Fake Holidays is about the artificial creation of holiday-created themed parks or areas that resemble foreign milieus that come off looking cheap. Reiner Riedler’s camera captures some truly fake scenery depicting ridiculous portraits of deceptions, cheesy at best. The holiday business is a very lucrative one and those on a shoestring budget have to find alternatives in their own homes. Reiner assembled some truly bizarre tourist traps in the world.
Walking With Dinosaurs –the Arena Spectacular is a dramatic North American Tour which began on July 11, 2007 in Tacoma, WA. The show has played in more than 70 venues and presented 500 performances throughout the US, Canada and Mexico. More than 2.4 million audience members across the continent have experienced the dinosaurs live, the […]
Corinne Maier the author of No Kids: 40 Good Reasons Not to Have Children, is a mother in her own right of two kids. She writes No Kids as a metaphor of “natalsim” and the family life. Having lived the life of a mother, she feels that she is an ardent advocate of not having […]
The excitement of seeing your own baby by ultrasound is an event every mother and father want to share together as a couple and family. Now thanks to science you can have an actual model of the world’s next model citizen right from the womb. New scanning techniques now allows expectant mothers to bring home […]
New York City is crazy for cupcakes. The streets of NYC are littered with street vendors selling these little cupcakes that can fetch close to $5.00 a pop. The city has developed a sweet tooth for these sugar delicatessens. Many attribute this craze to a Sex and the City episode in which Sarah Jessica Parker […]
The Girls’ Guide to Rocking, How to Start a Band, Book Gigs, and Get Rolling to Rock Stardom. Since the death of Les Paul, the greatest guitar aficionado who played till he was 94. The guitar quarters has always been a boys club for many years. Heart , Joan Jett, and Lita Ford are regarded […]
Quentin Tarantino and Kevin Smith would have a hard time peddling their independent movies in today’s climate in the movie industry. Gone are the days of “Clerks” and “Reservoir Dogs” taking film festivals by storm. Independent film makers of such recent movies are having a hard time selling their movies to the big studios who […]
Brains isn’t everything some might say, but sometimes you have to use your head. An engineering student did just that, when he could not figure how to use the electrical glass doors to exit the building he was in. In case of emergency, break glass. This one gatecrasher who will never live this one down. […]
Are you losing your hair when it comes to feeding young kids, Fred and Friends have the coolest plate-set for those finicky small eaters in your house. You know the little kids who play with their food that frustrate the hell out of you and a fight will ensue. Now you can trick them into […]
Is this the beginning of a revolution? Bicycle spokes revolution that is. Montreal has the Bixi and Denver the B-cycle and both are leading the way by the European inspired bike green program. Boston, New York, Ottawa, and Seattle are in talks with Montreal program inventors who hope to incorporate the successful Bixi program in […]
Imagine if Apple was still using their original logo designed by Steve Jobs and Ronald Wayne. Your iPhone would not look so cool with Isaac Newton sitting beneath a tree with an apple above his head just about to inspire him. Most people are not aware that the Apple logo derives from the noggin fruit hit on Sir Isaac Newton, not the Adam and Eve apple.
Daniel Kraus captures the essence of summer with this cross promotion video to help sell his first book. The filmmaker turned author uses all the tools at his disposal to create a top notch video that entices you to read more about his new book. The Monster Variations seems like a sleeper surprise for this […]