Where else could you find Pete Rose, Tito Jackson, and The Care Bears in one place?

My sticker book was my friend. This person knows what I'm talkin' about.

Another beautiful stop-motion video.

Firekites - AUTUMN STORY - chalk animation from Lucinda Schreiber on Vimeo.

The Pontiac I love said goodbye a long time ago...

Look at these Firebird hood birds! If I was forced to pick one at gunpoint today, I suppose I'm feeling kind of Solar Gold. And this commercial is narrated by the same guy who did all those exploitation trailers in the seventies, which is just so fitting!

Time Magazine's 11 most endangered historic locations.

Follow this link.

"How tiny is it?"

Our planet is soooo tiny, well, this video will give you some idea. As we grow ever-closer to realizing our "Star Trek" ambitions, we have discovered a planet outside our solar system only twice the size of Earth.

It took a lifetime to collect, it will take two days to distribute.

The Forrest J. Ackerman auction is upon us. Kind of a bummer, but it's nice to fantasize about winning some of these goodies. Its worth taking the time to sift through the collection, there are plenty of covetables.

Eye-talian horror pictures.

The New Beverly is showing The House on the Edge of the Park and Demons tonight. -A little ambiance to set the mood...

Hipsters are so cool, man.

I'm reining in my angst, and maybe it's because I saw some pretty great grindhouse films last night which were tainted with relentless misplaced hipster laughter. Yes, rape and incest are hilarious, aren't they, dudes... Anyway, love the concept, "Look at this Fucking Hipster."

Voodoo dolls with heart.

Aww, the little bugger struggles to save his friends. Great work from Joaquin Baldwin at UCLA. Go to "Sebastian's Voodoo."

The Dork Yearbook.

I might have to make this a permanent link. This was totally me.

Found via Cinema Retro.

The self-proclaimed "Last great bastion where men can be men"

Power to them, I say. Check your political correctness at the door. Enter Planet ZMan.

Without Garfield, it becomes a sad existential commentary.

Quite hilarious, "Garfield minus Garfield."

Enchiladas!

Thanks, MD. Let's start the weekend off right!

Cold War era interview with Futurist Aldous Huxley.

It's a 1958 interview between himself and Mike Wallace. Huxley warns of the dangers of technology, over-population, and the problems of survival and freedom in America. Follow this link to the article by George Dvorsky, as well as parts one and two.

It's Mad! Mad, mad, mad!

Pull yourselves together for 36hrs of navigating the back-roads from San Francisco to Yuma. I was hoping to do the Baha 1000, but this may be just the thing to appease my itch for mad-caper insanity! The Rental Car Rally.