Internet picks of the week

I'm Here I'm Here is a new short film from Where The Wild Things Are director Spike Jonze that's been funded by the makers of a strong alcoholic beverage. Only a limited number of people can watch it online each day, so make sure you set aside 20 minutes before logging in. One excellent element to the whole affair is that, after you've entered at the ticket booth and secured your spot, you can invite as many of your Facebook friends as you wish to then join you in the experience, whose Facebook photos you'll shuffle past as you take your virtual seat. The movie itself – a bittersweet robot love story – is wonderful, as is the soundtrack by Aska Matsumiya. The Velvet Onion Most fan sites are so specific. They zero in on the object of their affections and leave it at that. Then, when that person/thing/show/band becomes idle, so are they until inevitably they – and we – lose interest and disappear. The Velvet Onion has the right idea: not a blog just about The Mighty Boosh, it provides "quick access to the Booshniverse", the ever-expanding world of comedians, telly, music and stuff that are connected to the show and its stars Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt. To this end it covers the movements of comedian Rich Fulcher (who is currently engaged with his groupie alter ego Eleanor The Tour Whore), electro-folk prog rockers Circulus, whose members include Holly-Jane Shears and Antony Elvin, both seen in Boosh series three, and the forthcoming series of the IT Crowd as well as the latest news on Noel's hair and Julian's new comedy pilot Zimbani. Blog roll: Kent Eastcliff Richard Janet Street Porter sinks her teeth into Thanet Earth plus all the latest from Ramsgate, the Millionaire's playground. Margate Architecture The horror of Dreamland, the history of Cliff Terrace, and the wonder of Britain's leading futurist florist. Anke A day away from Tunbridge Wells is a day wasted; a blog that does a great job of persuading you this may be true. Ley Lines Of Whitstable The secret power of Whitstable revealed. Swale Is A Mess Rubbish, potholes, graffiti, fly-tipping and faded street signs from the town that time – and the local council - forgot. Shell Grotto England's leading tourist attraction that's made from shells – incorporating a secondhand junk shop. What we learned on the web this week Where to watch Logorama Shoes that make everyone the same height All the good band names are gone Cheese and pepper together at last CSKA Sofia are Europe's most dysfunctional football club What makes a fart How millennial we are What it's like to be invisible at the Oscars 15 good reasons for eating at Jones' Restaurant SpongeBob Squarepants is based on the seven deadly sins