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February 03, 2012

Bankrupt Kodak Corporation is taking its name off the Hollywood theater where the Oscars are held. Obviously, while reorganizing and cutting costs, they don't want to spend the money for such a purely ceremonial designation. But this evening, another reason to disassociate from the theater came up, as an incident outside the theater ended with the pepper spraying of 'Captain Jack Sparrow' [more inside]

February 02, 2012

To my old master : from an emancipated slave to Colonel P.H. Anderson on being asked to return to Tennessee.

Space Stallions may look like a promo for a Thundercats/Voltron/BraveStarr-era cartoon, but it's actually one of the Bachelor Films from students at the Animation Workshop at Denmark's VIA University. And that's not all! [more inside]

January 31, 2012

#BelieveInSherlock VERY SPOILERY, of "Sherlock" Season 2, as well as predictive of Season 3. [more inside]

January 30, 2012

Who's your favorite weirdo? .
S. Gross Mr. I am blind, and my dog is dead
vs
G. Wilson Mr. Cracked Cosmos

Scroll down in the hairygreeneyeball links for yummy delicious comics

Of course there's mo' betta inside [more inside]

Upside Down, Left To Right: A Letterpress Film. "A short film about letterpress and one of the few remaining movable-type printing workshops in the UK, situated at Plymouth University, featuring Paul Collier." [Via]

January 28, 2012

Ronald Searle, arguably Britain's foremost cartoonist, iconic illustrator of the St Trinian's books (more here and here) and Molesworth, died at the end of last year at the age of 91. [more inside]

January 27, 2012

Cool Leaderboard games I thought that some of these leaderboard Proxy Gaming are easy to play, Boy was I wrong! they are so freaking tough it took me about half an hour to figure out just one game. Anyone here can do better?

Reimagining Classic Art With Robots/Dragons/Superheroes/Steampunk/Etc.

January 25, 2012

The girl with 7 horses. [Via]

January 24, 2012

This WAS Dick Tufeld Speaking... One of TV's most ubiquitous voices has passed away at the age of 85. From scores of commercials to awards shows to the 'brought to you by's. Most notably, he was the identity voice for all of Irwin Allen's '60s sci-fi shows where he also provided the voice to Lost In Space's most beloved non-human. [more inside]

January 23, 2012

Private Sector Failure #37,485 Oil and gas drilling rights leases are leaving thousands of rural landowners totally fracked. [more inside]

Lost Your Pet? I saw a sign on a telephone pole near my house that had a photo of a missing cat. It listed this website, too, so I went to check it out. There are four missing pets near me!

January 22, 2012

Comic Strip of the Day provides excellent analysis of the better examples of funnypaperdom and sometimes webcomickery. (For the worse examples, there's The Comics Curmudgeon) But Sunday's feature is special, as blogger Mike Peterson spotlights Cul De Sac for Alice Otterloop's first encounter with Alice in Wonderland (while also addressing Prince Valiant, Maus and Fred Basset).

Star Trek Parodies Most are videos. Some are parodies of the trailer for the first movie, others are just general parodies.

January 21, 2012

Star Wars Uncut Hundreds of wannabe film makers film fifteen second segments of home made Star Wars segments. This is the result.

January 17, 2012

Bob Dylan Talks About Painting He also likes to do a little painting himself.
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January 15, 2012

Strange illustrations Don Kenn
Wouldn't these make a great flash game?

Hornets vs. Bees via

January 12, 2012

Heads Blow Up. Possibly the last cinematic Supercut you may ever want to see (or ever wanted to see).

January 11, 2012

SLYT: The cast of Spongebob re-record classic movie scenes. My favourite is Singing in the Rain.

January 09, 2012

Proof that "Infographics" are not a new idea (or pigs that are so ugly you want to fling odd-shaped birds at them)

Scientists make events "disappear" using "Time-holes" There's about a four-year stretch I refer to as "High School" that I'm hoping they can erase retroactively.

January 06, 2012

Public school gives out bibles.

January 04, 2012

Gene Shalit was the resident movie critic and sometimes-co-host of The Today Show from 1970 to 2010 (no, he hasn't died). His love of puns (and chroma-key decorated 'Critics Corner') is chronicled in this 1:20 'supercut'. [more inside]

January 03, 2012

When American Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney wanted to stand up on a chair to address the people at an Iowa campaign stop, one of his aides held the chair to prevent an embarrassing fall, while trying to stay off-camera. He failed, and became an instant celebrity and reluctant symbol of the multi-millionaire's candidacy*. Some are trying to fast-track this into Meme status. Gentlemen, start your Photoshops. [more inside]

January 02, 2012

Lost Mayan city found in Georgia. Called Yupaha, the Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto searched for it unsuccessfully in 1540. Now a South African archeologist has hit paydirt! It's on a Cherokee sacred heritage site however... Not sure how that will end up playing out as excavations continue. The researchers are saying the Cherokees never built these ruins, which date to around the year 800.

January 01, 2012

The Philosoraptor Song a little ditty so trivial, its creator pre-apologizes for it. Enjoy.

December 31, 2011

Curious, George: How are you? Hey, Monkeyfilter, how've you been? What's been going on? Any year end highlights you want to share? Any must have experiences? [more inside]

December 30, 2011

Euphemisms You gotta love 'em, ifyouknowwhatImean. Of course, there is a Web-Based Euphemism List. [more inside]