The Quirky Show
If you're in NYC August 24th, you should go to this and celebrate the Quirky's Sundance debut. Update: The first epsidode can be seen on Hulu now. Check it out!
Continue Reading →Samsung 9000 Series LED TV
Impossibly thin, and wildy impressive. Supposedly out sometime in 2010. Via Uncrate and straight into my living room.
Continue Reading →LOST Underground Art Project
Fans of LOST who also happen to be underground art aficionados now have something to spend their time and money (and conspiracy theorizing) on til the TV show returns in 2010. What began as seemingly a prank on the part…
Continue Reading →The Buried Life Goes MTV
My pals from The Buried Life just dropped me a note with a link to their new trailer shown above. If you missed the news, they've been given there own MTV show! Fantastic coverage of what they're up to in…
Continue Reading →Gallery1988 Presents Idiot Box
Gallery1988 was once snubbed by Juxtapoz, but it now celebrates its fifth anniversary as one of the most relevant art galleries of our generation. On April 2, G1988: LA presents Idiot Box, 100 artists paying tribute to icons of the…
Continue Reading →Studio FRST
If you have an HDTV, you've noticed the wasted screen space when you're on certain television channels. That's a little inconvenience that Studio FRST has remedied with their Double Aspect Ratio 16943 concept, a TV with a slightly odd shape…
Continue Reading →Cup o' TV
If you enjoy watching a little morning TV as you drink your first cup of Joe, the folks at Vizio think you might find it more aesthetically pleasing if you had a widescreen that complimented the best part of waking…
Continue Reading →SpearTalks: Peggy Olson
Take some modern furniture, a liquor cabinet, and an endless supply of questionable ethics, and you have advertising in its heyday. Surround that with a white picket fence (and some very good bone structure), and you have Mad Men, AMC's…
Continue Reading →Mad Men Illustrated
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 →Interview: The Life & Times of Tim
You've most likely seen writer Steve Dildarian's work before. That is, if you've watched major league sports events in the past 10 years or any television in general. Dildarian worked as a copywriter for world-renowned San Francisco advertising agency Goodby,…
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