Month: June 2012

“Jiminy cricket, he flew the coop!”: Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom is a whimsical story of young love

“Jiminy cricket, he flew the coop!”: Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom is a whimsical story of young love

“Walk four hundred yards due north from your house to the dirt path which has not got any name on it. Turn right and follow to the end. I will meet you in the meadow.” How far would you go to be with the one 

“Welcome to Daytrotter”: Way Yes’ one of a kind 5 song session

“Welcome to Daytrotter”: Way Yes’ one of a kind 5 song session

“Nothin’ seems to change when you’re with it everyday. Why can’t you stay the same, stay the same?” We’ve had the pleasure of hearing Columbus-based group Way Yes for a few years now thanks to our good friends in the area, and are happy to 

13 reasons why we’re gonna go see Ted this weekend (and why you probably should too)

13 reasons why we’re gonna go see Ted this weekend (and why you probably should too)

1. He was on the cover of Rollin’ Stoned (via Facebook) 2. He gives really philosophical advice (via Facebook) 3. He knows LeBron is a traitor and a dick   If Lebron James had wished for me to come to life I woulda just pretended 

Remastered Star Trek: The Next Generation will stream select episodes digitally in HD via Fathom Events on July 23 at select theaters

Remastered Star Trek: The Next Generation will stream select episodes digitally in HD via Fathom Events on July 23 at select theaters

“These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. Its continuing mission: to explore strange new worlds; to seek out new life and new civilizations; to boldly go where no one has gone before.” —Captain Jean-Luc Picard This month celebrates the 25th year anniversary of Star 

“Big things have small beginnings”: Ridley Scott’s Prometheus review

“Big things have small beginnings”: Ridley Scott’s Prometheus review

How far would you go to find the origins of mankind? To meet our makers? For eager scientists, geologists, and engineers aboard the Prometheus shuttle, more than half a million miles—a little over two years’ time—to some of the darkest corners of the universe. The prequel 

GIRLS season 1 finale “She Did”: “Your dreams are not what you thought they’d be”

GIRLS season 1 finale “She Did”: “Your dreams are not what you thought they’d be”

No matter how weird our friends might be and no matter how dumb the decisions they make are, through it all we have to love them for it. And that’s exactly the case in a very unexpected season 1 finale of Girls. All of the 

Hello Kitty will partner with Sephora and Pinterest for a contest party in celebration of their new fragrance Big Pink Bow

Hello Kitty will partner with Sephora and Pinterest for a contest party in celebration of their new fragrance Big Pink Bow

The Hello Kitty Big Pink Bow Sweepstakes is really easy for those ladies who aren’t ever not pinning new boards on Pinterest. From now until June 25 some lucky Hello Kitty contestants will have the chance to win one of ten different Sephora Hello Kitty 

In case you forgot: The Voyager 1 that was launched in 1977 has reached the end of the solar system

In case you forgot: The Voyager 1 that was launched in 1977 has reached the end of the solar system

Nothing excites us more than a breakthrough in technology or a new scientific discovery, and we’re surprised this particular news hasn’t been more talked about as of late: the Voyager 1 craft that took off back in 1977 has officially traveled 11.1 billion miles away 

Microsoft’s new Surface tablets sure do look yummy

Microsoft’s new Surface tablets sure do look yummy

Microsoft continues to impress us over and over again since their unleashing of the Windows Phone at CES, and now after another period of waiting for their next announcement, at Microsoft’s press event today in LA they proudly unveiled their tablet “that’s a unique expression of entertainment 

How will a bunch of genetically modified mosquitos conquer malaria?

How will a bunch of genetically modified mosquitos conquer malaria?

Normally mosquitoes are the enemy; we are constantly thinking of ways to keep those suckers as far away from us as possible. But in the United States we’re pretty lucky when it comes to the gnat-like blood-suckers that won’t leave us alone, because most of