You’ve got to love how Sesame Street can make a parody of just about anything (including such an incredible, and much more adult, show like Boardwalk Empire) into a lesson for the kids and hoot for the grown ups. No pun intended there. [Sesame Street Via Geekosystem]
A NASA spacecraft has recorded eerie-sounding radio emissions coming from our own planet. These beautiful “songs of Earth” could, ironically, be responsible for the proliferation of deadly electrons in the Van Allen Belts. [Via]
Somebody That I Used to Know as played by a bunch of old computer and electronic equipments. Enjoy! [bd594]
I love these guys. Directed by Emily Oberman | Pentagram NY. The band teamed up with Emily and international children’s charity organization The Global Fund For Children and it includes crowd sourced photos sent in from ALL AROUND THE WORLD! All proceeds from the Limited Edition ‘Alphabet of Nations’ t-shirts and posters will go to […]
Even though it was painted on a mat, this 3-D ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” London street art isn’t any less impressive, dudes! [Via Geekologie]
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“Star Wars” fan ‘Tattoodle’ built a Boba Fett-inspired BMW motorcycle — complete with helmet! You can view more of the bike and helmet here! [Via Geekologie]
WTF defined! Performed at the Viaduct Theatre in Chicago as part of Raks Geek: Geek + Bellydance + Fire. Let the Wookiee dance! :) [Via Neatorama]
This $2,060 sofa by Eastpak (yes, of backpack fame) is what every gamer/movie buff/comic nerd needs! Never lose another remote or DVD or magazine again! (Unless you don’t remember which pockets you put your stuff into…then it might take you awhile. It might also make finding loose change harder, too…) [Via Geekologie]
Epic Filmmaker Dennis Liu just emailed me to tell me about a short sci-fi film he just released: Plurality. Plurality is good. Like really, really good. Check it out below and then let us know your thoughts about it in the comments section below! Thanks Dennis! [Plurality]