The Neil Patrick Harris-David Burtka family sure gives this family a run for their money in Family Halloween Costuming! Edit: And here’s their pictures from the two last year: [Neil Patrick Harris on Twitter]
A very complete, in a kind of senseless way, guide to the aliens of the Star Wars universe. Ever heard of Star Wars Episode III: A N00b Hoop? Yeah, me neither! [Neil Cicierega]
While taking photos of costumers at MCM London Comic Con 2014 for us, Nick and Gary also filmed some footage to produce their usual geektastic cosplay music video of the event. Check it out! [Sneaky Zebra]
Sure, we’ve posted a TARDIS pumpkin last week, but this one definitely takes the palm. Too bad the inside is so small. It also needs a swimming pool. [Source: dreamfall – Reddit | NA]
Oomph, a company that makes plastic cards, compiled a list of 40 popular logos that feature hidden messages about the brand they represent. I learned a lot of interesting trivia thanks to this infographic! Edit: The BMW logo does not represent a moving propeller but the Bavarian Free State colors of blue and white. Thanks […]
I haven’t laughed this much in a while. HAKUNA MATATA! From HISHE: Ultron quotes movies, and it’s super creepy. Enjoy our animated alternate parody ending to the hit teaser trailer Avengers: Age of Ultron. [HISHE]
Watch as Greg Aronowitz from BarnyardFX carves and tinkers a pumpkin to look and move like R2-D2. Check it out! [BarnyardFX]
Real estate website Trulia calculated the 25 worst cities to be in — or flee to — during a zombie apocalypse. Their criteria? Highest walk score, lowest hardware store density, highest hospital density, and most congestion. Incidentally, Atlanta isn’t even on the list! [via The Huffington Post]
History geeks among us will know that the traditional carved vegetable of the Halloween season was not–as it is commonly seen today–the pumpkin, but rather the humble turnip. While some cite the practice to the legend of Stingy Jack, the mythology behind the turnip goes much farther back into the Celtic age. According to some […]
Check out this new trailer for Syfy’s upcoming drama “12 Monkeys,” which is based on Terry Gilliam’s excellent movie (1995) of the same name. “12 Monkeys” will debut January 16th on Syfy. [IGN]