When Sarah Palin was announced as the Republican Vice Presidential candidate, the term MILF was suddenly thrown into the political arena. Rather than focus on the real issues, sex appeal was suddenly playing more of a pronounced role in the…
Continue Reading →A few Emmys later and it's official -- Mad Men is an outstanding drama series. The 60s throwback sets, costumes, and conundrums are inspired, but they're also inspiring. New York designer / unofficial official house designer for UCB, Dyna Moe…
Continue Reading →In spite of all of the warnings about global warming, there are still those that continue to drive the gas guzzling behemoth that is the Hummer. The tank-sized vehicle is often purchased to compensate for shortcomings both mental and physical…
Continue Reading →We were blown away by the beauty and love rippling through New York photographer Phillip Toledano's lovely "Days With My Father". In the days leading up to the U.S. election, Toledano switches from the personal to the political with his…
Continue Reading →Between morning talk show pundits, party canvassers, and New Yorker covers, we don't know who to vote for in the next election (for the purposes of this post). If only there was a candidate who represented nothing, will work for…
Continue Reading →Let's explore a hypothetical: Say you're at a trade show ... like possibly MAGIC in Las Vegas this August. You're there on the floor of the convention center, eating some fried dough, displaying your laminate with the holographic entitlement sticker,…
Continue Reading →Remember the Camp Camp book we were giving away to folks who sent in their pictures of the good ol' camp days? Oh yeah, that one. Well, it didn't work. In retrospect we realized the likelihood of having a digital…
Continue Reading →There's no question that Harrison Ford has played two of the greatest roles in film history. While we might have our own personal reasons as to why we think Indiana Jones is much cooler than Han Solo, no one's ever…
Continue Reading →We love art, it isn't a secret. But what really gets us going is funny art, the kind that makes us giggle uncontrollably. Which is why the title of Tom Friedman's latest exhibition is so perfect, Monsters and Stuff. Without…
Continue Reading →Camp, a favorite (often forgotten) American kids past time. Everyone went -- if you didn't go, you wished you could have. It was the one place on earth where appropriated Native American terminology, competitive sports, social hierarchy, and libido-soaked nights…
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