Ray Bradbury will be turning a still very young 89 in spirit on August 22 at a bookstore in Glendale, California. He will celebrating with the release of his new graphic novel based on his award winning book, Fahrenheit 451. Sandbox World got an advance copy of the book. It’s an amazing interpretation of the […]
What do Axl Rose, Snoop Dog, Ashlee Simpson and Pope Benedict have all in common? They all work for Geffen Records, which is owned by Vivendi’s Universal Music Group. Pope Benedict’s is releasing an album called “Alma Mater” which will be available on November 30. It’s been ten years since a pope released an album, […]
The irony of whale fishing is examined by the animated music video directed by the late Heath Ledger for the group Modest Mouse. All the proceeds from the sales of iTunes downloads for the first month will go to the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. The music video examines a world where whales fish for humans, […]
The wearable towel is what it claims to be, a towel that you can wear. For those lazy people who want to fetch their papers in the early morning as not to flash too much of the crown jewels. These glorified towels with statistically placed holes can be worn as a garment. You can stage […]
Try JibJab Sendables® eCards today! Charles Nelson Reilly is enjoying a Lazarus reincarnation of sorts thanks to the folks of JibJab and Weird Al. Those too young to remember Charles Nelson Reilly head to your pirated satellite system that carries GSN. JibJab lets you paste your head into the video and join Weird Al in […]
When we hit puberty, hair becomes a significant piece of our wardrobe of how we went to project our individuality or what kind of attention we want to draw to ourselves. Don’t Judge my Hair is the latest site that celebrates that uniqueness we bare daily and the many ways people find to bring that […]
The main reason many people don’t bike is because the bicycle is not storage friendly. Who wants to lug a bicycle around and leave it outside to get vandalized or worst stolen. One 24 year old student solved that problem. Dominic Hargreaves from Battersea, London, has nicknamed his new bike, the Contortionist. You can fold […]
Bookworms with tattoos, is it possible? Tattooed people do read and librarians also have tattoos. The Texas Library Association (TLA) decided to break astray stereotypes about the tattooed culture. Yes Virginia, your librarian is not a retiree old woman who sips tea and gingerly passes her days stamping out library books. Librarians come in different […]
The enduring popularity of has even prompted a remarkable tribute in Kobe, Japan, where a colossal 59-foot Gigantor monument is currently under construction.
The hot new book by Kathleen Collins “Watching What We Eat,” focuses on the history of cooking shows. It seems the Food Network and the latest Julia Child movie is making us watch our food on a new level. Before TV cook shows, food was bland and your basic North American dishes flourished in boredom […]
Shark Week has become an annual tradition at Discovery Channel spotlighting the underwater serial killer we have come to fear and respect at a distance from the shore. The shark is a killer without mercy, a killing machine that now has become the greatest game for the main predator on earth. Man is mass killing […]
Ship of fools they are not, self-worth is a commodity hard to achieve if you have no money. It seems with the recession, more and more men are finding themselves on the street. Shunned by society, many can’t mend their lives and feel hopeless. Some turn to booze, others just drop out of the equitation […]