Austrailian experimental band, King Gizzard & The Lizard wizard bring a mesmerizing mind warp of a music video, off their album “Nonogan Infinity”. Another psychedelic video which I would praise for its sheer creativity and imagery, one of my favorites by far. Would highly recommend listening to this album if your a fan of hard rock and […]

The Steal the Stars podcast reached its glorious end last week, bringing to a close a 14-week full-cast audio fiction experience that marked the auspicious debut of Tor Labs, a new audio-first imprint from Tor Books.This week comes the novelization of the serial (think along the lines of how popular movies […]

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This horrific tale is something that sounds like it’s straight out of a nightmare. 

When people fantasize about being ninjas, they’re not day-dreaming about sneaking up on their enemies; it’s all about the sword play. The Slow Mo Guys are no exception, and realized that playing around with a katana sword would result in some spectacular slo-mo footage.

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“Supporters of Sean Hannity say they are boycotting Keurig — with some even smashing their coffee makers — after the company said it would pull one of its ads from Hannity’s show based on his support for Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore.” – The Boston Globe, 11/13/17

First off, let me be very clear. I am a machine that makes what is already an incredibly easy beverage-making process, somehow, even easier. That is all. Keurigs do not usually inspire strong opinions. My coffee is weak; my clientele is weaker. Not ruffling any feathers is why your office manager did not purchase an espresso machine; Heidi purchased a Keurig.

So, I was shocked to find out that Keurig was taking a divisive stance on anything. But there are no longer advertisements of me on Hannity because of the show’s defense of a pedophile. And pulling my advertisements upset the viewers, my customers. To which I say, what the stupid crap? How is this the issue that makes me divisive?

And yet, somehow, this has apparently been wonderful for me?? Pedophile-sympathizers everywhere are now buying 50 of me at a time so that they can “troll libs.” How?? Are the trolls smashing Keurigs out of protest, or because they could not figure out how to operate me, got frustrated, called me a snowflake, and threw me over their balcony? Where am I?

And at the same time, I am “woke” now. Which is, again, perplexing! Since when is the low standard of being against pedophilia “woke”? I’ve never met a post-industrial kitchen appliance that was for pedophilia, much less proud of being against it. What the damn shit?

But getting both opponents and supporters of a divisive issue to somehow support my brand is, astoundingly, efficient and clean. Just like a Keurig. So somehow, condemning pedophilia was also on-brand? What the godforsaken, living hell?

What is next? Buy a warehouse of Magic Bullet’s for their support — and your opposition to their support of — the troops? Purchase a minority shareholder in Pixar-character-themed waffle irons because they condemn cannibalism, out of protest? Goddamnit?? When will this perverted, virtue-signaling demon of consumerism put us out of our highly-profitable misery?

To clarify, I took a political stand against pedophiles (?) and the opponents to that stance (??) bought Keurigs en masse to send a message (???) and I still look like a good guy (!!!!). To which I say, if this is my hill to die upon — the hill where I condemn pedophilia and still make a fortune — then so be it. Great. But still, what the death? Stick a pod of Papa John’s garlic sauce in me, close the top, and press BREW.

Using iron powder to teach kids about the magic of magnets has been a staple of grade school science for decades. The tiny iron particles are seemingly brought to life in the presence of a powerful magnet; an effect that filmmaker Roman De Giuli manages to turn into a moving masterpiece with closeup photography and…

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The universal concept of time is often foremost on people’s minds as they go about their daily grind, especially now that Daylight Savings has ended and we’re thrust back into the disorienting temporal reality of gaining one hour.

Aliens have been stereotyped. What Hollywood thinks extraterrestrials look like like has manifested into humanoid life forms with a disproportionately large head, huge eyes, and reptilian skin.

H.P. Lovecraft’s more exotic and horrifying visions, however, might be closer to the truth out there.

An alien invasion comes to one man’s doorstep in the form of a story-creature, followed by death and rebirth in a transformed Earth.

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This Saturday, November 11th, KP Projects in Los Angeles will be opening a new group show entitled Gilded Horizons. Included in the exhibition are Johnny "KMNDZ" Rodriguez, JP Naeng, Jean-Pierre Arboleda, Melany Meza-Dierks, and Audrey Kawasaki (interviewed), who contributed the stunning new geisha painting seen above among other works. If you want to attend the opening, RSVP to [email protected].

Isn’t it funny the way time passes? The way it rolls out slow like honey from a bear until suddenly you’re a grownup and everyone around you is dying and you don’t recognize your face in the mirror? But when you think about “yourself” if you think the pronoun “I” it’s still the young you, […]