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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Second trailer for HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS
This looks fabulous. The conclusion to the most successful movie franchise of all time is almost here, broken into two parts. The first will arrive in November; the second in July of 2011. The sight of Hogwarts in ruins is … Continue reading
Ford Crown Victorias and Lincoln Town Cars discontinued by Ford
The favorite for police interceptors and limos and cabs will soon be no more. I’m not a fan of either car (I’m not the right generation to love luxury-boats), but they certainly were classics in their time. Now they go … Continue reading
Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal is a lying asshole
Sure, name calling is rude and childish and my mom told me it’s not a nice way to play, but this asshole is, well, such a colossal asshole that there’s really no polite way of putting it. Jindal has a … Continue reading
Battle of the e-reader Apps
A nice run down of a number of e-reader apps. Via ZDNet.
DC comics coming to the iPad
In a long awaited announcement, DC Comics has teamed with the comics resource site and app developer Comixology to make its comics available through the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch beginning today; and in a separate deal, DC’s comics will … Continue reading
Transform a 344 square foot living space into 24 different rooms
What to do if you live in Hong Kong and only have 344 square feet of living space to work with? How would you get all the things you need (kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, living area) out of such a small … Continue reading
WHERE’S MY SCRIPT?! Warner Bros Cracks Down On Screenwriter’s Late Delivery Dates
Very interesting article over at Deadline Hollywood about Warner Bros’ new policy of delivery date enforcement. Be sure to read the comments. Lots of interesting back and forth between writers and producers. In a move that has writers and their … Continue reading
WIRED’s iPad app and the future of print media
Back on May 26, Wired magazine released a version of their publication designed specifically for Apple’s iPad. I promptly bought a copy for $4.99 to see what the brave new world of tablet-specific media content would look like. The app … Continue reading
Video of Japanese spacecraft breaking up in Earth’s atmosphere
Found here. Interesting video. Two days ago, the Hayabusa, a Japanese unmanned spacecraft, finally returned from its seven-year, 1.25 billion-mile trip. It plunged to the earth in a beautiful blaze, which NASA astronomers captured on video. That clip has since … Continue reading
