Interesting links for March 2nd through March 25th:

• Battlestar Galactica: Watched The Finale? Still Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers! – Interview with Ron Moore about the final episode of Battlestar Galactica. Kind of obvious, but: BEWARE SPOILERS!
• The Cootie-Catcher: Blast From The Past, Glimpse Of The Future – Remember those highschool "games" you used to play? Here are 5 of them. I only know four of the five (not number 5), although we called them differently in the Netherlands.
• Mystery Man on Film: The “Raiders” Story Conference – A blog post about the125-page transcript of the original 1978 story conference between Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, and Lawrence Kasdan for the Raiders of the Lost Ark.
• Long Wavy Lashes – Wow, I've never liked fake eye lashes (wouldn't even know how to apply them), but these eye lashes are in a class of their own. These are art!

Interesting links for February 17th through February 23rd:

• Larissa Meek » Shapeways is a Breakthrough for 3D Printing and DIY Addicts. – Ooh, cool idea! If you have any mad 3D modeling skills, you can now get your virtual 3D models as actual real life items.
• Culture Warrior: The Limits of Performance – Great post about what makes a movie performance. Would Mickey Rourke have been nominated for an Oscar for his role as a washed up wrestler who makes a comeback if he wasn't a washed up actor making a comeback? Would Heath Ledger have been nominated for The Dark Knight if he hadn't died? And what makes the performance of Brad Pitt as Benjamin Button?
• The 2009 Hollywood Portfolio – Great photoshoot from Annie Leibowitz with actor and director couplings from the past year.
• Because He Could: Zelda II: Expiditio Linci – Offworld – They should translate more games into Latin!
• Barbie’s Runway: Big Hair & Lots Of Pink – Apparently the first runway show inspired by Barbie (somehow I find that hard to believe. Barbie has been around for ages and this is the first Barbie themed show? Impossible).

Interesting links for January 24th through January 27th:

• Brevity – Loving these jewelry designs; they're just so elegant and simple.
• Top 10 Most Amazing Streets In The World – Cool list of weird streets.
• In(side) the Loop: Joy Ride – Aw, this car is so cute!
• Wonderland: Cupcakes of Catan – Hmm, somehow this would have made more sense (or even less sense for the actual game play) if all the resource cards were also cupcakes. "I'll trade my wood for you sheep" "No, that can't. I just ate them in the previous round."
• Dude Laser Etches All The Levels Of Super Mario Land Onto His Eee Pc – Geekologie – Wow, this looks pretty cool. Remember the Gameboy version of Super Mario Land? This guy has all the levels etched into his Eee PC.

Interesting links for January 8th:

• Jason Mecier – Cool gallery of Jason Mecier, who makes portraits of celebrities with "weird" materials, like candy.
• My Organized Closet – Wishing I had space for an organized closet like this.
• Power of Seating – Three designs of chairs, personifying three great figures: Queen Elizabeth, Superman and The Thinker from Rodin.
• Top 10 Gruesome Fairy Tale Origins – Some of the fairy tales we were told as kids, didn't start out as fairy tale-ish as they are now. A lot of them were way more gruesome, ending with not-that-happy-endings.

Interesting links for December 30th through January 6th:

• Cast Puzzles – I want to try to collect all of these puzzles. Birthday present, hint, hint?
• TV Guide – A nice overview of all the series coming back in January in the US (when and what channel).
• 15 inspiring ambigram logos – I love ambigrams. For those who don't know what they are: they're logos who read the same when turned upside down. Here are a couple of cool examples.
• Abandoned London – Cool photos taken early (between 8 and 10) of London's West End on Christmas Day morning. You'll never find those places as deserted as this.

Interesting links for December 4th through December 18th:

• Vulture’s Complete Field Guide to the Facial Expressions of Keanu Reeves – How many facial expressions does Keanu have?
• All-Console Avatar Showdown – Comparison of the customisable avatars from the Wii, 360 and PS3, recreating famous "people", like Lara Croft, Paris Hilton and Sarah Palin.
• Moleskine; The Sepia One – Collection of photos of illustrations of Andrea Johnson. She filled an entire Moleskin sketchbook with a total of 53 illustrations (more than 300 hours of work).
• Venice under water – The Big Picture – Amazing photos from the flood in Venice on December 1st.

Interesting links for November 30th through December 4th:

• Resampled Space – Amazing "photos" of a Belgium photographer who "combines photographs of parts of buildings into new, fictional, architectonic structures". He's created some cool looking, but slightly impossible structures.
• Vintage Ads: Oldies But Goodies – Wow, vintage ads! Get a fridge to match your style and decor… Love the French Provincial one.
• 50 Strange Buildings of the World – Great list of cool buildings.
• 50 Reasons – Did you catch last week's How I Met Your Mother? Here's Lily's complete list of 50 reasons to have sex.

Interesting links for November 16th through November 20th:

• Map Plates – These procelain plates in the shape of countries look cool, but am I the only to notice that they're leaving countries out? Where's the Netherlands? And Belgium? And Austria isn't *that* big!
• The Twilight Zone – A Vanity Fair article about the hype around Twilight, the vampire books by Stephanie Meyer (and the soon to be released movie adaption). I've been puzzled by the Twilight fans for some time now; while I haven't read the books, they truly seem just like a bad rip-off of countless other (older) stories (LJ Smith anyone?).
• 10 Things You Need To Know About WordPress 2.7 – WordPress is again getting a major update, this time with a lot of user interface changes. This is a useful post on the key differences between 2.7 and 2.6.
• A Q&A With Sound Master Ben Burtt – Interesting interview with Ben Burtt, the genius behind the sounds of Star Wars, Indiana Jones and more recently Wall-E.

Interesting links for October 18th through October 28th:

• Hot Cold Openings – Interesting blog post from Jane Espenson (writer on Buffy, Battlestar) about the pilot openings from tv shows and how they set the tone and atmosphere of the entire series. She gives examples from famous TV shows, like Cheers, Battlestar Galactica and (of course) Buffy.
• TOKYOMANGO: Hair product that makes men cool & wet & wild – I love the names of these Japanese hair gels: Wild Shake, Loose Shuffle, Nuance Motion, Air Rise. Just wondering what the difference of the effect of each of them is.
• An open letter to Apple regarding dead hobo fingers – Funny post from the Blogess about why she can't use her iPhone.
• Exclusive: Heroes Star Brea Grant Talks About Her Speed Addiction – Interview with the new Heroes character Daphne (the Speedster as Hiro likes to call her).
• 50 Beautiful Movie Posters – Cool collection of pretty movie posters. Some of the usual suspects are in between them, but there are also some that I'd never seen before. It's also great that the list consists of beautiful posters, disregarding the popularity/success/badness of the movie. Some terrible movies have super posters, which is such a shame, cause no one is gonna hang up a poster for a movie they didn't like.

Interesting links for October 14th through October 15th:

• childhood flames: Uhu Gareth Pugh – Another runway show, this time from Gareth Pugh. I'm loving the first dress.
• A Journey into the Surreal – Creepy runway show from Maison Martin Margiela: some of these models look like nightmares from a crazy person.
• Earth From Above comes to NYC – The Big Picture – Boston.com – 10 Beautiful photos from Yann Arthus-Bertrand's Earth From Above exhibition. I wish I could see this exhibition cause some of these photos are just gorgeous.
• The eyeballing game – How good can you estimate distances, angles and such? Fun little game that measures these type of things.