While he’s at one of his local coffee shops, artist Jimmy T., the blogger behind the awesome “Morning Coffee Cup Art,” likes to draw illustrations on his coffee cups and them leaves them behind for people to find. Here are a few of my favorites among the multitude he has already created. [Source: Morning Coffee […]
Foil: The third video in “Weird Al” Yankovic’s 8 music videos in 8 days. This time, the legend takes on “Royals” by Lordes. And don’t forget: Aliens are probing us, the government is watching everything we do, and the Illuminati are a real thing! Don’t forget to wear your tin-foil hat 24/7! [CH]
Redditor Sunflower_Fortunado was moving into a new apartment, and her mom wanted to do something special. Using ticket stubs from movies that were important to her — she had been saving stubs since Zoolander in 2001 — Sunflower’s mom turned the stubs into fabric using Spoonflower.com. [via imgur]
Yep, that looks familiar… [Source: According to Devin | Follow According to Devin on Facebook]
Beginning this Friday, July 18, Barnes & Noble stores nationwide will kick off a 24-day-long celebration devoted to pop culture. “Get Pop Cultured with Barnes & Noble” will feature themed days — from comics to Frozen — complete with games, giveaways and special deals. The full schedule is below, but visit the B&N website to […]
Word Crimes: A new music video in “Weird Al” Yankovic’s 8 music videos in 8 days. Watch yesterday’s video: Because I’m Tacky: A Happy Parody by Weird Al Yankovic [alyankovicVEVO]
Disney owns ABC. Disney owns Marvel. So it only makes sense — I guess? — that the announcement of a female Thor happens on ABC’s female-centric morning talk show The View. In the new installation of the Thor comics, the mighty Mjolnir will be picked up by a woman. To be clear: Thor is not […]
From Screen Junkies: In brightest day, in blackest night, Green Lantern won’t escape our sight!! You’ve been demanding this one since the very first Honest Trailer – so we figured it was time to shine a (green) light on one of the most disappointing superhero movies ever. [Screen Junkies]
A Wall Street Journal journalist has published his Twitter password to prove the value of two-factor authentication. Christopher Mims remains unhacked, but his argument hasn’t been entirely borne out. Mims wrote a piece titled “The Password Is Finally Dying. Here’s Mine” with the subheading “Device-Based Authentication Is Making Passwords Irrelevant.” Ironically the piece is behind a […]
This is amazing. Edit: And here’s a much better version we posted a while ago, but I’ll repost it anyways. (Thanks qner!) [Quinn Halleck]