Today’s videos feature Wes Anderson’s lastest movie ‘Moonrise Kingdom’ trailer, a Wall-E/Prometheus trailer mash-up, a mean cat, and…crow roof tubing.

Ha, Seth Rogen drinks Snapple. Yeah, well, have you ever met Tom Cruise in person?

How is the modding community just now getting around to this? GTA IV as a T1…yes, please.

This video just goes to show that snow tubing can be enjoyed by any species. These creatures can fly, and snow tubing is still fun.

Gravity, what a buzz kill. Seriously though, this is an amazing video that looks like a lot of time went into it.

GRAVITY // UN RÊVE DE DEMAIN from Filip Piskorzynski on Vimeo.

I wonder if there has ever been a scientific study done to see if tumbleweeds are as common in the real west as they are in the west in cinema.

Wes Anderson is one of the greatest examples of hit/miss to me. The movies of his I like, I really like, and the feeling resonates on the exact opposite end of the spectrum. This one looks like it could be a hit…Bruce Willis is in it.

The same guy that brought us the Lion King/Dark Knight Rises trailer mash-up has given us another great work to enjoy…

I don’t see how people own cats, I’m the one that gets to knock things out of peoples’ hands in this household!

To be fair, Paul Boutin was well ahead of the curve, writing on Friday, "On Gawker, Nick Denton’s mirror post of Tom Cruise’s Scientology promo video is closing on 1.5 million views – comparable traffic to all of Valleywag so far this month."  But of course, Boutin operates under the same Gawker Media umbrella, so Hitwise’s follow-up is still worth seeing.

Heather Dougherty states, "After posting a copy of the video, the market share of visits to Gawker.com increased 178% on Tuesday, January 15th from the previous day.  Traffic also increased another 72% on the next day (from Tuesday), where traffic peaked surrounding the event . . . .  The Scientology website also experienced a spike in traffic, where the market share increased 450% on Tuesday, January 15th from the previous day."

So how can the average eBusiness site duplicate these numbers?  Well, aside from pissing off rich religions and carrying celebrity news, there may not be any easy way.  Still, blogs can take a shot, and it seems likely that staying up on current events and tossing in references when possible will make any site look a more flexible and modern.

Links to Scientology information on the Internet that do not end up at the Church’s official website frequently hit a "Page not found" error. The group regularly claims material about it falls under copyright, leading to a DMCA takedown request.

The latest episode of this took place when a video taken of Cruise discussing Scientology showed up on YouTube. Its appearance coincided with the release of a book by Andrew Morton, Tom Cruise: An Unauthorized Biography.

Google took the video down after receiving the Church’s DMCA notice. The News.com AU site said Google denied having "buckled under pressure" in complying with the legal request.

That report also noted the video, running about nine minutes in length, had been culled from a three-hour piece available to Church of Scientology attendees. The Church claimed the clip had been pirated from a DVD.

Those who missed the clip on YouTube can still view it at Defamer. A takedown notice promptly followed, but Defamer’s parent firm, Gawker Media, replied to that stating the piece was being used "in the context of news reporting and critical commentary."