing: happiness. Hate and mistrust can never manifest happiness. Only love and understanding can do so.

If you're crazy like me, you might enjoy this little cross-cultural exercise too.

Here is the movie with English subtitles, if you prefer.

~DJ Hell's Belle~

Crime Patrol

The True Crime Re-Enactment type of program has pretty much the same style the world over. Although I couldn't understand the words they were saying, what was transpiring was easy to see.

~DJ Helena~

Reflections on the 2012 Production of Anna Karenina

There have been many adaptions of Leo Tolstoy's classic novel. This 2012 production was wonderful. The performers were evidently very enthusiastic about their involvement, and it shows.
As of this writing, the film can be viewed here.

~DJ Helena~

Tracking Down the Clues of Montezuma's Treasure

The Gourds: When Wine Was Cheap

Montezuma's Treasure Is On Your Ranch

Travis Garland: Where to Land

What an amazing voice this young man has! I could listen to him for hours.

~DJ Wicked Wanda~

Golden Rhoades: Lost Utah Treasure

Territory of Utah

Key points in the interesting history of Utah.

~DJ Thalia~

Breakfast Club Interview: Kanye West

One thing is certain: he's never boring.

~DJ Wicked Wanda~

Putin and the Ukraine

This terrorist is trying his damndest to get on the list of historical monsters in power with the likes of Stalin and Hitler. 

~DJ Tempest~

The True Story Behind the Film Blood Diamonds

Robert DeNiro Wants To Make Sure You Get the Point

The Problem of Chinese Gold Mining in Ghana

The Shady Afghan Warlords Whom the U.S. Pays to Fight the Taliban

Afghanistan's Billion Dollar Emerald Mines

The Problem of Child Labor in Afghanistan's Mines