I am a huge fan of Jim Carrey.
I remember first hearing about OK GO a few years ago and while they were enjoyable for a bit, I thought they were a little too bland and generic. While my opinion of their music has improved, I have to say that my appreciation for their creative juices has expanded dramastically. Just check out two…
Parry Gripp is apparently the man behind the Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom video that hit February of last year. He followed this up with the video entitled Fuzzy Fuzzy Cute Cute, which is practically a direct sequel to his first viral video. But I found out today that Parry Gripp is actually…
I posted a while back about the Shakespearean version of “The Big Lebowski”. Well, it has since turned into it’s own cult phenomenon, inspiring many theatre groups to hop on board and bring the script to life. Well, as luck would have it, Atlanta is getting it’s own interpretation from the Shakespearean Tavern, doing a…
Where’s the trunk? …OOOOOOOoooooooooohhhhhhhhh. These are $40 here. They have some more ridiculous stuff, but I would advise against going to the Candyman website. (Note: the link is not the Candyman website, just a retailer).
I had to dig around youtube for a minute to find an embeddable player, but here it is. This is my favorite trailer for the upcoming flick, Kick Ass. If you would like to see a trailer that shows more of what the movie is about, check out after the jump.
The Rethink Scholarship is an $18,000 scholarship for aspiring art directors and designers at Langara College. The video advertising the scholarship, created by Rory O’Sullivan, is an amazing example of well thought out design. Enjoy. Rethink Scholarship at Langara 2010 Call for Entries from Rory O’Sullivan and Simon Bruyn on Vimeo.
A while back I was introduced to what is appropriately titled, The Final Boss of the Internet by my friends Teresa and Brit. To go along with that, I give you a moderately accurate picture of the internet. Go forth and spread the word of this thing known as the internet. (Picture after the jump.)
I myself have a set of identical brothers in my family. While they aren’t as identical as during their teenage years, people still often enough mistake the two. Certain groups of people often feel there is a powerful, spiritual and