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by Justin Page on (#QYS2)
In a new video by Screen Rant, host Rob Flis bring to light the possible secret meanings behind ten popular Hollywood films. Flis dives into well-known movies like Groundhog Day, Toy Story, Aliens, and more. A film’s plot is typically what makes or breaks it, and audiences need to be entertained or captivated by the […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#QYS4)
A three-year-old with icing all over his face sticks to his lie when his father asks whether he ate a cupcake. They were giving out free blue cupcakes in honor of the New York Giants. Still not sure if my little boy managed to get himself one. via reddit
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by Justin Page on (#QYNN)
View image | gettyimages.com Wes Anderson created the amazing stop-motion animated film, Fantastic Mr. Fox, in 2009 and is now ready to return to the world of stop-motion with a film about dogs. According to Indiewire, “sources confirmed the animated project is Anderson’s next picture and that pre-production work has begun.†via Indiewire
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by Scott Beale on (#QYAB)
In their latest Mini Food video, Miniature Space shows how they made a tiny pizza in their tiny kitchen.
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by Scott Beale on (#QWQ9)
Star Wars has released the first theatrical poster for Star Wars: The Force Awakens. They also announced that a new trailer will debut on October 19th during Monday Night Football on ESPN and tickets for screenings of the film will also go on sale on October 19th.. Check out the new official poster! Tune in […]
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by Scott Beale on (#QWNP)
Last night Saturday Night Live kicked off with a cold open spoofing the Democratic Debate, featuring Larry David brilliantly cast as Bernie Sanders. Hillary Clinton (Kate McKinnon), Bernie Sanders (Larry David), Jim Webb (Alec Baldwin), Lincoln Chafee (Kyle Mooney) and Martin O’Malley (Taran Killam) face off at the Democratic presidential debate, hosted by CNN’s Anderson […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#QQTR)
A walking robot and flying camera drone work together to successfully navigate terrain and avoid obstacles to reach a goal. The pair of robots were developed by a team from the Autonomous Systems Lab at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich. The drone flies through an area and makes use of its on-board camera to create a […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#QQRQ)
“The Cyborg Drummer†is a short documentary by The Atlantic about Jason Barnes, a man with a robotic prosthetic that allows him to drum again after losing his right hand in an accident. Barnes reached out to Gil Weinberg, the director of the Georgia Tech Center for Music Technology which developed the Shimon musical robot, to help develop […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#QQKB)
Sequential Games, an international group of skydivers, set the world record for the largest human formation with 202 participants. The impressive display of cooperation took place 7,000 feet above the Skydive Perris facility in Perris, California on September 29, 2015. It was captured both by a fellow skydiver and from a plane by Skydive Perris. This effort breaks […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#QQEZ)
Diego-San is a humanoid robot with an unsettlingly realistic face programmed to learn from the world the way a human baby does. The robot was developed by David Hanson for the Machine Perception Lab at the UCSD Institute for Neural Computation and is a useful tool for studying the interactions between robots and humans. Hanson has […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#QQF1)
UK-based designer Steve Wintercroft has made the designs for his wonderful 3-dimensional polygonal masks available for purchase through his website and his Etsy store. Each mask can be easily crafted out of cardboard to be decorated in any way. We supply the templates and instructions that enable you to turn unwanted card into beautiful 3D […]
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by Justin Page on (#QQCM)
Canadian creative Matt Hiebert of Aroundsquare has made the Monkey Knuckles, a simple skill toy that combines different element from the art of juggling, poi, yo-yoing, astrojax, and more. The cool skill toy is currently available to purchase online from Yomega. Do you like Kendama? Then you will LOVE the all new Monkey Knuckles! Monkey […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#QQAA)
JINS Meme smart glasses are computerized frames that track the wearer’s steps, blinks, alertness, and more using integrated sensors. The device comes in two frame styles and boasts a 16-hour battery life as well as the ability to alert a driver when they are beginning to get drowsy. Engadget tested the JINS Meme glasses at CES […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#QQAC)
In response to an overwhelming number of requests over the years, General Mills recently announced that they are creating a “Marshmallows Only†version of their Lucky Charms cereal. The only catch – only ten boxes were made that will be distributed to the winners of their “Lucky 10″ contest. So, how can you become one […]
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by Justin Page on (#QQ79)
Cooking With Amelia is a fun-filled cooking show, created by comedian and fellow Laughing Squid contributing writer Glen Tickle, where he makes all sorts of tasty foods with his adorable little daughter Amelia. The father and daughter chefs — with appearances from Glen‘s lovely wife Steph Rath-Tickle — have cooked up some yummy “Cheesy Crackers,†[…]
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by Lori Dorn on (#QQ7B)
“Covers“, by German visual artist Henning M. Lederer, is a brilliant animation that puts the geometric patterns of 55 vintage book covers into mesmerizing motion. via The Creators Project
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by Scott Beale on (#QQ7D)
Bed Bath & Beyond is currently selling a pair of Star Wars themed showerheads by Oxygenics, in the form of Darth Vader (handheld, 3 spray settings) and R2-D2 (3 spray settings). images via Bed Bath & Beyond via Nerd Approved
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by Glen Tickle on (#QQ7F)
The List App, created by comedian/actor/writer B.J. Novak and Devin Flaherty, is an app for creating, sharing, and curating lists. Users can also request lists on any topic from other users including friends and even celebrities using the app. images via The List App via Product Hunt
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by Justin Page on (#QQ41)
FOX’s Animation Domination High-Def (ADHD) has created a new animated short where a little girls experiences the nightmares that come with having tons of followers on social media. They creep on her every move, appear in her house, and follow her in the streets. We all want more followers. 100’s of followers. 1000’s of followers. […]
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by Scott Beale on (#QQ43)
Bethesda Softworks has released “The Wandererâ€, a new trailer for Fallout 4 based on the classic 1961 song by Dion. Fallout 4 is scheduled for release on November 11, 2015.
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by Lori Dorn on (#QQ45)
Entrepreneur Ben Huh, who’s currently traveling around the world with his wife Emily and his 3D Robotics smart drone, has captured some amazing overhead footage from the beautiful places that he and have visited so far, including Tokyo, Japan, Venice, Italy and Bern, Switzerland. My personal drone pr0n: https://t.co/wBcc3MX9iV (Thx @3DRobotics!) — benhuh (@benhuh) October […]
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by Scott Beale on (#QQ0K)
Prolific daily vlogger Casey Neistat shares his approach to creating videos, including what kind of camera equipment to use and how to tell a good story. Check out Casey’s YouTube channel to see how he puts these suggestions to use with his own work (he posts a new daily video every morning).
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by Justin Page on (#QPXK)
The creatives behind PopCorn Garage have turned a series of popular movie quotes into wonderful animated neon sign GIFs. They feature well-known quotes from Back to the Future, Star Wars, Fight Club, and more. The full collection is available to view on the PopCorn Garage Tumblr blog. images via PopCorn Garage via Fubiz Media, DesignTAXI
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by Scott Beale on (#QPTY)
John Atkinson of Wrong Hands takes a look at “grammatical voice†in social media.
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by Glen Tickle on (#QPV0)
A team at Stanford University in collaboration with University of Erlangen-Nuremberg and the Max Planck Institute for Informatics has developed “Real-time Expression Transfer for Facial Reenactment†software capable of digitally transferring one person’s facial expressions to another person’s face, essentially turning that person into a digital puppet. The demonstration video is incredible to watch as […]
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by Justin Page on (#QPV2)
In the latest episode of The Tonight Show, host Jimmy Fallon and actor Tom Hanks read adorable Bridge of Spies-themed movie scenes written by elementary school kids who were only given the title “Bridge of Spies†and nothing else. We’ve previously written about Fallon’s cute Kid Theater series.
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by Justin Page on (#QPMD)
Artist Alessandro Randi has created Saber Cuts #01, a fantastic Star Wars collectible figure of Luke Skywalker‘s severed right hand. Luke lost his hand to Vader in Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back during a duel between the two in which Vader reveals he is Luke’s father. Alessandro’s handmade and custom painted action […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#QPH7)
The Battelle DroneDefender is a new gun-like device designed to safely stop drones by overpowering their control frequencies. This causes the drone to act as if it has flown out of range of its operator, causing it to either hover in place or land. Anti-drone measures have been used before that are designed to damage […]
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by Justin Page on (#QPE6)
Comedian Jeff Wysaski of Obvious Plant recently left a collection of funny fake costume ads at a local Halloween store. The entire series of fake Halloween ads are available to view on the Obvious Plant blog. images via Obvious Plant
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by Justin Page on (#QPE8)
Japanese iaido master Isao Machii (a.k.a. “Samurai of Heiseiâ€), who holds numerous Guinness World Records for his sword skills, recently got inside of a batting cage and quickly sliced a 100-MPH baseball in half. In the video shared by Oricon Style, Isao does an amazing job of showing off his incredible reflexes. via Nerd Approved
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by Scott Beale on (#QMA6)
In celebration of the 10 millionth subscriber to his YouTube channel, Markiplier created a ridiculous video featuring cats with human mouths attempting to say “Meowâ€. Behold the result of 8 hours of wasted time in an effort to make the stupidest video I possibly could! BEHOLD!! My Magnum Opus! And the result of an entire […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#QM81)
“The Science of Six Degrees of Separation†is an episode of Veritasium in which host Derek Muller explains the science of human connection as well as the history of the theory of six degrees of separation.
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by Scott Beale on (#QM83)
Dan Meth imagines what Cookie Monster would look like without any of his signature blue fur. via BuzzFeed
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by Lori Dorn on (#QM85)
In a short clip by Toyota USA, actors Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd reunite and catch up with one another at a local diner. They talk about the many technological advances have been made in recent years, but gently disagree when the subject of fax machines comes up in conversation. This clip is part […]
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by Justin Page on (#QM5M)
Philadelphia-based artist Korwin Briggs of Veritable Hokum has created a great infographic that details the fascinating and bizarre history of human color production. The chart takes a look at everything from the pigment Mummy brown, made from the ground-up remains of Egyptian mummies, to Gamboge, a color that was made from east Asian tree gum. […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#QM5P)
The Seeker Network video series “Seeker Stories†takes a look at Fly Geyser, a growing formation that sits at the edge of Black Rock Desert in Nevada. The geyser is incredible anomaly that was accidentally created when the power company dug a little too deep and released sulfuric water everywhere, forming a limestone mound. Over […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#QM5R)
“Sanjay’s Super Team†is the Pixar short film paired with the upcoming animated feature The Good Dinosaur. The studio just released a clip from the short that shows a young boy who is presumably named Sanjay trying to enjoy a cartoon. The Good Dinosaur and “Sanjay’s Super Team†will be released in theaters on November […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#QM35)
Terry Gilliam provides commentary for his deleted animations from Monty Python & The Holy Grail in a recently released video showing some of the special features on the film’s 40th anniversary Blu-ray release. Gilliam talks about his animation process, why some of the scenes were cut, and how he’s not being paid to do the […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#QM37)
Kristina Webb, a 19-year old artist, author and Instagram phenom from New Zealand, has created a fun series of colorful illustrations that seemingly interact with different commonplace items from the real world, such as food, flowers, nail polish, the tools of her own trade and even her own body. photos by Kristina Webb via Bored […]
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by Justin Page on (#QM39)
Amsterdam, Netherlands-based artist Max Siedentopf recently traveled around his neighborhood at night and upgraded the look of various strangers’ cars with cardboard. Max cuts out and tapes on sporty custom spoilers, grilles, ground effect, and more to each of the vehicles to give them a pimped out look for free. More photos from Siedentopf’s ongoing […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#QM0K)
A Japanese woman named Pico has won the hearts of kitty lovers everywhere with her amazing line of wonderful plush handbags that look just like real cats. Each bag is individually handcrafted and the bags have evolved over a short period of time, as demonstrated on Pico’s Twitter feed. The bags are sporatically available through […]
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by Justin Page on (#QKY0)
In a new animated short by CollegeHumor, they imagine what Marty McFly and Doc Brown‘s reactions might be if they arrived in the real 2015. It’s not quite what they were expecting. At all.
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by Glen Tickle on (#QKY2)
The x2 Sport is an underwater jet pack controlled with two wrist-mounted propellers attached to a backpack that contains the system’s batteries. The creators of the x2 Sport asked Olympic swimmers Jack Burnell and Roberto Pavoni to demonstrate the device in a pool, and the two were able to do barrel rolls and swim 50 meters […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#QKVE)
While traveling across the United States with his girlfriend, photographer Grant Mallory created “Hooping“, an amazingly shot photo series in which Mallory took advantage of the natural landscape, the setting sun and the brilliantly glowing colors of an LED hula hoop put into motion and combined them together with remarkable results. photos by Grant Mallory […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#QKS5)
Tesla Motors has released a software update for their Model S electric cars that includes an Autopilot system which makes use of existing hardware built into the car to give it the ability to control its own speed, change lanes, and perform other basic operations on its own. In a blog post announcing the update, […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#QKS7)
Doctor Popular, a talented artist and good friend of Laughing Squid, has submitted his concept for a “Glitched Houndstoof print†to the Betabrand Think Tank, where Doc is asking for community feedback about what he should make with the fabric. If this “Houndstoof†pattern looks familiar, it’s very similar to the pattern used for one […]
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by Glen Tickle on (#QKP5)
The Lyrix Axis by Digital Treasures is a levitating speaker that makes use of wireless charging technology so users can listen to music throughout the day without having to stop recharge. The device also features LEDs that can provide a range of color options, and its base includes a USB port for charging other mobile […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#QKJW)
Brazilian projection artist VJ Suave created his eponymous Suaveciclos, a duo of adapted tricycles fully outfitted with projectors, computers, speakers and batteries, as a convenient and really novel way to bring visual performances back to public places. The projections illuminate walls, trees, lakes, sidewalks and propose a playful interactivity with the public. With the video […]
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by Lori Dorn on (#QKJY)
A big-hearted woman named Lynn Everett recently opened up to a SWNS Animals reporter about the 25 French bulldogs, six Chinese crested dogs and 10 miniature English Bull Terriers with whom she and her husband Tony share their surprisingly uncluttered home in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England. The lively self-described pack leader talked about why she […]
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by Justin Page on (#QKC7)
Pablo Fernández Eyre has created an awesome remix of John Williams‘ iconic “The Imperial March†theme song with actual sounds from the Star Wars films. Pablo used clips from artist Rishi Kaneria‘s “The Sounds of Star Wars†supercut video that we featured back in May. The original version of “The Imperial March†for comparison:
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