Showing posts with label pop culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pop culture. Show all posts
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
An Explosion of Awesome, maybe.

Pics of Frank West in Tatsunoko vs Capcom
source: Geraldo Beedog (JOURNALISM!)
Yuri on the Chalkboard. (this story rules)
source: Moritheil
Sengoku Basara Samurai Heroes! Awesome Sauce! (Woo! Masamune Date!)
source: Nintendo Life
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
A Foody Post. Kinda.
see more Lolcats and funny pictures
Marvel Super Hero Squad Game. It's like Marvel Ult. Alliance, with chibis. Kind of.
source :Marvel, duh.
Del Rey swanks up their birthday with an Ace of Cakes (Charm City Cakes)...uh...cake. (I just wanted to say cake again.
source: I lost it. ;_;
Burger Time is Creepy.
source: Tiny Cartridge
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Picking on Morning Musume
It's hard not to laugh, really. Poor MoMuSu.
Labels:
found online,
Japan,
music,
pop culture,
video
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Beetle Sumo

Japan Probe found a cute article & video about Japanese Rhinoceros Beetle Sumo wrestling. Click the link for the video and how exactly one DQ's a beetle from the championship.
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Ponyo, DC comics and other news

There's an American Ponyo trailer! I got goosebumps!
Some good books from DC dropping tomorrow. Wonder Woman 33 (continues the Rise of the Olympian (incredibly long) story arc) and Gotham City Sirens. GCS seems to be like Birds of Prey, but eeeevil. Catwoman, Harley and Ivy team up to kick some ass. Written by the amazing Paul Dini.
Play Asia has got a "new" Fushigi Yuugi [Limited Edition] DS game, which seems to be two previous Fushigi Yuugi games rebundled into one. $79.90 + shipping is a little too rich for my blood, but maybe not yours.
Finally, a friend was talking about video game series with great music. The Soul Edge/Calibur series has music that I have always enjoyed, even way back with this cheesy little number that is still one of my favorites to this day.
Labels:
anime,
comic books,
gail simone,
games,
Japan,
movies,
pop culture,
video
Monday, May 11, 2009
Utada In Store "Tour" Postponed

Quote from Utada.com
Utada, who is set to release her new album This Is The One on May 12th, has been forced to postpone her promotions to launch the album along with a series of in-store appearances. The 26 year-old artist, who had planned to arrive today May 11th to promote and drive the album release, has been diagnosed with an acute case of left relapsing peritonsillitis.
source: Zac Bentz and Utada.com
If you were wondering what peritonsillitis IS, The Free Dictionary says it is: Inflammation of the connective tissue above and behind the tonsil.
Zombie Energy Drink?
The Plants vs Zombies twitter feed has posted a pic of 'Brain Ooze'. Wonder what it tastes like? Probably better than the Final Fantasy potion (or so I hear)
Check it out on Twitpic.
Check it out on Twitpic.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Free Comic Book Day on Saturday
My good buddy Kitsune Rei reminded me that FCBD is this Saturday and linked to this site, with this woooonderful video of (my future ex-husband ) Hugh Jackman promoting the event.
Labels:
comic books,
freebie,
pop culture,
video
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Have Some Media
Lots of new stuff for you to see and hear these days. As everyone and their grandma already knows, Marvel vs Capcom 2 is being ported to XBLA and PSN. All of the obligatory 'Take you for a ride', Mahvel Baybee and Curleh Mustache (audio NSFW on that link) jokes have already been made.
I'm more excited about Garou coming out on the 360 myself. Hope it makes it to the US.
source: Mognet Central
Trent Reznor's Twitter feed shows us "Dr. Mario and The Perfect Drug"
source: Agent M's Twitter Feed.
And some good news for your ears. AnimeVice now has a podcast (called a Squadcast)
So far, short eps, but hey, we've all got too many dang podcasts
I'm more excited about Garou coming out on the 360 myself. Hope it makes it to the US.
source: Mognet Central
Trent Reznor's Twitter feed shows us "Dr. Mario and The Perfect Drug"
source: Agent M's Twitter Feed.
And some good news for your ears. AnimeVice now has a podcast (called a Squadcast)
So far, short eps, but hey, we've all got too many dang podcasts
Labels:
anime,
anime spinoff,
games,
marvel,
music,
pop culture,
video
Saturday, March 14, 2009
PopCap Extravaganza
PopCap games has Peggle on sale for 5.00! Good times. (well, the non-DS version, but hey, don't nitpick ^_^) If you sign up for their newsletter, then you can download the game Big Money for free. So, good entertainment on the cheap. Get at it! PopCap Games.com
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Figure 4 Leg Lock Lovin'
Great Valentine's Day wishes or GREATEST Valentine's Day wishes?
I salute you, Ric Flair. (and Kotaku for finding it before I did. :P)
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Yotsuba& + Hockey = Random Tangent
3 on 3 NHL arcade Hockey has been released on the XBLA (and has been on PSN for about a week according to Destructoid. If it even remotely brings back memories of NHL Hitz, then it will be wonderful. Plan to play it this weekend.
More good news, Yotsuba is BACK. Rescued from the vast wastelands by Yen Press. Huzzah!
I glossed over most of the NYCC news on the internet last weekend, because there was TOO much to follow. However, in the Yotsuba news bit, Topless Robot adds this bit about some DC shenanigans - DC apparently needed to show a flowchart at NYCC to explain how Batman R.I.P. and Final Crisis worked together, along with all the comics necessary to each one which weren't in their respective series. A flow chart. To understand how to read their comics. Awesome.
I can absolutely understand his feelings. I am confused enough with them bringing Kingdom Come into regular continuity and retconning their crises each time they break the universe. It's no effing wonder it drove Starman insane. I'd just start rambling off about Sloppy Joe Wednesdays if I was him too.
Whoops, tangent.
More good news, Yotsuba is BACK. Rescued from the vast wastelands by Yen Press. Huzzah!
I glossed over most of the NYCC news on the internet last weekend, because there was TOO much to follow. However, in the Yotsuba news bit, Topless Robot adds this bit about some DC shenanigans - DC apparently needed to show a flowchart at NYCC to explain how Batman R.I.P. and Final Crisis worked together, along with all the comics necessary to each one which weren't in their respective series. A flow chart. To understand how to read their comics. Awesome.
I can absolutely understand his feelings. I am confused enough with them bringing Kingdom Come into regular continuity and retconning their crises each time they break the universe. It's no effing wonder it drove Starman insane. I'd just start rambling off about Sloppy Joe Wednesdays if I was him too.
Whoops, tangent.
Labels:
anime,
comic books,
dc,
games,
pop culture
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
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