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In ancient times, the best way to expand your musical tastes was to go into a record store, find the most Nick Hornby-type music geek, and pick his (it was almost invariably a ... read more
A 'magically magnetic' pen. A device to whip your body into shape -- in five minutes. A garden hose attachment. Cracked takes you through television's 10 Most Laughably Misleading Ads, including videos of ... read more
Will he run as a law-and-order candidate? That's only one of the questions swirling around the impending presidential candidacy of Ralph Wiggum, son of Springfield's Police Chief Clancy Wiggum. All will be answered, ... read more
Somehow, Australians can take any subject and bring their signature lighthearted approach to it. Case in point, a radio show about architecture called The Architects broadcast on Triple R radio. Besides that Aussie ... read more
5 Stars to 10 websites (and blogs) that deserve to be bookmarked by pop culture fans. Digital iPod worshippers convene at iLounge, where they track every conceivable accessory for the player. And percolating ... read more
iConcertCal is a free iTunes plug-in, available for both PC and Mac, that creates a calendar to let you know when your favorite musicians are gigging at a local venue. It can do ... read more
Could you keep it down a little? And do you mind if we turn off that light? Much better. Now. If you're reading this the morning after the night before, we share your ... read more
We think one of the best games ever developed for the web is called Samorost, from the Czech Republic's Amanita Design team. It's the second version of the game and we can't say ... read more
Love to travel? Love to eat? Have we got a book for you. The Auberge of the Flowering Hearth, by Roy Andries de Groot, was first published in 1973 and has remained a ... read more
