Tuesday, March 02, 2010
john denver never sounded more manly



The Old Spice ad that is now a part of our pop culture is also a beautiful love song. This had to happen.

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Tuesday, February 16, 2010
do not mess with the bears in alaska



You may wonder what it is that makes this stadium video intro for the Alaska Nanooks so unbelievably awesome.

No need to wonder...it's the power of the bear. Only Chuck Norris can stop them now.

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Monday, February 08, 2010
remix culture: how it all comes together



Think that internet memes and viral culture is completely random and without intellect?

Check out this outstanding analysis of remix culture and social play. A must view for anyone working in the socialsphere.

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print publishing: the new non-profit?



Giant Robot is the most awesome resource for Asian meets American pop culture. The trouble is, like most pubs on paper, not enough people are subscribing or paying for ads.

They've put together a pretty heart-touching video and fundraising site that explains their predicament and how they need your help.

Kind of makes you wonder if NPR-style fund-drives are the future of print publishing, doesn't it?

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Thursday, February 04, 2010
what your name means on the street



If you work in a place where you'll get in trouble for seeing nasty swear words on your computer, then ignore this post. And definitely don't click this link.

But if you're not offended by crass language, or have a potty mouth workplace, then you'll totally love this campaign by UrbanDictionary to promote their tool.

Enter your name, and learn what it might mean in street slang. (I am so happy to be named after a turd.) Cute. From pottymouth @benkunz.

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don't ask.



The latest internet meme that has everyone going gaga? Selleck Waterfall Sandwich. You don't have to understand it, you only have to respect it.

Someday, aliens will look down on our civilization and be confused.

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Tuesday, February 02, 2010
what happened to that star wars type?



Ever wonder what happened to all of those titles that flew off into space at the beginning of the first Star Wars movie? Wonder no more.

This is also proof that typography is dangerous work. Use a professional.

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Friday, January 29, 2010
the internet is perfect now



Turn off the lights, and let's go home. We can rest easy now, knowing that there's at last a site devoted to documenting hot chicks with stormtroopers.

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Thursday, January 21, 2010
classic tv remade



Watch this shot by shot fan-made remake of the intro for Perfect Strangers, and you'll know what the show might have looked like in Seattle instead of Chicago. Glorious.

You should do a version for your city.

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Monday, January 18, 2010
internet perfection



Finally, the two things that make the internet awesome have come together in one handy place.

What happens when cuteness and explosions get married: Cute Things Exploding. From YesButNoButYes.

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Thursday, January 14, 2010
the definition of "cool" has changed.



Carol Phillips has an interesting take on hipsters and how the personality of trendsetters among the millennial generation has changed.

Carol suggests that today's influencers are the "doers" in their groups. So it's much less about fashion, and much more about what they're accomplishing. Doers are fixing, leading, changing, advocating, and entrepreneuring. So influencers are actually making a difference outside their circles of influence, and thereby gaining influence inside their circle of friends.

The Breakfast Club will never be the same. From @PaughGinney.

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what it's going to be like in 2010



Ever wonder what the rest of this year might look like? Thankfully, it's all been spelled out in 2010: Living in the future.

It's pretty cool how some things are right on target:
While you are at school in one room, your parents may be at work in another. People who do office work do it at home. To keep in close touch with other people in their office they use the vision phone. The vision desk is connected to their firm’s computer, which stores all the office files. With this close contact between everybody in the office, it is easy to work from home.

You'll excuse me now, I'm getting a call on the vision phone. From Boing Boing

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Tuesday, January 12, 2010
awesomeness for your walls



LTL Prints has just created something pretty awesome. Giant wacky packages (younger folk might not remember that these were the Pokemon cards of the 1970's) that you can apply to your walls. They've made a deal with Topps and created a product that's an instant piece of art, conversation starter or homage to pop culturism.

Even better - the decals are removable and can be re-applied up to 100 times, which means even in you have a jerk of a landlord who won't let you customize your joint, you're in luck. I'm sure this is only the start to a licensed wall graphics empire.

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Thursday, January 07, 2010
milking got milk



Finally, there's a blog devoted to documenting the campaign that will never, ever go away. The Got Milk campaign must be the most parodied ad campaign in history, and it continues with each and every day.

Milking Got Milk is a group blog devoted to documenting the exploitation of this legendary addition to pop culture. Seen a "Got ____" ad around your town? Submit a photo. This could go on for eternity.

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Wednesday, January 06, 2010
super hero eighties



If some of the more famous 80's albums were realized with comic book heroes instead, the world would have been a different place.

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where sneaker freaks gather



Sneaker lovers: you'll want to head to NYC this weekend. Sneaker Con, the second annual sneaker festival will take place on Saturday.

Stop by to buy, sell, trade, or just show off your latest foot pride. The future of pop culture and fashion can be seen here. From @MTLB

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Monday, January 04, 2010
if star wars had facebook



Have you ever wondered what Star Wars might have been like, if Facebook was around? Yeah. Me too. From @paulmcenany

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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
gather the kids around the computer



As your family gathers around the Thanksgiving dinner table later this week, Blackberries and iPhones in hand, remember that families have a long history of gathering around the computer.

Technologizer has compiled a wonderful collection of ads proving this point, and celebrating everything that is family. And technology. And a time when all ads featured 12 paragraphs of body copy. Enjoy. From @bakertweets.

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Friday, November 20, 2009
nothing but sugary goodness



The Cereal Project is your center for everything breakfast. Browse through the sweetalicious package designs, cornball tv spots and loads of other tasty treats. From Flavorwire and @pete_theECA

(Yes, Dinky Donuts was made by Ralston Purina, the same company that's now more famous for Purina Dog Chow. Scrumptious.)

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Thursday, November 19, 2009
the history of skateboard art II



The author of "Disposable: A History of Skateboard Art" wasn't content with his first bible of skateboard art and has published a new tome that chronicles the history of deck design even better than his first.

Cool Hunting interviews the author to find out what makes this book even more awesome than the first. Put it on your coffee table and your friends will automatically think you're a little bit cooler than you are right now.

This comes at a good time and serves as excellent inspiration for those completing their decks for the Bordobello fundraiser. (My board is coming along quite nicely. See the progress here.)

From @charliecurve

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Friday, October 30, 2009
print lives. on halloween.



This has to be my favorite Halloween costume so far.

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Thursday, October 29, 2009
where's the cap'n??!!!!



While doing some research on a new report from Yale that says sugary cereals advertise more than the healthier ones, I came upon an internet travesty: THEY TOOK DOWN THE CAP'N.

Possibly the tastiest cereal on the entire planet, and Quaker Oats didn't believe him worthy of an interim internet site. How does this happen? Did the Cap'n fall on hard times? Why is he not on Twitter so that we can ask him all of these important questions?

Please, please, please do everything you can to support the Cap'n. Call Congress. Call our President. Wake up the Quaker Oats marketing department. Introduce them to an agency that would never let this happen. Someone, please do something.

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all your viral hits in one fast clip



To promote the fact that they've been providing internet to Sweden since 1999, Comhem produced a clip featuring all of the most popular virals since they started. How many can you identify?

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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
the sexiest zombies ever



Just in time for the zombie festivals, zombie walks and zombie bar crawls. My Zombie Pinup salutes the classic pinup style calendars with a twist: zombie girls.

Laughing Squid points out that several shots pay tribute to the classics of Gil Elvgren. Who says zombies aren't totally hot??

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Monday, October 26, 2009
names: more popular now than then



Here's a visual representation of first names appearing in the lyrics of the top five songs every year from 1891 to present. Just because it needed to be done. From Kevin Dugan.

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Wednesday, October 21, 2009
a visual history of some awesome sneakers



Skateboarding culture has infected pop culture since its birth. So whether you're a skater or marketer, you'll really enjoy a peek at Made for skate, a book all about skateboard sneaker history.

You'll see where trends were born and be inspired by some kicks that have seen their share of paved glory.

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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
before the internet, people wrote letters



Letters of Note is an awesome blog devoted to an era when people wrote things on paper. Specifically, the blog focuses on nearly famous letters.

You'll find the note from Mick Jagger to Andy Warhol especially interesting, whether you're a client, agency, or fan. Inspiring.

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Wednesday, October 07, 2009
star wars: crowd sourced



Star Wars Uncut is a crowd sourced version of Star Wars!

Here's how it works: they've cut the entire film into individual 15 second scenes. You can pick a scene, produce it however you see fit, and then upload to the site.

When they're all done, it'll be stitched together into a magnificent crowd sourced version of the film. Awesome times ten. Hurry! There's still 215 scenes free! Thanks, Bill!

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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
life on google



ResearchBuzz reports that Google's just made the entire collection of Life Magazines from 1936 to 1972 available online. That's over 1800 issues of yesteryear ready for your browsing.

It's also cool to see (on the cover pictured above) that "tweens" used to be called "subteens", and that they were going to hell in a handbasket because of heavy necking and sensual dancing. (And why don't ladies wear hats like that anymore??) From BBH Labs.

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wild things in nyc



If you're in NYC tomorrow or over the next couple of weeks, you'll have to check out the Sendak in SoHo exhibit at the Animazing Gallery. Billed as the world’s largest exhibition (& sale!) of original illustrations and etchings from the collection of artist and author Maurice Sendak, this is a must visit event!

There will be over 200 pieces on display, and if you make the opening tomorrow you'll even get to see Mr. Sendak receive a Lifetime Achievement award. Thanks, Deb!

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Friday, September 25, 2009
masters of the universe get a makeover



This is pretty hot. The Masters of the Universe realized as wearing the latest hipster fashion brands. (Because you know that this is totally how Skelator dresses on his days off.) From Waxy.

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Wednesday, September 16, 2009
astro boy for a new generation



Japanese anime lovers will either freak out in anger or delight at the fact that they're making a full length feature film of the classic Astro Boy character.

Astro Boy was created by Osamu Tezuka who is considered the godfather of manga, and was originally popular in the 1960's. Astro Boy has since become somewhat of a pop culture icon to anime fans. The producers of the new film worked with the son of Mr. Tezuka, and promise that it keeps true to the Astro Boy culture. Get your rocket feet ready.

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Tuesday, September 01, 2009
a brief history of film titles



Annyas has created a stellar archive of movie title screens. It's pretty awesome to browse through the sets of stills from as far back as the 1920's. What a great reflection of pop culture, design, technology and the film industry. Found on idsgn.

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Monday, August 17, 2009
the apple store: your new production studio



There's something totally infectious about this kid, and the fact that he produces and broadcasts his videos from the Apple store.

He's evolved and has gotten to be quite good - look at one of his earlier broadcasts and you'll see that he wasn't always entirely comfortable performing in the space.

Just begging to be a part of a fun campaign.

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Friday, August 14, 2009
life before don draper



If you're counting down the days until Sunday's premier of the new MadMen season, this should buy you some time: A complete retrospective of Jon Hamm's television and movie career. Before he was Don Draper, he was a fireman, a boyfriend and a guy with bad facial hair.

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Monday, August 10, 2009
lady gaga dressed by architects



Lady Gaga's outfits compared to architecture: nothing but awesome. If for no other reason, this gives you reason to stare at Lady Gaga's pics while at work, and wonder if she's sporting a disco stick. Go ahead, it's research.

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Sunday, August 02, 2009
reliving the hippie heyday—in posters
























Pick a genre: Surf? Spaghetti Western? Movie poster fans will probably spend a lot of their day going through all the amazing movie poster-slash-art over on Video 48. While focusing on the Philippine movie scene, it covers other countries too. The B&W imagery is what makes it. As pulp as anything Tarantino would throw down, with a little Art Chantry and San Fran music poster scene mixed in for good measure. Check it out movie freaks.

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Saturday, July 25, 2009
meet C3P0 in concert


















“Say, aren’t you...?”

“Yes. I get that a lot.”

The most famous voice in movies? Probably. Anthony Daniels, the voice of C3P0, will be narrating the live Star Wars: In Concert when it premieres in the U.S. this October. Complete with all John Williams’ original score as played by a full orchestra. (It’s already premiered in London.) As for the most famous non-human in films this side of HAL, a writer friend met him once and said that while you knew instantly who he was without looking, it was a pain for someone with such a recognizable voice being typecast. How can you ever do romantic comedies after that, people! But, even doing something as simple as placing an order in a restaurant gives you away too.

Maybe, but I bet ordering a burger with American cheese never sounded so cool.

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Wednesday, July 15, 2009
that blockhead is a freak



Ever wonder what Charlie Brown might look like as an actual human being? You can stop losing sleep over it. Yeesh.

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Friday, July 10, 2009
darth vader gets cute



Star Wars chicks are going to freak for this. Only 1,644 of these exist, and they're being sold at Comic-Con San Diego now through July 26th.

10% of the retail sales price goes to Susan G. Komen for the Cure® with a minimum guaranteed donation of $5,000. Get it for your girlfriend to justify the travel expense for a comic book conference halfway across the country. Or just get it for yourself and be all like "what...it's Darth. You got a problem with that??"

From If It's Hip It's Here.

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Thursday, July 02, 2009
coke and pepsi fall in love on twitter



After years of sitting side by side on grocery store shelves and 7-11 coolers, you kind of wonder how they didn't fall in love before. It took the magic of social media to bring to opposites together, and romance has blossomed.

Here's how it went down:
Coke sends Pepsi a tweet. Pepsi responds. And then the Twitterverse suggests that they end the war and follow each other. And now Coke follows Pepsi. And Pepsi follow Coke.

World peace is certainly next. Twitter: turning hate into love since 2009.

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Monday, June 29, 2009
paintings of places in video games



Like many fine artists, James Barnett stakes out just the right location for his oil paintings. Only James seeks these locations within video games.

"Just think of me with my blue smock, sun hat, and luxurious beard in front of an easel on a hill in Fallout 3"

Wow. From Waxy.

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a tribute told with twitter



Maybe you're tired of all of the Michael Jackson tributes and pretend news...but this one is completely different: A tribute to MJ carried forth with tweets. You'll want to watch it twice. Amazing.

From Robert Scoble

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Friday, June 26, 2009
michael jackson broke the internet



Techcrunch has an interesting story about how the Michael Jackson news spread across the internet, and the impact of mondo traffic, public interest and internet stability.

And here's a great post on how the story broke, and how credibility still has value. Even on the internet, even with Michael Jackson.

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Thursday, June 25, 2009
remember times of awesomeness or just live vicariously



Everyone loves a great music festival. If you're too uptight to go to one, or just want to see the experience through other eyes, your day is here. Festival Annual looks to be the most glorious photo annual ever assembled.

What better way to share the festival experience, than with the people that make it happen? Festival Annual is collecting the most awesome gallery of shots from festivals across the globe. The best will make the book. You can get in on the action and submit your own shots, too. Or at least follow them on Twitter. Awesome idea.

From FrankLampen

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Wednesday, June 24, 2009
how girls got slutty in 1964



Copyranter has scanned a Fredericks of Hollywood catalog from 1964. Nothing but awesomeness. And plenty of these dresses are totally hot. (But that's just an opinion.)

The girl on the cover better watch out. That dude's eyebrows and white gloves have serial killer written all over them.

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Friday, June 19, 2009
you are so much better than harrison ford



Yoostar is a new fun tool (launching in August) that allows you to insert yourself into famous movie scenes.

Seems like a cool way for you to waste away your day, and for Yoostar to promote movies. Everyone wins because it's the internet. From Jason.

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Thursday, June 18, 2009
report: 90% of our waking time is spent staring at rectangles



This is funny. And sad. And true. We should design circular internet browsers just to throw everyone off.

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Wednesday, June 17, 2009
now you can stay in the "my name is earl" motel



This may prove to be a valuable tool during the upcoming Plaid tour. A pop culture treasure map.

Want to know where Laverne and Shirley's apartment is? Or the Christmas Story house? Or the I Am Legend apartment? It's all there.

You can submit new spots, or just bask in the branding that made it all happen, from AOL and Visa. Fun. Found on Make the Logo Bigger

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Thursday, June 11, 2009
how your sneaks got their names



(And guess what - Adidas doesn't stand for "all day i dream about soccer.")

The Wall Street Journal reports on how your favorite sneakers got their names. Because that's what you count on from the Wall Street Journal. Hard-hitting pop culture and fashion history.

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Friday, May 22, 2009
rubberduckzilla is the friend of water haters



I will never drink water again. Go, go, go rubberduckzilla.

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some people try too hard



Twitter is awesome. No question. But like anything awesome, there comes a level of ridiculousness.

Tweeting Too Hard is here to expose the ridiculousness of Twitter. And that's awesome. Thanks, Banjofreak!

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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
that's stuff "for you kids"



You have to read the exchange between Nick Kinney at American Copywriter and his mom.

You'll find this absolutely hilarious, and likely completely indicative of the battle you're fighting in your own organization. Trying to get the company old schoolers to understand and embrace new internet tools and ways. Even when they know they have value. "That's for you kids."

When will the curmudgeons just leave?

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tweets on tees. because it had to be.



We just received some advance tees from the coolest new partnership on the internet: Threadless + Twitter.

Buy these for all of your twitter friends, and then give them out at the next tweet up, and then wear them around for your outside world friends to be even more confused by your twitter shenanigans. Sweet. (I mean tweet.)

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Monday, May 18, 2009
ad boy to the rescue



Check out this new book devoted to the illustrative side of advertising mascots. Adboy documents the nutty characters that have been featured in print ads, on television and on packaging.

Can't wait for your copy to arrive? Check out the Adboy blog. Quisp and Quake, RIP.

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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
poodles are the new hot



Did you ever wake up thinking that life would be soooo much better if only more people appreciated Poodle get ups?

Rejoice. Your day is here. The Divine Diva Studio is dedicated to bringing out the diva in rock star dogs. If you don't have a poodle, don't even worry. Because there's a book devoted to showcasing the grandest poodle styles in all of the land. Or enjoy the video fashion show.

Pure awesomeness.

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Friday, May 08, 2009
when 8 bit video games go bad



What would it look like if your favorite 8 bit video games from yesteryear were rendered with the real life blood and gore of today's killing games? The 8 Bit Fatality Project answers the question. From Kottke.

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Monday, May 04, 2009
how to save playboy



The publishing industry has fallen on hard times. Lots of magazines are closing up shop. And you're getting that feeling in your gut that Playboy is one of those publications that's not going to make it to the other side.

Saul Colt, often referred to as the smartest man in the world, has a plan to save Playboy. Here's the outline to Saul's plan:

1. Drop the naked ladies
2. Stop with the Rear View Mirror Air Fresheners
3. Go Back to your roots
4. Playboy should ask itself 20 Questions
5. Lock the doors to the Playboy Mansion

I have to agree. Playboy is a brand worth saving. They're not likely on the bailout list. And it's time to reinvent the brand, since people don't need to buy magazines to see naked chicks. Playboy: let's do something radical.

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smart people listen to...counting crows?



The Wall Street Journal reports about a 25-year-old Caltech graduate student that has mashed together data from those silly Facebook "Favorite Artists/Books" lists with data from College Board's SAT scores database, to create Books and Music that Make you Dumb.

It seems that the smart people are enjoying Beethoven and Counting Crows. (Sigh.) From HeeHaw Marketing

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Friday, May 01, 2009
if your fridge could tweet...



it would reach out to the world and tweet with magnets.

Until your fridge figures out social media, you can just play around with Twitter Magnets. It's like twitter, but with magnets. Or just follow the stream of other people's magnetic tweets. From swissmiss.

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everyone's doing the slap chop



Our friend Bill alerted us a while ago to the auto tune trend that's sweeping the internet.

Well stop everything, because Church of the Customer has just found the best auto-tune song yet. But wait - there's more: it's also a commercial. But wait there's more: it features slap happy Sham Wow dude. The internet is truly an awesome place.

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Friday, April 24, 2009
a reason to go to pittsburgh



Stop what you're doing. Get in your car. Drive to Pittsburgh. You must see this most awesome show that's happening at the Warhol Museum.

The Vader Project gathered together some of today's coolest artists, and asked them to reimagine the Darth Vader helmet. Star Wars + Art + Darth Helmets = a day full of awesomeness for the entire family. Hurry. The show closes on May 3. What are you waiting for??

Found by one of my Twitter friends, and I forgot who. (Sorry.)

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