Author: Tony M.

Techno Tuesday

Every Tuesday is Techno Tuesday, the latest DVD titles and books come out and we always find a need to horde more crap that we don’t need. Some horde and other toss away stuff that they really didn’t need to begin with. Landfills just mount more junk for future generations. All in the name of […]

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Facelift Pill

If we didn’t have enough pills to swallow. The facelift pill is coming to tuck away those wrinkled years. So how exactly does it work? Scientists who developed the little red pill modified lycopene (a red antioxidant pigment found in tomatoes) into a form more easily absorbed by human body cells and combined it with […]

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Peggy From Mad Men

Stanley Chow is a brilliant illustrator and his interpretation of Peggy from Mad Men is really awesome. If Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce are looking for a new artist, Stanley Chow would get the call. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear […]

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Walter Breuning: The Oldest Man in the World

Walter Breuning the oldest man of the world celebrated his 114th birthday this year on September 21. (oldest verified person in the world) There have been only 5 verified men to reach 114 or more years of age. Just imagine being retired for over 50 years. What sound advice does he have for us? Plenty. […]

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The Allen Ginsberg Doll

The Allen Ginsberg figurine is a curiosity at best. I am happy to know that it is officially approved by the Allen Ginsberg Estate. ( Relatives ran out of money. Cash grab.) I just want to know when the William Blake, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and Dylan Thomas dolls are coming out. ” I saw the […]

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U.S. Acres Back Online

The Farmville gang of U.S. Acres are back again but not in print this time. The Jim Davis creation will be online according to his interview with USA Today. The strip debuted in 1986 on the back of the Garfield strip fame but lasted only a meager 3 years in syndication. Tony M.If this article […]

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Artistic Pets Trading Card Set

Illustrator Chet Phillips is letting his world go to the dogs. His artistic trading pet cards poke fun at famous artists with doggone cute references. Not to worry cat lovers, your favorite feline artists are included with their own personalities. via-chetart Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you […]

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Chiquita Banana Sticker Winners

This summer Chiquita Banana launched a contest to redraw their iconic banana sticker. We now have 18 winners and you will be seeing them at the grocery level pretty soon this November. “For nearly 50 years the familiar blue sticker has adorned Chiquita bananas,” said Tanios Viviani, Chiquita president, global innovation and emerging markets and […]

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Map of europe as americans see it

How Americans see Europe

It may sound surprising or even offensive to some, but for many Americans, their perception of the map of Europe can be quite perplexing. Building cross-cultural understanding and dispelling stereotypes requires concerted efforts in education.

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Le Noise Neil Young

Neil Young has come back from the desert and is making some noise. He is back to his old form as he teams up with Daniel Lanois. Le Noise is a celebration of controlled noise in an ambiance of bouncing guitar noise as Neil’s voice echoes and vibrates the experience of life as only he […]

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Alexa Meade Real Life Paintings

Alexa Meade’s real life paintings are so surreal and out of this world. She paints people and puts them in painted backgrounds. You would swear that it is not a real person. You can actually be part of a painting. Alexa Meade has innovated a Trompe-L’Oeil painting technique that can perceptually compress three-dimensional space into […]

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