Author: m1k3y

Cinipix CEO Todd Slater said, “We knew we could approach this film in a new, non-traditional way and explore options that didn’t exist just a few years ago. Partnering with a privately owned commercial space company for an interstellar sci-fi film is now very logical and doable so we wanted to move fast and create something special. We certainly know it will add a fantastic and thrilling realism to our scenes.”

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brucesterling:

pipedreamdragon:

*Widely noted skin artist, “The Pazyryk Princess of Ukok,” searches for Tumblr tattoos.

http://siberiantimes.com/culture/others/features/siberian-princess-reveals-her-2500-year-old-tattoos/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siberian_Ice_Maiden

*She’s found enough to keep her going for a couple of millennia.

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brucesterling:

13h

& the PM receive 3D printed dolls of themselves from@MakieLab! is !

*Way 2 go Mrs Cory Doctorow

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notnadia:

samandriel:

1raddad:

George W. Bush and his father chase Barbara Bush on segways.

This belongs on my blog

These nuanced Arrested Development promotions are down right incredible.

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wolvensnothere:

spookychan:

trafalgar-rgh:

Too philosophical…

Fuck you, Mr. Lens Flare.

– RH

^^^^^^ my Sentiments, exactly.

Well this explains what happened to Fringe, and the 3rd quarter of Lost.

Srsly… get outta my fucking genre guy

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draemishs:

harrytheahlizard:

zacheser:

And this is why Nine is my Doctor.

Suddenly I understand what one of my huge issues has been with the latest Doctor Who episodes

The Doctor has been reacting with horror rather than wonder, and running rather than communicating

Thanks 9 you’ve helped me come to a point of clarity

And people thought Christopher was a bad Doctor.
He’s amazing.

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wildcat2030:

PUNK, a counterculture movement defined by its anti-consumerist “do-it-yourself” ethos and rebellious style, may be nearly gone in its original form. But after four decades its legacy lives on in music, design and most notably in fashion. Vivienne Westwood, a British fashion designer, built her career on it; John Galliano and Martin Margiela embraced its hard edges; and a new generation of designers such as Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte and Gareth Pugh continue to draw from it. “Everybody loves a rebel,” explains Andrew Bolton, the curator of “Punk: Chaos to Couture”, a new exhibition about the role of punk in fashion, now on view at the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Economic uncertainty and political discontentment in the 1970s helped spur the anti-establishment aesthetic of punk, which flourished in London and New York. In downtown New York crowds gathered at the now-legendary music club CBGB to see the likes of Patti Smith, Blondie and the Ramones perform. Meanwhile on Kings Road in London Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren ran a boutique called Seditionaries (formerly SEX), which sold everything from anarchy T-shirts to bondage wear. (via The legacy of punk: Destroy and create | The Economist)

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