About this time last year we linked to an Edward Norton themed art exhibit - "The Norton Anthology", curated by Santa Cruz painter Brandon Bird. Well, he's done it again. Take a peek at the artistic diversity of "Law & Order: Artistic Intent".

Were you part of the Choose Your Own Adventure generation? If so you may enjoy "Yarn".

The latest entry in our Unconventional Meat Use category (aka UMU, folks)... Time to make some Bacon Soap!

Well, hellooooo Ladies. It's beach season. Which means it's time to purchase yoselves some mighty fine new swimwear. Might I suggest something "wholesome"?

This is one of those games where you mouse around the environment - looking for things to click on - setting off a sequence of events. Cute design, and a chance to hear a preview of the new Polyphonic Spree album.

I'm BAAAAACK! I'm sorry for leaving you. I promise I won't do it again. And to reward your patience, I give you the Sasquatch Militia.

The Infinite Cat Project shows photos of a cat looking at a cat looking at a cat... { and it keeps going... } { and going...}

Photos from the First Annual Xerox Art Show. Not bad at all.

For those of you unfamiliar with Internet raconteur Seanbaby, I highly recommend you spend a few hours at his site. There are wonderful sections on Hostess Fruit Pie ads, the Superfriends and bad Nintendo games as well as the scathingly funny Seanbaby Probe. In the...

American Apparel still rocks my world. { sweatshop-free clothing items that are basic & great }

Sadly, I am getting no kickback for posting this... but the Crack Panda amuses me.

Please enjoy this fine short film about the lost art of squirrel busking.

I know we don't usually "do" politics here... But this is your golden opportunity to take down the current Republican regime - using the combined might of Hulk Hogan, Mr. T -- and an out-of-shape He-Man, Master of the Universe.

It's that time of year again. { Sir Isaac Lime, Alexander the Grape, Lil Orphan Orange, Poncho Punch (and more) return! }

Play Pig City Pizza -- very stupid, yet strangely addictive. Perhaps it's the Hanna Barbera sound effects.

I did not get to see Open Water at Sundance this year. But it looks kind of good. You know. If you like that kind of thing.