Happy Slurpee Day! You can still get some sort of free ice drink from 7/11 today, right? Yes you can!
Awesome story about a Seinfeld episode that almost was, but (un)fortunately, never happened.
Pink Floyd albums, ranked. Not sure how Animals isn't #1, but I guess that's just me. You probably can guess what #1 is without seeing the list.
Youtube just got a lot more live concert music friendly. With this Music Vault deal they just made, you'll be able to see some pretty cool concert footage.
Enjoy this completely impossible timeline of the Planet of the Apes world.
The dark, sordid story behind the Noid, Domino's popular, yet controversial mascot, way back when pizza chains apparently had mascots. Until the bullets flew.
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Friday, July 11, 2014
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Cool Shit 7/11
If you live near a 7/11 today and don't get a free Slurpee, you're stupid. And that's my PSA of the day. Onto the links...
Hidden stuff in paintings. Seems like Dan Brown may have been onto something!
So a SyFy movie called Sharknado exists. And it will be on tonight. And Tara Reid is in it. As well as Ian Ziering. Recently there was a conference call for reporters about it. (Don't click if you don't want to read about spoilers, though I'm not sure it's possible to spoil anything in a movie called Sharknado. You should pretty much understand what you're getting into with the title, no? Anyway here's a terrible trailer for it as well:
And if you're really interested in how the movie got made, from a Hollywood standpoint, check out this article on Asylum, the production company that makes these movies.
Now these are some nice couches. I would fuck all of them! (Please don't tell me that reference is already too old to make).
Here are 6 graphs that pretty much explain why summer blockbusters suck. And here's an article about how sequels and blockbusters destroy the market for all other films. Basically Hollywood is eating itself in order to turn the biggest profit as quickly as possible, instead of looking for solutions that might help them down the road.
Hidden stuff in paintings. Seems like Dan Brown may have been onto something!
So a SyFy movie called Sharknado exists. And it will be on tonight. And Tara Reid is in it. As well as Ian Ziering. Recently there was a conference call for reporters about it. (Don't click if you don't want to read about spoilers, though I'm not sure it's possible to spoil anything in a movie called Sharknado. You should pretty much understand what you're getting into with the title, no? Anyway here's a terrible trailer for it as well:
And if you're really interested in how the movie got made, from a Hollywood standpoint, check out this article on Asylum, the production company that makes these movies.
Now these are some nice couches. I would fuck all of them! (Please don't tell me that reference is already too old to make).
Here are 6 graphs that pretty much explain why summer blockbusters suck. And here's an article about how sequels and blockbusters destroy the market for all other films. Basically Hollywood is eating itself in order to turn the biggest profit as quickly as possible, instead of looking for solutions that might help them down the road.
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