Try to Identify the Eyes of Your Favorite Animated Characters
Web designer Yoni Alter has recently published an interesting interactive graphic titled “The Eyes Have It” consisting of a black background with the blinking eyes of a slew of animated characters peering out of it. The goal is to try and identify as many characters as you can based on their eyes alone. The graphic doesn’t explicitly reveal the answers, meaning you have to have some knowledge of these characters to truly appreciate it — but if you hover your mouse over each pair of eyes, the shape of each character appears outlined in a different color. We’ve been able... read more
Found in: Blogs, Awesome of the DayPixar Unveils Trailer of New Film Brave
Pixar’s news of a possible Toy Story 4 and the release date of its next project just might be overshadowed by this new clip.... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsWatch Snoop Dogg Star in a Video Made on an iPad
What can’t you do with the iPad? Recently, Bjork and a growing amount of artists have chosen to utilize the the Apple device during the recording process, and now it looks like Snoop Dogg and the girl group Blush have created their newest music video relying solely on the iPad Brushes application.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsBob's Burgers Review: Series Premiere
In 1999, Lauren Bouchard and Brendon Small teamed to create Home Movies, a charming cartoon about an eight-year-old would-be auteur. It was canceled after a season on UPN before being rescued by Cartoon Network's Adult Swim.... read more
Found in: TV, ReviewsAwesome of the Day: The Johnny Cash Project
On Sept. 12, 2003, the world lost Johnny Cash to complications from diabetes. But the world didn’t really lose Johnny Cash, and the continued popularity of his music proves that. Not only have we seen a big-name Oscar-nominated film influenced by Cash’s life, but we’ve also received his final recordings via American VI: Ain’t No Grave, which was released in February.... read more
Found in: Blogs, Awesome of the DayWatch amazing Oscar-nominated short I Met the Walrus
In 1969, 14-year-old Beatles fan Jerry Levitan tracked his idol, John Lennon, from a Toronto airport to his room at the King Edward Hotel. Inside, he convinced Lennon to do an impromptu interview. Thirty-eight years later, Levitan teamed with director Josh Raskin to create and edit a five-minute short film entitled I Met the Walrus based on the interview. Amazing, right?... read more
Found in: Blogs, Ctrl-ViTunes offers DC Comics' animated series
Holy digital downloads, Batman! DC on my iPod!?Before your mind goes totally kablam-o from childhood comic nostalgia, head safely to the iTunes-mobile to enjoy some good ol' good-vs.-evil instant gratification. Yes, the iTunes store recently added a selection of gems from DC Comics animated history, from relative newbies like Batman Beyond to the original Max Fleischer Superman cartoons. ... read more
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