Pics of the Day -- Pooh, Draco and Diana

Three great picture finds from today.

Someone's having fun with T-shirt design. (via Bleeding Cool)

I am 80 years old now, and ready for this to all be over. (via Boom Tron)

Context is overrated. (via Super Punch)

50 / 50

I'm not sure what to make of this film. Yet. It could be good. It could be average. It could be brilliant. Whatever it is, I'm intrigued.

So Normal

I want this person to live a normal life. That is my Memorial Day wish. And maybe a new bike. That would be cool, too.

Whoa whoa whoa wait wait wait stop.

Four months off. I stayed away from Google reader for four months. Now the Hunger Games is nearly a movie, Pitchfork's reviewed a thousand albums, and Mark Waid's writing Daredevil. But most importantly....

For those of you who have not seen these, I'll not be the spoiler. But they are, quite simply, fantastico.

Green With Envy



The Fuzzy Pack



BOOYAH CITY!

This Dog Looks Like Falcor....or a wee tiny man in a dog costume

Creeee-py.

(via Best Week Ever)

Catching Up: X-Men First Class

I have never been less excited for a superhero movie. Completely underwhelmed and nonplussed, even with the inspired casting of James McAvoy as Prof X. (Go buy/rent Shameless S1!)

Catching Up: Jennifer Perlmutter & All Things Go

(via 2modern)

Stunning art work from Jennifer Perlmutter.

(Also, completely random and entirely off-base note, I'm not sure if certain folks should be allowed to describe their own work. B/c then things like this happen. Why not throw a bone to their struggling writer friends?)

"Inspired by a Sufjan Stevens lyric, this new series is a visual journal of rebirth and transformation. Through collage of old paper that has been painted or treated in some way, I create a maelstrom of debris and chaos. The marks around the shape transform the dark emotion and make a bridge into the light and calm. Throughout, the tension between extremes remains."

Catching Up: Rubber

This is why, most likely, we are friends. Because I bring you movie trailers for films about sentient (possibly murderous) tires.



Well done, internet, for bringing this to our attention.

(h/t to Cinematical)

Catching Up: Oh Brilliant

UK Teaser Poster for Winnie the Pooh (released over there a few weeks before we get in the Americas)

Catching Up: Besties!

You have to admit, it would be pretty cool if they were BFFs.

 (T minus 87 minutes...)

Catching Up: Doctor Who

It will be a sad day when Matt Smith or Karen Gillan leave this series. Joss Whedon's formula perfected: banter, banter, Giles, fight.



(Only 2:10 hrs:sec left in the airport!)

Jodie Foster's "The Beaver"

Say what you want about Mel Gibson -- and you could say alot, because dude's a d-bag -- I still want to see this so very, very bad. Or badly. Whichever. And both. [video]