Why Does Everyone Love…Bob’s Burgers?
In today’s installment of “Why Does Everyone Love…?” I’m taking on a show I’ve heard nothing but praise about for a while now. Four years in fact, meaning I’m really behind the times catching up…
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NBC’s Dracula Blurs the Line Between Man and Monster
Bram Stoker’s novel is an immortal cultural touchstone that inspired a bottomless subgenre of bloodsucking entertainment that has persisted in every medium since. That said, it’s been done to death and beyond. There is no…
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Three Cultural Touchstones Ruined By Time
“Timeless” is a misleading word. We tend to apply it to things that we really like, without really considering what the word actually means. In reality, it’s a pretty high bar. You’re talking about a…
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Mental Mario Versus Everyone
Sebastian von Buchwald is an interesting guy. He has an enormous series of digital art pieces that depict an enraged Mario fighting pretty much everyone from every video game ever made. And things tend to…
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Just Your Average Wallpaper
Megan Roslarian enjoys a good pattern and spent quite a while designing this one. Wait for it. Wait for it. Annnnd Cthulhu has consumed your soul. Check out some of her other work here.
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Is This For Real? Loki Screentests as Thor
No, you’re not hallucinating, this is really Loki, Tom Hiddleston, doing a screen test for the role of Thor. It’s part of the Thor: The Dark World DVD extras, proving that yes, it’s still worth…
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Grumpy Cat Invades Disney Movies
It seems Grumpy Cat’s fifteen minutes of fame aren’t over quite yet. I mean, that’s like three month in cat time, right? Anyway, he’s back in this new series of prints from artist Eric Proctor…
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Debate of the Day: What Do You Want From Nintendo?
News broke today that Nintendo missed nearly all of their sales expectations for the year, and suffered an operating loss in the process. While the 3DS is doing alright, the Wii U is struggling desperately,…
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Seven Breathtaking Fully-Orchestrated Video Game Soundtracks
Video game soundtracks have come a long way since the Atari days. Back then, beeps and boops were all you had. Some games made do with these limitations and excelled, but others produced auditory abominations…