Interesting links for July 18th through July 19th:

• Loretta Devine Interview – Short interview with Loretta Devine who stars in Eli Stone and Grey's Anatomy.
• Avant Game: Memories of a Dead Seer: Werewolf at Foocamp08! – Theorizing about Werewolf is always interesting (to me at least). I'd love to try the Ultimate Villager Strategy; it does seem to make perfect sense.
• Felicia Day Interview – Great geeky interview with Felicia Day, who's starring now in Dr Horrible's Sing-Along Blog.
• Wonders of the Post-Industrial World – Fridgehenge, Carhenge, Boathenge… now whose with me with creating a peoplehenge?

Interesting links for July 9th through July 17th:

• The man who brings movies to life – Short interview with sound effects genius Ben Burtt, who did the sounds for Star Wars, Indiana Jones and nor Wall-E.
• Bubble Calender – Oh man, I want one of these: it’s a poster-sized calendar with a bubble to pop every day. A bubble wrap poster! How cool is that?
• Twitter Timeline During Zombie Attack – The ttile says it all; what would the updates on Twitter look like if a zombie attack was going on? Some of this stuff is so funny!

Interesting links for July 7th through July 8th:

• Square brings tactical RPG to the iPod – Damn, it’s things like these that make me wish I had a newer iPod nano (the video one). Song Summoner is an RPG where you create and level your character up by listening to different types of songs. Brilliant!
• Michael Bay’s Rejected “The Dark Knight” Script – If you’ve seen a Michael Bay’s movie (Transformer being his last one), this is just hilarious!
• VOTD: Hellboy vs. Chuck | /Film – Funny marketing vids promoting Hellboy, featuring Hellboy playing a videogame with Chuck (from the series Chuck). Nice little crossover.

Interesting links for June 20th through July 3rd:

• Peleg Design – Some of these designs are gorgeous. I love the wine bottle holder and the domino candle holder.
• TMB?s 10 Comic Book Movie Alternate Castings – Interesting alternatives to comic book castings. A couple of them truly make sense; I could easily see the girl in Chuck as Sue Storm (way better than Jessica Alba; but then anyone would have been better than her).
• A special “Where’s WALL-E” edition of Why For? – Great list of easter eggs hidden within Pixar’s movies. Did you know Marvin (the clown fish) from Finding Nemo appears in Monster Inc.? Or that The Incredibles appear on a comic in Finding Nemo?
• The 50 Best Pun Stores – A list of 50 Stores with great puns as names. My favourites have got be Thai Tanic (Thai restaurant), Cane & Able (Mobility Healthcare specialists) and Bon A-Pet-Treat (Pet Bakery).

Interesting links for June 16th:

• Can You Guess The Movie From Just One Letter? – Little game/puzzle where you have to guess the movies with only one letter cut out from the poster as a clue. I’m still working on it and I refuse to give up an check the answers (which btw is only possible by looking at the source code).
• Mystery on Fifth Avenue – A couple with 4 kids bought apartment in New York and gave the renovator full creative freedom; he secretly filled the whole place with puzzles and codes. I would looove to have a house like that (although I wouldn’t be able to sleep until I “solved” it a
• Deadly Glasses – 7 Glass designs based on the 7 Sins. I especially love the Envy and Sloth designs; they completely capture the spirit of those sins.
• Mall of misfortune – Article about an abandoned Chinese mall that was “doomed” from the start. At the time hailed as the biggest mall ever (with an indoor/outdoor rollercoaster) it just completely failed to attract customers and retailers.

Interesting links for June 5th:

• 70 Amazing Business Cards – I love my Moo cards, but some of these business cards are so clever; they’re sure to get your attention.
• The Letter in the Pond – Guy buys a new house and digs up the pond in the backyard, cause it’s too dangerous for his kids. Underneath it, he finds a laminated letter to whoever “destroyed” the pond. Brilliant!
• Writing Assignment – Funny story about a writing assignment where two students were randomly matched and had to co-write a piece together. First one does a paragraph, then the other and son on. The result is hilarious.
• Hair Hats: Animal Magnetisms – Weird, weird hats made out of hair. Can you see a celebrity wearing something like this??

Interesting links for May 28th:

• IGN: Joss Whedon: Inside Dollhouse – Interview with Joss Whedon about his upcoming serie with Eliza Dushku, Dollhouse. I am looking forward to this new series, but so far I haven’t seen Whedon’s humour in the trailer. And that’s what’s gonna make or break it for me.
• IGN: Joss Whedon’s Horrible Future – Another interview (well, I’m guessing it’s actually the same interview, but they split it) with Joss Whedon, this time about Dr Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. I get a big stupid grin on my face every time I see that title. Dr Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog 😀
• Battlestar Galactica’s Ron Moore Talks Football, Religion, and What He’s Up to Next – Another interview with Battlestar Galactica writer Ron Moore. No spoilers at all about upcoming episodes, but some interesting tidbits from the beginning of the series.
• Pirate?s Booty – Funny little behind-the-scenes look at a guy playing the Jack Sparrow character at a Disneyland park.
• Sex and The City Fans are Female Trekkies? – An interesting article discussing whether or not hardcore Sex and The City fans are geeks. They can quote entire episodes, knows weird trivia facts, recreate “costumes” from the show… isn’t this just like Trekkies or Star Wars fans?

Interesting links for May 25th:

• 10 Harrison Ford Films You Must See Where He?s Not Named Indy Or Han – I love me some Harrison Ford. I’ve actually seen most of these movies, 7 out of 10. Sabrina is one of my little guilty pleasures.
• Zoe Saldana Talks To io9 – Interview with Zoe Saldana about her upcoming roles in JJ Abrahms’ Star Trek and James Cameron’s Avatar. Now those are going to be two of the great summer movies from next year!
• Film Experience Blog: Game Time: The Eyes Have It – Little guessing game where you have to guess (recognize) the actresses from only their eyes. “Easy” I thought, but it’s pretty tough. I only got 3 right…

Interesting links for May 21st through May 22nd:

• Jet Set Ready Go: Can You Match The Stewardess Uniform To The Airline? – A Stewardess outfit quiz! How can you not enjoy this? It’s a bit easy though, if you know a bit of world culture/fasshion. I got 10/12.
• Windmills of My Mind: “The name’s Jones, Indiana Jones.” – An interesting article comparing Indiana Jones with James Bond.
• The Penguin Blog: Naomi Alderman on Unfiction – Special guest post by Naomi Alderman about her experiences working on the We Tell Stories hidden 7th story. As one of the players, it’s great to see the other side of the journey.
• Extinction Timeline – This image shows an extinction timeline from 1950 to 2050. So it’s part real facts and part prediction. I don’t agree with some of the prediction though. Death extinct by 2050?? No, it will take way longer to get us some immortality.
• 15 scifi movies 15 famous architectural locations – A cool list of 15 architectural locations used for sci-fi movies. Some obvious (Battersea powerstation), some not so obvious (the Mayan temple for Star Wars? I really don’t remember this).

Interesting links for May 20th:

• The Ebb and Flow of Movies: Box Office Receipts 1986 ? 2008 – Interesting graph of the box office results of movies from 1986 to February 2008. It’s great to compare some movies with each other (The Haunting did better than The Matrix?(
• Five things humans no longer need – The title might mislead, but this is about parts of the body a human doesn’t need anymore. Including wisdom teeth. If only I was a step further in evolution…
• 15 (More) Of The Coolest Hotel Suites In The World – A list of cool hotel suites. The igloo hotel looks cool (pardon the pun), and the artsy Sicilian one just looks crazy to stay at.