The ’80s: The Decade That Made Us, A National Geographic Miniseries Narrated by Rob Lowe
“The ’80s: The Decade That Made Us” is a three-day and six-part miniseries on the National Geographic Channel hosted by Rob Lowe. It takes us…
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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, New Teaser Trailer and Posters
Lionsgate released a new teaser trailer and posters for the upcoming Francis Lawrence directed film sequel, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. It is the based…
Time Travel in Movies Flowchart
Mr. Dalliard created an informative flowchart that shows Time Travel in Movies (here is a larger image). via I Love Charts
An Excited Talking Dog Wants a Kitten
In this cute video by Pets Add Life and Andrew Grantham of Talking Animals, an excited talking dog named Clyde verbally expresses to his owner…
Roarcraft, A ‘World of Warcraft’ Remix by Pogo
“Roarcraft” by Perth, Australia-based electronic music producer Nick Bertke (aka “Pogo“) is a remix made using numerous audio clips from the video game, World of…
John Belushi’s 1975 Screen Test For ‘Saturday Night Live’
John Belushi does a great impression of Marlon Brando and more in a screen test for Saturday Night Live in 1975. video via BrassMonkeyOE via…
Custom Electric Guitars Shaped Like Spaceships From ‘Star Wars’
UK-based Tom Bingham, a 64-year-old retired printer, created an impressive collection of custom made electric guitars in the shape of various spaceships from Star Wars…
CephaLovePod, A Lovable Octopus Illustration by Phineas X. Jones
“CephaLovePod” is an illustration by Chicago-based artist Phineas X. Jones of Octophant that depicts a lovable octopus all cuddled up around a harpoon in the…
Woman Puts Herself Into Pop Culture on Facebook With Custom Cover Photos
Redditor RubberDogTurds has created a clever series of custom Facebook profile and cover photos that place her into popular films, television shows and video games.…
Working From Home: A List of ‘Pros as Cons’
Doghouse Diaries created a witty webcomic that lists off the “pros as cons” of “Working From Home.” Four to four seems like a TOTALLY reasonable…