This Remix of "Alice in Wonderland"

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Manchester United fans

From Wikipedia:

The atmosphere produced by the fans has, however, been criticised at times. In 2000, comments made about sections of the Old Trafford crowd by the then-club captain Roy Keane, claiming some fans could not "spell football, never mind understand it" led to them being dubbed the "prawn sandwich brigade"

FULL DISCLOSURE: I am a Manchester City supporter, so United fans can suck it.

This sea of red was observed in the wildby an associate of
the Professor at the recent Man United vs Man City match.

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This blog

No, not THIS blog. This one: RubyMutant

The online home of "Ask a Redhead". I'm assuming the author of that blog is the offline home as well.

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"Red Right Hand" - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

I know this song from the Scream trilogy (my, what a fancy way to describe that series), but it has appeared in other films and television series. The first thing most people think when hearing this song is "Wow, that sounds really creepy and scary".

The first thing I think of when I hear this song?

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This Clip from "Mad Men" - SEASON 3 SPOILER

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Hammer Time

From Wikipedia:

Hammer's dance style not only helped pave the way for the Bay Area Movement called Hyphy,^[141] but also helped to bring hip-hop and rap to the Bay Area. His dancing skills are still taught to this day. With his popular trademark Hammer Pants, one phenomenal difference from Hammer versus other performers during his heyday was that he was an entertainer, both during live shows and in music videos. His flamboyant dancing was as much a part of his performances as rapping and musical instruments were.

With high-energy dance routines, he was often considered one of the greatest dancers. While adding his own techniques, Hammer adopted styles from James Brown and The Nicholas Brothers such as the splits, and feverish choreographed dance routines including leaps and slides, most notably. His creation of such dances as "Hammer Dance"^[142] (or the "Typewriter Dance") and the use of "The Running Man" and the "Butterfly," among others, made his flashy and creative dance skills unlike any others at the time.

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"Purple Rain" - Prince and the Revolution

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