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  • Elementary Recap: S02E15 “Corpse de Ballet”

    Warning, contains spoilers for previous episodes in seasons one and two. Elementary Recap: “Corpse de Ballet” It’s an average morning at the brownstone, which means Sherlock has an entirely consensual, entirely independent ladyfriend over and has politely informed Joan of this fact via post-it, which Joan considers more “on point” than a sock on the…

  • Forbidden Manga: The Developers Of Rune Factory Reveal New 3DS Game

    The developers of Rune Factory have revealed their new game, Forbidden Manga published by Marvelous AQL. Just like Rune Factory, the title is a RPG.  The game will be released for the Nintendo 3DS. The game is about Lux(top left of the right page), who after meeting a spirit journeys out to figure out the…

  • Virgin Atlantic Trialing Wearable Tech at London Heathrow

    If you happen to be a high-flying international businessperson of some repute, you should imminently find yourself receiving a more smoothly personalized reception when going through London’s Heathrow airport, as Virgin Atlantic has announced that it will henceforth be testing Google Glass and Sony Smartwatch products in a six-week pilot scheme (no pun intended, presumably)…

  • Top 5 Funniest Interviews on The Ellen DeGeneres Show

    When it comes to talk shows, nothing quite beats Ellen. Just like Jimmy Kimmel Live and Conan, The Ellen DeGeneres Show is blessed with frequent guests like notable Hollywood actors and popular athletes. It’s one of the reason why the show has 4 million viewers per episode. Ellen debuted on September 8, 2003 and it’s still…

  • Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Recap: S01E13 – ‘T.R.A.C.K.S.’

    Warning, this article contains spoilers for previous Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episodes. Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Recap – ‘T.R.A.C.K.S.’ Big bombs dropped this week, guys, and I’m not just talking about the Night Night Gun serum Centipede seems to have gotten its hands on. After last episode, “Seeds,” Team Coulson has found a new lead to the…

  • Your Television Screen: Breaking Down The Fourth Wall

    When you’re standing on a stage, facing the audience and putting on a show, there is an imaginary wall that separates you from them. There is the wall behind you, the two at your sides, and then the fourth wall for your viewers to watch you through. You go about your performance, spouting lines and transitioning…

  • CGI in Tolkien’s Trilogies

    As artists, we can’t please everyone. There are hundreds of options to take and opinions to face, and when you are big name filmmakers like Peter Jackson and his team, the choices will be that much harder and the opinions harsher. When the first installment of his Hobbit trilogy premiered, fans weren’t too happy with…

  • Pleygo Launches Giveaway In Honor Of LEGO Movie!

    Our friends over at Pleygo are wrapping up a fun giveaway this week, in honor of the new LEGO movie (now in theaters). Pleygo is a LEGO brick subscription service that is like Netfilx in nature and allows kids to play with various LEGO kits, eventually swapping them out for even more fun adventures.  Here…

  • Highly Anticipated Titanfall Pre-Order On Sale for 20% Off

    Big news on next month’s Mech combat FPS Titanfall surfaced last week: the Xbox 360 versions has been delayed to March 25th. Fortunately, the PC gamers and for those that have already hop on to the Xbox One are still set to launch on the original March 11th release day, but perhaps to calm any…

  • QuizUp: Become a Better Geek

    Think you know everything about your favorite book, TV show, movie, band, or game? Consider yourself a bit of a history buff or science nerd? A new app allows you to test your knowledge against other fans from all over the world. Released only four months ago by a developer called Plain Vanilla, the trivia…

  • 4 Geeky Ways to Spend a Snow Day

    Are you stuck at home, unable to attend work or school because of two inches of snow your city knew in advance was coming but still made no effort to prepare for? Did you total your car in the strange fluffy white stuff you’d heard rumors of but had never before seen in your sunny,…

  • Imagining Android on Apple Phones and Other Fun Computational Combinations

    Apple co-founder and all-round influential figure Steve Wozniak recently—in all his open-minded glory—told Wired that he sees merit in Apple producing Android-powered handsets as a secondary endeavor so as to compete in even more markets. It’s an interesting notion. In the idea-centric world of technology, it can seem like the determination to carve out a…

  • Microsoft Reveals Two Of The First ID@Xbox Games Coming To Xbox One

    Microsoft has revealed two of the first games under its ID@Xbox program that will be coming to Xbox One in March. Phil Spencer, Microsoft Studios boss, took to twitter to reveal that a new Worms game and Nujitsu will be released. Not much is known about the Worms title so far, but it will most…

  • Control Your Devices With The Sonic Screwdriver from Doctor Who

    Perhaps one of the most iconic gadgets in popular culture is the infamous Sonic Screwdriver from Doctor Who. Although the device has changed throughout the years, it has remained the Doctor’s most used gadget, giving him the ability to pick locks, perform medical scans and find nearby extra-terrestrial danger. As iconic as the Sonic Screwdriver…

  • Disney’s ‘Moana’: Will This Polynesian Princess Hit A Cultural Bulls Eye?

    In the past couple of decades, Disney has made a concerted effort to include more princesses of color to their collection of royal heroines. If you count Mulan, all of Disney’s princesses from 1992-2009 have been representative of minorities. The latest news from the Disney corporation is that this trend will continue after having taken…