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Paris vs New York : Franglais

Paris and New York City share something in common. They both have Statues of Liberty. Everything else is up for grabs. Vahram Muratyan shares with…

Charlie Chaplin Time Traveler Revealed

The world is abuzz with the latest Charlie Chaplin time traveler using a cell phone found in a previously unreleased footage of Chaplin’s 1928 film…

Copying

In Praise of Copying by Marcus Boon. A very interesting free read. Go ahead and copy. Copying seems to manifest as a pressing issue at…

Cover Me: Song Covers

Cover songs come in all shapes and sizes. Many of them not so good, others much better than the original. Bob Dylan would be a…

Ensemble: The Style of Music

Glenn Manucdoc of Moxy Creative showcases a captivating array of iconic clothing lines associated with some of the most prominent figures in the realm of rock music.

Margaret Atwood’s Twitter Superheroes

Margaret Atwood has nothing to prove, her illustrious writing career has earned earn many fans. Now she is a superhero designer on Twitter. She has…

MySpace Back From the Dead

The thing about being dead is that you don’t come back. MySpace is trying to resurrect from internet death. It’s like everybody abandoned their space…

The New York City That Never Was

Some men like to dream big. In 1911, Dr T. Kennard Thomson wanted to expand New York City by 50 square miles. He wanted to…

Know Your Nerds by Riccardo Bucchioni

Big Bang theorists want you to know there are different levels of nerds.  Know Your Nerds by Riccardo Bucchioni on threadless demonstrates the variations of…

Día de los Muertos: Star Wars

Día de los Muertos (day of the dead) is celebrated by Mexicans and Mexican Americans living in the United States and Canada. The day of…

The Most Dangerous Book For Kids

The Golden Book of Chemistry Experiments was supposedly banned by the government due to the fact that kids could seriously injure themselves. There are only…

Proposition 19: Turning A New Leaf

California is in deep need of new cash flow, they might just turn a new leaf come this November when they vote for Proposition 19.…

Do Not Press!

Do not press! You were warned! (fear not, nothing will happen to your computer) Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory,…

Popeye Candy Cigarettes

There is a common misconception perpetuated by some that Popeye candy cigarettes could encourage children to start smoking. I have a fondness for the nostalgic packaging of Popeye candy sticks.

Pumpple Cake: 1,800 Calories a Slice

Has the gastronomic world gone crazy as of late. It seems every month somebody is coming up with the highest calorie laced product out there.…

Geeks Carving Pumpkins

Come Halloween and Christmas, there are some people who just go overboard a tad too much. Geeks are a special breed. This Halloween they will…

Biodegradable Styrofoam Made From Milk

Got Milk? Well, you might be needing a lot more of it. Scientists have come up with a way to make biodegradable styrofoam from milk. Here is one commodity that might just shoot through the roof if a big industry gets involved with speculative stock trading. This is one true milkshake if this industry takes off.

Di Fara Pizza Documentary

Many New Yorkers will tell you that Dom DeMarco makes the best pizza in the world. It's more than a pizza. It's art. The Best Thing I Ever Done by MargaretEmily MacKenzie examines not the pizza but the man behind the pizza. Dom DeMarco is a little fraction of the mosaic that is the fabric of New York City. He relies on his senses to make pizza, he is driven by instinct. These little pieces define a people within a great cosmopolitan sea of bodies that wash up at Dom's door to taste a piece of the past on a crust of bread.

Curt Swan Face Expression Sheet

Curt Swan was the definitive Superman artist for DC Comics for many years. For three decades he penciled Superman and defined Superman to the height of his popularity. In 1986 he was unceremoniously dumped by the company that he put on the map with his one-man show. He was the true DC artist and still to this day the impact from the characters he drew still live on. The Superman face expression sheet truly distinguishes the scope of his art.