The hard-working B-Movie Title Generator gets a much-needed typeface update. Now your automatically-generated B-Movie titles are 32% more t-e-r-r-i-f-y-i-n-g.

Our Museum of Food Anomalies has just been named to Quirky Travel's 'Top 10 Niche Museums from Around the World' (and, we're the only all-online museum in the list!) Read the full article and visit the museum.

Star of stage & screen, Parvesh Cheena sings "Mike Hanttula" over & over again. Why? I'm not entirely sure; but he does make it very entertaining... httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Co8h3eCaRIg

There's just ONE DAY LEFT of Toyota's Tweet Drive to support the Space Shuttle Endeavour at the California Science Center. It's free & easy to join in the fund-raising fun: Toyota will donate $50 to the Science Center for each tweet (per day, per account) when...

What is the #1 Food Museum in the World according to LA Weekly? Oh, look at that, it seems to be none other than Hanttula.com's Museum of Food Anomalies!! Read the full LA Weekly article here.

It’s back again for 2012! The ever-popular Hanttula.com Phenomethon of Halloween Links. Visit the PHENOMETHON now and find all manner of GAMES, INSPIRATION and ENTERTAINMENTS for your Halloween enjoyment.

Today's view from Hanttula HQ.

Man-eater from Daniel Disselkoen.

A day late for 4th of July festivities, a fine instructional video is discovered. How to Make Match Rockets. httpv://vimeo.com/44700968

An artist/animator uses 3285 watercolor paintings in the first part of a recreation of the film "Blade Runner" {note: it takes about 18 seconds of video before any images start appearing } httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiPNMTKgn0Q#!

An education is not just about the learning of facts and figures, but of learning how to learn and how to think. Yet most of us stumble through life committing the egregious "sins" of logical fallacies (in both our thoughts & debates). Now there's a concise guide...

Thailand shows us how outdoor cinema is done. Made of recycled materials, no less.

Rather enjoying Andrew Miller's Brand Spirit in which he paints out the branding of a different, common object each day for 100 days.

Who would have thought that something as simple as a giant, inflatable red ball installed in unexpected places could be so inspiring and awesome? Answer: Kurt Perschke with his travelling RedBall Project.

Happy St. Uhro's Day, everybody. May your land be free of grasshoppers. More on the origin of this saint on the 'Finnish Mythology' Wikipedia page.

Everything should be folded with the Miura-ori Fold: