Author: Tony M.

Sandbox World Travel North Conway, New Hampshire

Sandbox World Travel correspondent Mike Cohen is on vacation once again with his family and his yearly trek through eastern North American. Here is a first of many trips this summer, his first stop is at North Conway in New Hampshire. Mike finds family nooks traveled less then the usual tourist destinations. It’s a an […]

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Pluto Pluto Sound Toy for the iPhone

Pluto Pluto Sound Toy for the iPhone from Pluto Pluto on Vimeo. If you are holding out to get an iPhone, here is another mindless reason to either get one or not depending how constructive your time is to you. It seems that there is new app coming out every other day. Pluto Pluto Sound […]

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Veeo the Car of the Future

Could this be the car of the future? Colombian designer Catalina Nuñez Galvez devised a new spacious automobile that looks like a giant bumblebee that will quietly hum through any city in the future. It is christened the car Veeo. If the car fails to attract attention, they can turn it into a glorified golf […]

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Kieron Williamson Prodigy Painter

Kieron Williamson from Norfolk in England does not paint with his fingers or by numbers, he is six years old and is a child prodigy with a bent for painting amazing watercolor paintings

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The Cult of the T-Shirt

Call it wolfs-bane or the lure of the opposite sex. A Keene, N.H.-based t-shirt company called the Mountain from out of nowhere started producing the Three Wolf Moon t-shirt and selling it on Amazon. It looks looks like a t-shirt that one would buy from a souvenir shop in any North American tourist trap. However, […]

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Danny Way Did it his Way

What can you say about a guy who skateboards at 45 feet high and comes crashing down to grace hitting the ground with his feet and his sneakers literally come off his feet at the 2007 X Games. You would say he was crazy, but not in Dogtown. Danny Way is a god to the […]

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Woodstock Celebrates 40 Years

The Woodstock Festival we came to know was not the original one that was put down on paper.  Here is a list of bands that refused to come to the festival for August 15,16, and 17 in 1969. Last minute changes were made to accommodate space for the bands that refused to come to a […]

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Metal Shakespeare Company

Heavy Metal has spawned into many forms since the early 80’s. Since the beginning it has always been based more on theatrics with repetitive power chord guitars droning head-banging rhythm . Metal Shakespeare Company is a different beast, it brings the theater into metal as the basis of inspiration. The bard is the muse of the […]

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Madonna’s Greatest Hits Album

It’s no secret that Madonna is a big Marylin Monroe fan and what better way to have a greatest hit album that pays homage to both Marilyn Monroe and Andy Warhol at the same time. Mr. Brainwash, well-known French urban artist, was commissioned for Madonna’s album cover. Mr. Brainwash is garnishing a cult following in […]

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Cup of Joe Art Museum

Styrofoam cups as a canvas for art? You’ve done it and so have countless others too at coffee shops. Doodling on cups has become the fashion of the bored individual sipping a cup of Joe. This handcrafted Styrofoam cups were created by Cheeming Boey with his trusty Sharpie pen. The Malaysian born computer animator has […]

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Cola Logo Wars

For over 111 years, the enduring battle known as the Cola Wars has persisted, with both Coca-Cola and Pepsi relentlessly vying to captivate your taste buds.

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Montreal Car Surfing

People must be crazy when mimicking Saints Row 2 that depicts car surfing.  Just this summer in Montreal, they have already witnessed two incidents of car surfing, one lead to the death of Kevin Ducharme in June who was 38. In late July another Humpty Dumpty wannabe cracked her head on the concrete replicating this […]

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