todayilust4:

..Dr. David Q. Dawson and basil from the great mouse detective. Guest art from my boyfriend donkeypunch (http://www.furaffinity.net/user/donkeypunch) we watched this movie togheter a few weeks ago and we completely fall in love with the main characters (and villain!)…we completely adore dawson, with his shy and educated attitude and who gets caught in the role of detective assistant despite all his efforts to remain a civilized and polite man(mouse).. soo

hope you like it guys

So I’m sure most of you have heard or were wondering about the fight Mayday got into in Austin, Texas super late that night after the show. We’re not really sure how it started but we sort of pieced it all together somehow through everyone’s stories. It all started when some punk rock kids were…

davemorin:

This is crazy genius.

superamit:

“Google’s search pages load this 1 single image for their logo and all the UI parts and pieces, using CSS to crop the images as needed, which seems to me as 100% more effi­cient than man­ag­ing a pool of tiny images.” - Dressed In Value: Google (via Chris Glass)

Smart!

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crumbler:

thebumblebees:

theclearlydope: Lil Wayne you may continue with your street cred.

This makes me happy.

dailydoseofdylan:

When Dylan Met Obama

Image via Rolling Stone Issue 1099

brightwalldarkroom:

STANLEY KUBRICK WEEK IS OFFICIALLY OVER!

Thank you so much to all our contributors and everybody who read, commented on, or emailed us about the essays.  Personally, I think it’s one of the strongest weeks we’ve ever had on the site, and certainly hope you had a good time taking a journey through Stanley Kubrick’s filmography with us.

Just in case you missed any of the pieces, here’s a link to each one of them, in chronlogical order:

Katherine Spada on The Killing (1956)

Andrew Root on Spartacus (1960)

Bebe Ballroom on Lolita (1962)

Michelle Said on Dr. Strangelove: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)

Ben Mauk on 2001: A Space Odyssey (1969)

Karina Wolf on A Clockwork Orange (1971)

marginal gloss on Barry Lyndon (1975)

Evan Bryson on The Shining

Letitia Trent on Full Metal Jacket (1987)

Andrew Root on Eyes Wide Shut (1999)

Chris Cantoni on A.I.: Aritificial Intelligence (2001)

And while you’re at it, be sure to check out some of our previously featured Directors Weeks:

Woody Allen Week
Wes Anderson Week
David Lynch Week
Martin Scorsese Week

ilovecountry:

Buck Owens - Memphis
from I’ve Got a Tiger By the Tail (1965)

I’ve had Buck Owens bouncing around in my bones for the last week straight, and if this song doesn’t make you a convert, nothing will. The Buckaroos are a tight, tight band, and they make every upbeat count here, setting a lock-step pace that surges along, carrying you forward like a wave and setting you down two and a half minutes later. The hook — well, this song is all hook. The lyrics are a slow reveal, playing with our assumptions about who “Marie” is before finally letting us in on the whole story in the very last verse. Buck Owens is one of the biggest country stars to be virtually unknown among the public at large — hard to believe, because this song makes me want to shout his name from the rooftops.

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stephanieanguyen:

Galaxy Nails -inspired by tumblr posts and andreaschoice

Colors used (in order):
OPI’s Light My Sapphire (base coat)
OPI’s OPI Ink
China Glaze’s Skyscraper
OPI’s Rally Pretty Pink
OPI’s Lucky Lucky Lavender
OPI’s Teenage Dream
China Glaze’s Nova
Seche Vite Top Coat

LOVE THIS & it’s so easy to do! So purdy

ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE

by Erin Crumpacker

There’s nothing seemingly magical about the way I discovered Stardust Memories. Like many film junkies before me, I found the DVD placed between a few beloved titles on the shelf of the Woody Allen section at my local video store in West…

dealbreaker:

We Work Together

Office romance, how I love thee! Let me count the ways! The way your hair shimmers under the flourescent lights. The way you laughed when I made you a crown out of paperclips and dubbed you “The Queen of the Supply Closet.” The way you saved every Dilbert cartoon I ever left in your cubicle. The way our hands touched at the copier one fateful Monday. The way we made sweet love under the executive boardroom conference table. The way we swore that this wouldn’t interfere with our jobs. The way things got weird when I brought a date to the Christmas Holiday party. The way you denied my vacation request. The way you bugged my business cell phone. The way you told everyone I was impotent at the corporate retreat (we both know I’m not).

The way I’m REALLY considering applying for a job transfer.