A little more than a year after releasing The Jedi Path, Daniel Wallace, whom we interviewed last year, is back with a new book, but this time, it seems that the author stumbled on some of the lost writings of the Sith order… and then published them for all to see. From the creators of […]
I used to make fan films just like these guys, but then I took an arrow in the knee. [Via GT]
A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away… So began the three movies that were to turn a band of weird and wonderful characters into household names. Fame and fortune awaited for the lucky few but spare a thought for those who never made it big; those forgotten extras, downtrodden walk-ons and bitter […]
When the synthesizer came onto the music scene it made a lasting impact. Will synthetic singers and performers have the same effect? The world’s only currently touring synthetic performer, CV01 Hatsune Miku, is brought to life by a software called Vocaloid, which was designed primarily by Hideki Kenmochi. She had a sold out concert in […]
Covers of classic songs aren’t usually my thing, but I approve of OK Go’s version of the Muppet Show theme song. Maybe it’s because their quirky videos are a perfect match for those wacky Muppets. And you can totally see Statler and Waldorf watching cat videos, right?
In the spirit of our favourite Christmas action movies, 39 Degrees North presents GUNDOG. Part dog, part gun, all cop! [39 Degrees North]
Brett Domino, one of the geekiest musical duo we’ve been given to hear, recently released their cover of Labrinth’s ‘Earthquake’, and as is usual with them, the piece is just perfect for this site! Check it out. [Via IHC]
Ok, I have to admit that the Gatari doesn’t sound all that melodious, but still, considering the platform it uses, I think it could still be defined as one of the geekiest musical instrument of all time. The “gAtari” was my excuse to do something a little silly after I discovered that the Atari 2600 […]