Interesting links for September 23rd:

• The Stargate Universe Team Assembles – A list of some of the new characters of the new Stargate spinoff, Stargate Universe (aka Voyager 90210). So who do we got? The old guy/leader, the medic, the spoilt rich girl, the Good Will Hunting type genius, the hot reckless guy and the big butch guy. Anyone else noticing we're still missing the alien?
• All of Them Witches – A fashion photo shoot with Emma Watson (aka Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter movies), modeling designer dresses. I love the Alexander McQueen one; it fits perfectly with the magic vibe. The rest look pretty cool too, except for the Matthew Williamson. What the hell is going on there?? She's floating?
• 60th Annual Emmy Awards: Very Good, Very Bad, Real Ugly – Ooh, Red Carpet dresses from the Emmy's and comments from the Jezebel blog. I'm absolutely adoring Olivia Wilde's princess dress (but then I'm a closet Disney princess). The Bad dresses aren't as bad as previous red carpets, but still: they aren't the most flattering dresses for those celebrities.
• Valerie Atherton’s Playground and Intellectual Department – I have no idea if this blog is real or not. It's from an 18 year old girl who was a successful tweenmodel who "grew up being told by my parents and teachers and friends that there was something special about me". I've read a couple of her "reviews", but they're more like faulty plot synopsis's. For instance about TDK: Batman has the superhero abilities of superhuman strength and flying (ehm…no), Heath Ledger knew he was dying while shooting The Dark Knight (again: no) and Spiderman, Hulk Hogan and Iron Man are popular superheroes (well, two out of three ain't that bad).

Interesting links for September 16th through September 19th:

• Badvertising: Sex Sells. Or Does It? – Guess the products (and brand) from the sexy ads. Some pretty easy ones, but there are a couple of weird ones too.
• Triviagasm: What's the Real Explanation for the Roswell Incident? – Cool list of all the different explanations in tv shows, movies, etc for Roswell. One remark though: the Roswell tv series from a few years back was based on a book series, but the premise of the book (where the aliens came from) was completely different from the tv show.
• The Stretch: Find True Love in Fight Club – Funny post explaining how Fight Club could be seen as a version of Romeo and Juliet.
• The Pixar Blog: Docters building dream home – Now here's where I'd like to live when I never grow up.

Interesting links for September 5th through September 11th:

• ohnotheydidnt: Kermit Bale – Cool collection of photos comparing Christian Bale to Kermit the Frog.
• Has the Large Hadron Collider destroyed the world yet? – In depth article about the Hadron Collider and whether or not it has destroyed the world yet.
• Tokyo Fantasy: Images of the apocalypse – Wow, beautiful photoshopped images/photos of a post-apocalyptic Tokyo.
• Made in China – A whole bunch of Chinese fashion photoshoots. Some of the them are amazing, some I just don't "get".

Interesting links for August 26th through September 2nd:

• Geek Girl Friday: Darth Vader Nesting Dolls – Awh, these Darth Vader nesting dolls are just so cute! I've always liked the idea of those Russian nesting dolls, but I never liked the design/painting of them (too headachy). But these are sweet!
• Why Me?: Greenpeace – I linked to this artist a while back and how her art is being used as part of a very clever campaign from Greenpeace: "Every signature helps save our seas."
• Roberson's Interminable Ramble – Interesting letter from 1865, where an ex-Tennessee slave, responds to his former master's invitation to return as a laborer on his plantation.
• Codebox Software – How many of the 100 most common words of the English Language do you know? Little game/app that gives you 5 minutes to guess. I got 52 of the 100 (and forgot some pretty simple ones!), what's your score?

Interesting links for August 12th through August 16th:

• Series Creator Kevin Falls Reveals The Secrets Of JOURNEYMAN!! – AICN interview with the creator and main writer of Journeyman. I’m still annoyed that this series was cancelled. I think if it wasn’t for the writer’s strike, they may have actually gone on with it. Such a shame, cause it could have been great.
• Styrofoam dome homes – Don’t these houses look adorable?
• A Collection of Olympic Torches – Gallery of all the different designs the Olympic Torch has taken on throughout the years. My favourite is the Sydney 2000 one, although I might be a bit biased.
• The Blogadilla Swedish Furniture Name Generator – I’m MELLYNTA, a Coffee Table. Who are you?
• Springfield Punx – Unique little blog from a guy who creates Simpsons versions of pop culture characters. Take a look at his archive, he’s done quite a lot already. Spiderman, Batman, The Matrix, Back To The Future, they all get the yellow Simpsons makeover.
• Jason de Caires Taylor, Underwater Sculptures – This underwater art is just creepy and beautiful at the same time.
• Page F30: Why Norwegian is the easiest language for English speakers to learn – I’m now bilingual in Dutch and English, but I only learned Dutch properly when I was 8. It wasn’t too difficult, but then I had already been “exposed” to the language and was still young. This blog post not only explains why Norwegian is “easy” for English speakers (not sure if I completely agree though), but also compares it to other languages like Dutch and Afrikaans.
• Selling Women’s Clothes To Women: Athleta Vs. Victoria’s Secret [Today In Catalogs] – Interesting comparison of two catalogues and how they present their clothes.
• The Beauty of Steampunk Fashion – I love a couple of these outfits. I don’t have the guts or the eccentricity to pull something like that off in real life, but they still look amazing.

Interesting links for August 6th through August 12th:

• Geek Hierarchy: Find Your Place In Geek Life – I never considered myself a snob, but according to this "Geek Hierarchy" I'm pretty high in the list.
• John Scalzi – Is The Dark Knight Oscar Ready? – The title says it all: a review of whether or not The Dark Knight will be nominated at the Oscars.
• Tube Door Etiquette – I'm getting more and more annoyed with pushy people who want to get in the moment the tube doors open, while there are a bunch of people wanting to get out. Bit of room, bit of patience, maybe? I'm slowly learning to use casually use my elbow and nudge those type of people away, but it doesn't really help. This is a great little anecdote of what one girl did in the same type of situation. Pure brilliance…

Interesting links for July 31st through August 4th:

• When Geeks and Stained Glass Collide – Ooh pretty! I like stained glass artwork, but most of the time it's boring bible depictions. This is way cooler! I especially love the Spiderman one.
• Why Heath Ledger Can Be Replaced As The Joker | The Movie Blog – I agree completely wit this blog post. The author tries to reason why (if the Joker has a role in the next movie) he could and should be replaced. It shouldn't be seen as an insult to Ledger, that's like saying (now I'm quoting) “The best way to honor the magnificent career of Michael Jordan and to thank him for what he did for the game of basketball is to shut down the NBA after he retired”.
• The Art of Alex CF » Artwork – The artist that inspired the Wonderland expedition kit (see next link). These designs are just gorgeous (although I don't think I'd actually want to own any of these).
• absinthetic: Wonderland expedition kit – Guy made this for his girlfriend's birthday. It's an expedition kit from an explorer who traveled to Wonderland, filled with "exotic" memorabilia and specimens. I love the pinned up Soldier of Hearts and the small/big potions.
• Top 10 Geekiest, Nerdiest Bento Box Art – Funny list of geeky bento boxes. Some obvious designs like Mario and Pacman, but also some strange choices like Bill Gates. None of the boxes actually looks that edible.
• Quint chats TERMINATOR: SALVATION with McG! – My main concern with the new Terminator movie was the talent of it's director, McG. This interview though helps alleviate my fears a bit. McG seems to know he wasn't that much of a director (remember Charlie's Angels?), but hopes he can create a Terminator movie that's worthy of it's predecessors. Fingers crossed!
• Interview with Victor Garber from Alias and Eli Stone – Short interview with Victor Garber; I love his role in Eli Stone!

Interesting links for July 28th through July 30th:

• Herb & Spice Dish Drying Rack by Ran Shnaper – Ooh, me likes this design, but knowing me the plants would die anyway. I once had a passionflower plant and I seriously tried my best to take care of it, giving it water everyday… yeah, even then it died pretty quickly 🙁
• Great Opening Sentences From Science Fiction – A list of cool interesting opening sentences from sci-fi books. I'd love to see a list like this of fantasy books too.
• Maghag: Lucy Liu Wins The Dumb Medal In Bazaar 's Fashion Olympics – Bizarre photoshoot from Bazaar with Lucy Liu dressed up in expensive clothes posing for different sports. I do like the Robin Hood bow-and-arrow thing, but the rest… meh.
• Capone Comes Face to Face (and Knee to Knee) With Paris Hilton about REPO! THE GENETIC OPERA — – Unexpected interesting interview with Paris Hilton. I so want to see Repo!

Interesting links for July 25th through July 27th:

• Lost: Dharma Initiative Steals The Show At Lost Panel – Lost panel at Comic-Con with some interesting tidbits about next season. Some may consider them spoilers, but it seems more like theorizing (chances are it's just misdirection).
• Stargate Atlantis: The Crew Of Stargate Atlantis Answers Your Questions – Stargate Atlantis panel at Comic-Con with producer Martin Gero, Jewel Staite, Joe Flanigan (John Sheppard), Robert Picardo (Richard Woolsey) and writer Brad Wright.
• Fantasy & Sci-Fi Lovin' Blog: The Psychological Depth of a Bat-Villain – Some pondering about the psychological sides of Batman villains (especially the Joker and Two-Face).
• Thanks for the zombies, Jesus! » The Bloggess – Funny little piece from a blogster I recently discovered about an argument she had over the difference between resurrection and reanimation… in the context of zombies, and vampires.

Interesting links for July 19th through July 23rd:

• Why Me?: Pop Quiz Clock – Later when I'm grown-up and rich and have a mansion, I want a room full of only clocks and one chair (maybe I'm a tad crazy). This clock sooo belongs there!
• It was on fire when I got here – Exhausted, but awesome – Blog post from the guy whose house they used as Dr Horrible's lair. It's not a set, it's actually someone's house (if I'm right he was on some American reality tv show that built it for him).
• Exclusive: Jed Whedon & Maurissa Tancharoen – Interview with Jed Whedon (brother of) and his wife Maurissa Tancharoen, who both wrote, created, produced and starred in Dr Horrible.