Facebook Shower Curtain
Just when you thought a particular social network couldn’t dominate your life any further than it already has, think again. It’s now set to invade more than just your headspace as it moves from pixels to reality. Interior geek chic just went 2.0 with the invention of the Facebook Shower Curtain. While it’s definitely not Martha Stewart endorsed, we’re looking forward to a possible full range of soft furnishings to boot. Perhaps a Foursquare bedspread announcing that we’re the new Mayor of Nookieville? The Facebook Shower curtain is available from February.
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The Skartorialist: a skater blog devoted to skater boys
Somewhere not that deep inside of me, there’s a fifteen year old girl who loves Blink 182, Airwalk treads and a guy called Bernard who hung out with his cargos around the plump rounds of his backside at the half-pipe around the corner from the footy field. In fact, that girl is now sitting in front of her Macbook with huge puppy eyes and swooning all the way back to 1997 with a new blog called The Skartorialist: The Sartorialist equivalent of skater boys from around the globe. The creation of London-based commercial and editorial photographer, Sam Ashley, it should also be known as ‘Painfully cute and perve-worthy lads around the world holding decks’. Read more
Classical music flash mob in Copenhagen
Only those with hearts as black as coal or as cold as arctic ice could refrain from feeling an ounce of emotion while watching this. Radio Klassisk in Copenhagen brought a little dose of serenity and beauty to traveling commuters in Copenhagen by setting the Copenhagen Phil (Sjællands Symfoniorkester) loose on a train. Read more
How big is the universe? Find out here
Gather round children, we have an exciting science lesson for you today. How big is big? How small is small? Everything is relative, and this website is about to show you about the scale of the world around you, including things you can see and those you can’t. A simple flash infographic which will break down the size of uber crazy complicated scientific things like light, space, waves, droplets, membranes, landmass, nebulas and eventually, galaxies. So how big is the universe? Find out here. The instructions are simple: Scroll in to get micro, minor and miniscule. Scroll out to get macro, major and mammoth.
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I’d really love to see illustrator Julie Morstad do a series of covers for a Jean-Luc Godard boxed set. The innocence of her work would echo the oft overlooked innocence of Godard’s films. Read more
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The Hatton hotel epitomises Melbourne cool. Those who value design, location, and luxury will find The Hatton the perfect Melbourne base. Read more
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Though most people in the West think of mahjong as a mysterious game old Chinese people play, it’s actually gets quite rowdy when people get together to play it. Rowdy is certainly a good adjective for Mahjongg, the exquisitely danceable electro-whatever outfit from Chicago who draw as much from Afrobeat as they do vocoder-laden sleaze rock from the 70s.
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Carrot Rabbit loves kids, very, very much. They play, sing, karaoke and cook. He’s about to develop CR Land, just for kids. CR are childrens’ best friend, for sure. A special UV ink printing method makes the “raspberry” stain visible on those cute childrens’ faces if they get directed to the sunlight.
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Neoclassics are a California-based apparel line with a free-thinking approach. They celebrate pioneers of the past and present with both literal and abstract graphics, all hand-printed on super soft material. Check out some of our favourite items of theirs in the Lost At E Minor store. Read more
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