Showing posts with label television. Show all posts
Showing posts with label television. Show all posts

May 25, 2010

Ty Mattson LOST posters.

I know - the whole creating vintage posters of pop references is getting a little played out. The problem is - they're ALWAYS COOL. I have yet to see a set of faux vintage posters that hasn't been smart in terms of its graphics and iconography. So - that said - I have to post these. They're fantastic.





Ty Mattson Art | LOST Ty Mattson Merchandise

(via poppytalk)

February 22, 2010

Iconic TV prints.

If you've been wondering where you can buy these prints (which have been flying around the web for a few months now), here's one place they're available.





Blanka || Iconic TV

January 28, 2010

LG's Retro Classic TV.

Oh, man. You can keep your ridiculously huge flat screens and 3D TVs. I want me one of THESE. Damn.


Retro Classic TV | Design Milk

June 08, 2008

[Insert Law & Order theme here.]

If I was a t-shirt girl, I'd order this in a heartbeat. Law & Order (any version) is comfort food to me, and I've got a mad crush on Vincent D'Onofrio, so this shirt is right up my alley.


Goren Knows Everything - Glarkware

June 02, 2008

For sci fi geeks.

Remember Lance Henriksen? The robot guy in Aliens? Frank Black in that 90s series "Milennium?" (An old Friday night fave of mine.)

He makes pottery.


So...odd.

LHRP: Pottery by Lance Henriksen

March 07, 2008

Fugs on the ‘Project Runway’ Finale.

**SPOILER ALERT ** Read no further if you haven't caught up with Project Runway on your DVR yet.

If you watch(ed) the show, you might enjoy this. I particularly love these little snippets:

It was sort of same-y, but I think in the end, they could not resist the giant face-scrunchie.

That little mattress was so sad. I want Christian to finally get a big-boy bed. Plus, can you imagine what a little bitch he would have been had he lost?


Fugs on the ‘Project Runway’ Finale: Talented, Qualified Contestants Are ... Boring -- The Cut: New York Magazine's Fashion Blog

November 02, 2007

PBS sets Austen 'Masterpiece' six-pack

The sweet, sweet intersection of two of my fave things – books and telly.

PBS' "Masterpiece Theatre" to air adaptations of all six of [Jane Austen's] novels for the first time in what amounts to an Austen festival beginning in January.

PBS sets Austen 'Masterpiece' six-pack

September 13, 2007

Foreign exchange.

Fantastic. (Isn't it strange to remember a time when people wouldn't assume this was a joke or a scam?)



For centuries, anthropologists have travelled overseas to live among ‘strange’ tribes and observe their ‘colourful’ ways. But rarely has it been tried the other way round. So what happened when a group of South Pacific islanders spent a month in Britain to study our own odd little lives?


Strange island: Pacific tribesmen come to study Britain - Independent Online Edition

Thanks, Czeltic Girl. This is great.)

August 07, 2007

How Many Bravo Stars Do You Recognize?

I'm kind of embarrassed that I knew most of 'em. (Monk, this is your fault...)




How Many Bravo Stars Do You Recognize? :: New York Magazine

If you're a Wednesday night Bravo addict like me, you might find the accompanying article interesting as well -- The Near-Fame Experience of Being a Bravo Reality Star.

May 17, 2007

LabPixies - LabPixies TV - Coolest Gadgets on the Web!

This looks intriguing. I'll have to check it out when I have more time.


LabPixies TV, Watch your favorite TV stations right on your homepage! Browse our station selection by country or genre and select your favorite stations. You can also add your own feeds to the list! Simple and fun

LabPixies - Coolest Gadgets on the Web!

May 07, 2007

LOLTrek

My sister is gonna love this one. The entire "Trouble With Tribbles" episode redone in LOLspeak.


LOLTrek :: Live Granades

p.s. No more old Star Trek postings in the near future. Promise.

May 04, 2007

The Shatner Show

This art exhibit must have been hilarious... The sweater pattern below would have been worth the price of admission.


The Shatner Show

(via Tim Gough | Illustration & Design)

March 09, 2007

I like the logo.


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