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Google + Virgin America = Free WiFi for the Holidays

Just one more reason why VX is my favorite airline.

Considering the horrors audiences have been subjected to over the years — graphic torture in HOSTEL, the pea soup scene in THE EXORCIST, close-ups of Ray Liotta’s face —

Reed Tucker, you funny guy! Read or ignore the rest of his NY Post piece about Lars Von Trier’s ANTICHRIST, a film I still haven’t decided whether I want to see.

paulscheer:

THE NEW LOST POSTER TRANSLATED

Dr. James Allen, Wilbour Professor of Egyptology and Chair of Egyptology and Ancient Western Asian Studies at Brown University—the man who gave the first indication that themysterious four-toed statue was not Anubis, as many had assumed, but Taweret, the half-hippo, half-croc Egyptian goddess who protected mothers and infants. Allen had this to say about the poster: “The hieroglyphs spell out two Egyptian words, meaning ‘Who is the guide?’ or ‘Who is the leader?’”

Quickly becoming a fan of the artwork of Peter Tunney.

Inspiring Visuals Friday around here… loving the new Jill Greenberg portraits for Corbis.

Love love love this video Ross Ching directed for Death Cab for Cutie’s “Little Bribes.” I’ve probably watched it 50 times since seeing it 5 months ago… keep coming back to it for inspiration.

Perhaps love is an especially potent way to induce in us a sense of transcendence – being in the here and now yet also contemplating the distant future and maybe even eternity.

“Does Falling in Love Make Us More Creative?”
Scientific American

Anyone else feel like this is happening a lot more lately?

Anthropologie head buyer Keith Johnson

Keith & totemic suitcase

Directing the sailboat pose

Captain Keith sets sail

Behind-the-scenes of the print & promo shoot for MAN SHOPS GLOBE back in July.

Sometimes you get thrown a project you feel lucky to work on, and the campaign for our new original series MAN SHOPS GLOBE is one of those gigs. The artwork from design team Adam Gault and Stefanie Augustine is unbelievably detailed and beautiful (and best viewed in HD). Pair that with a soundtrack composed and mixed by Brooklyn talent PT Walkley, and a pitch-perfect read by voice-over artist Deb Sperling, and all of a sudden you’re pinching yourself.