Category: Headlines
-
It turns out that our consumerist impulse stimulates the same part of the brain that fires when we’re on the trail of a great idea. As we go through the trial and error of executing an idea – What if I tried this? Ah! Now what about this? – we’re using those same wanting, hunting,…
-
Kermit hurts too. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
-
I could see where things were headed. The toy business began to drive the [Lucasfilm] empire. It’s a shame. They make three times as much on toys as they do on films. It’s natural to make decisions that protect the toy business but that’s not the best thing for making quality films…. The emphasis on…
-
Once Again, Duct Tape Is There For Us This time solving the obesity problem by simply applying a strip of tape down the middle of shopping carts, creating a space designated for healthy items (and leading people to buy more fruits and veggies in the process). [via]
-
Game On (in 2012).
-
Avatar Rerelease to Feature Na’vi Sex James Cameron on the hottest scene between two CGI blue people ever created*: “It’s been restored, every last frame of it. Seriously. I would say, just so that we correctly manage people’s expectations, it does not change our rating at all. I would call it more of an alien…
-
Researchers Propose Serving Free Cholesterol Drugs With Fast Food Meals A.K.A. the Happy Arteries Meal.
-
Behold the Shopsin’s MO’BETTA: A maple bacon and egg sandwich on mac and cheese pancakes. (Thanks to Steve for the link.)
-
Help Make SXSW 2011 Ballsier Vote for our panel, ‘How Blogs With Balls Are Saving Sports Media’, in the 2011 SXSW Panel Picker.
-
Philip Guston Stationary Figure (1973) [via]
-
Give up the search, Keith Olbermann This guy, who stole money raised for a girl’s dying wish of a house where she could have her own bedroom for the first time, has Worst Person in the World locked down for pretty much the rest of 2010. (Thanks to Colin for the link.)
-
Dennis Hopper, Bill Cosby (Map to the Stars), 1965, gelatin-silver print, 24 x 16 in., © The Hopper Trust, courtesy of The Hopper Trust and Tony Shafrazi Gallery, New York [via] (Thanks to Dude Ror for the link.)
TrojanWire 