Remember James Gordon’s warning awhile ago to those who attempted to hack into Acme Security for the Joker? Well, he kept his promise of keeping in touch, and yesterday many fans received an email from the lieutenant.

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Every so often, I indulge myself with an outing to a Film Festival. It’s one of the perks I get for living in this smog ridden city! Hahaha, just kidding, I love Los Angeles… I just don’t like the traffic. Read the rest of this entry »

I encountered this cute little online jewelry shop that I thought might be fun to share! Say Hello to Drama! Read the rest of this entry »

Once in a while, an ingenius doodad comes along that makes me question how I’ve managed to live this long without said ingenius dad of the doo.  This isn’t one of them.

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We present todays moment of Geek Zen

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It comes as no surprise that The Sims franchise is one of the best selling games of all time. EA announced today that The Sims just reached the 100-million mark since it’s initial release in 2000. The series is sold worldwide in 60 countries with 22 different translations. The New York Times states that the series has generated over $4 billion for it’s publisher, Electronic Arts.

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BBC NEWS recently posted up a video of the “Living Tomorrow” house of the future project in Brussels that’s worth a look. Read the rest of this entry »

Sony, in conjunction with Fallon London agency, have been creating quirky and creative ads as part of their “like.no.other” campaign for the past few years. From 250,000 bouncy balls overrunning a major city to a giant Play-Doh whale-tail transforming rabbit, Sony has proven to be successful in properly promoting its punctuation-laden slogan. Read the rest of this entry »

This may be old but I just came across the Iron Man animated series on Marvelkids.com and fell in LOVE!

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Finally, a cartoon that reminds me of the wonderful animated classics of my childhood!

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