My interest in Brit Boy band One Direction is less than zero, but mention the words ‘Archer lead animator’ and well, you have my attention. And lets face it, there’s no better way to look at the modern music industry than as a dark cartoon. So yeah, as it happens, ‘The Adventurous Adventures of One Direction’ is pretty awesome. As for why it exists? Creator Mark Parsons explains:
âI just thought it was about time there was some 1D fanfic written by a dude, which Iâm one ⦠dude. So thatâs what I did. Then I animated it.
Well said. Check out your new favorite teen heroes as they battle the menace of Lord Faptaguise!
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Like I said, there are going to be lots of big game reveals over the next couple of days. Last we heard from Hitman, the game was adapted into a lackluster movie in 2007. In typlcal entertainment industy wisdom, its getting a reboot. But what of the game itself? Let’s take a look at Hitman: Absolution, which features sexy gun-toting nuns. OK, my interest is peaked. Not in the movie, a rebooted train wreck is still a train wreck. But the game, this looks like it could be fun.
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With E3 upon us, the big game announcements are going to start coming fast and furious. Skyrim is an early one out of the gate, with this look at the upcoming Dawnguard expansion. Yep, Vampires in Skyrim. I think it’s safe to say that I’ll be logging quite a few hours on this one.
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While you’re waiting for the Game of Thrones finale, here’s something fun to watch. Adorable little Maisie Williams, aka Arya Stark, takes the cinnamon challenge. It’s kind of like Game of Thrones, except you try to swallow a crapload of raw cinammon and it’s super gross. OK, it’s nothing like Game of Thrones, except that it’s a lot of fun to watch even if it occasionally makes you cringe.
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Bob Odenkirk’s Saul Goodman is one of the many characters who make Breaking Bad one of the greatest shows on television, and he’s got a lot of fans, myself included. The show is greatly enriched by tertiary characters like Goodman, who have been celebrated in the ongoing Breaking Bad Art Project. With this new print, unveiled last night at the Meltdown Comedy Show in Los Angeles, artist Chris DeLorenzo celebrates Saul.
A limited run of 200 signed and numbered 18x24” prints will go on sale sometime today for $50, available at http://dontbogdownindetail.com/bg/dbdid/.
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