Nat Gertler’s The Peanuts Collection: Treasures from the World’s Most Beloved Comic Strip is perhaps one of the greatest collection of Peanuts memorabilia in book form. This is the ultimate book for the Peanuts enthusiast. If you live in North America it’s a good chance that Peanuts has crossed your life at one point or […]
There is always one in the crowd. Boastful and bigger. Who has the biggest hand held yo-yo? Chris Allen, the professional yo-yoist has that claim for now. He is the big dog in the yard and owns the biggest yo-yo. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see […]
Aspirins – Cutter by Alex Harrison is a carousel of playful sounds and plastic mechanically dancing in ambiance. It has a little Modern Times homage of sprocket genius. As the wheels of progress keep chiming away life just keeps on beating away around us. The rainbow like colors allure the senses as the marriage of […]
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 […]
I am enamored by the new Tang packaging. Enough with that dull old green and orange. The space drink now is a bit more tangy. “Revival of a dying brand is a favorite challenge of the design and research studio Streng. The Streng UXD team kicked off this project with a large scale participatory study. […]
True Grit is one of those movies that should not be remade. John Wayne’s zombie body would come out and eat the comatose brain that came up with this idea and spit out like cheap tobacco. Pitooie! One thing about this movie, Jeff Bridges is a dead ringer for Kris Kristofferson. Maybe Kris had the […]
Animators are churning all kinds of animated shorts. Anybody with Adobe Flash and Photoshop can spit out a cartoon and post it up on the net. Not too many are of great caliber like Salesman Pete created the group of Marc Bouyer, Max Loubaresse, Anthony Vivien, Cyrille Marchesseau, and Mael Vignaux of France. Pete is […]
Ever wonder what happens to an email when you press the send button? Jake Hollomon created this fun animation to explain just how an email gets delivered. It’s not that easy as some might think. The un-stoppable binary brothers always bring your email on time. The Binary Brothers operate a courier service within the Web. […]
At times, we tend to overlook the significant sacrifices that parents make on behalf of their children. In a society abundant with resources, numerous narratives depict families struggling to fend off hunger and grapple with financial challenges. The present-day economy presents formidable challenges for many, prompting us to reminisce about simpler times when less meant […]
Now you can act just like Michael Cera. You could perpetually stay in arrested development as an actor. I sort of gave up my ambition to be handsome… I was excited about people thinking I was an idiot. (on his love of awkward silences): Yeah, that’s my favorite thing. I always kind of end up […]
John Nese owner of Galcos Soda Pop Stop in LA and runs the mecca of soda pop in the world. With over 500 sodas from the world he is passionate about his niche market in the world of Coca-Cola and Pepsi. The walking encyclopedia of soda pop knowledge is ready to share his insights and […]
Parkour is a thing of beauty when executed properly. When it’s not the results can be disastrous. Competition pushes people to fight against others for the satisfaction of a crowd and/or the benefits of a few business people by changing its mindset. Parkour is unique and cannot be a competitive sport unless it ignores its […]