Author: Tony M.

Barney Smith’s Toilet Seat Art Museum

You might remember the Alamo, but you won’t forget Barney Smith’s Toilet Seat Art Museum when you are in San Antonio – Alamo Heights, Texas. TripAdvisor.com, just named Barney Smith’s Toilet Seat Art Museum the wackiest attraction in America. This is not your typical museum, it’s located in Barney Smith’s garage. You would figure if […]

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Johnny Cupcakes Stuff

What started off as a joke has turned Johnny Earle into a household name among the cool for his indie clothing brand created in 2001. He has taken the mundane in pop culture and revamped it into something totally new and cooler. He has expanded beyond clothing and incorporated his unique take on current and […]

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Oliver Wahlstrom Hockey Prodigy

Oliver Wahlstrom is the newest hockey prodigy who plays for the Portland Junior Pirates in Maine. He is tearing up the internet with is unique shot. Oliver is only 9 years old and full of promise already for a hockey player his age. The patented move is known as “The Michigan,” which was first attempted […]

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Shrimpenstein

There was a time when local TV stations created original content for their cities. With national broadcasting, stations found little need to do local shows. Many cities throughout North America created unique shows such as Shrimpenstein. Shrimpenstein aired on KHJ channel 9 in LA from 1966 to 1968. The opening theme was sung by Dr. […]

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Lights Ice Video

Lights is a Canadian musician from Timmins, Ontario. Her unique video for her latest song is refreshing considering other videos on the market. The Björk influenced singer is building quite a following both online and the world stage. In September 2009, Lights covered the Coldplay song “Lost!”. I’m LIGHTS–a fairly small-sized, Canadian girl who makes […]

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NASA Searches for Water on the Moon

No the moon did not shift orbit. NASA’s search for water continues on the moon. Unless you live on the moon, NASA attempted to crash a rocket on the moon to try to expose water from the underground polar region. All telescopes were on the moon for signs of large plume of debris, many came […]

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Rock and Roll Artists

In 2001 Paul Stanley discovered that he had a hidden talent. He could paint. Trying to forget his troubles with a divorce at the time he found solace in painting. Paul is not the only rock and roll artist who paints. Bob Dylan and Ron Wood have been painting for years. Unlike Paul, Bob Dylan […]

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Marge Simpson Poses for Playboy

Jessica Rabbit: I’m not bad. I’m just drawn that way. Marge Simpson is about to draw some attention as she poses for Playboy. She will pose in “sexy cartoon lingerie” for the magazine. Move over Jessica Simpson. The November Playboy issue will feature a three-page spread inside the magazine. I can see there is a […]

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Tic Tac 40 Years Old

Tic Tac has been with us for 40 years with their patented “fresh entertainment” for your mouth. Seems there is a fascination for little mints in a transparent plastic container with the famous living hinge. It seems you can turn the Tic Tac container into a musical instrument. Tic Tac was created by Italian confectioner […]

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Charlotte Braun

The mysterious disappearance of Charlotte Braun from the Peanuts universe can be attributed to an ardent fan, Elizabeth Swaim, who demanded the demise of the character. Charlotte Braun was the female version of Charlie Brown. “Good Ol’ Charlotte Braun first appeared on November 30, 1954 and went ink-less as of February 1, 1955. Charles M. […]

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Free Pumpkin Carving Patterns for Halloween

Children absolutely adore the art of pumpkin carving, and their excitement knows no bounds when they dig into the pumpkin’s insides and prepare those delicious roasted seeds for a future treat. But why stick to the same old, traditional Jack-O-Lantern designs when you can take your pumpkin carving game to the next level with some […]

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