Archive for the 'Popular Culture' Category

Flickr

Friday, March 16th, 2007

We’ve finally jumped on the Flickr bandwagon. Click here to see us do nothing at work. Oh, and add us if you’ve got a Flickr account… because we’re lonley…

Frank Miller’s 300

Friday, March 9th, 2007

Been waiting a long time for this Frank Miller movie adaption. It’s gonna be one fucken beautiful film, no matter how over the top or how shite the story is.

Frank Miller’s 300

Jam Sessions on DS gives me hope

Friday, March 9th, 2007

For the past few years I’ve dreamed of being able to bring out an accoustic guitar and rock it like John Mayer. But through countless attempts I suck balls and can only play the tune for N.E.R.D’s “She wants to move” and something that I call “autumn morning coffee music” which is really just two variations of the D-chord.

But alas! Ubisoft are bringing out a title called Jam Sessions that lets you strum your DS screen as if it were a real guitar! Add the ability to play different chords and I’m one step closer to becoming a rock star! - with a DS in hand. If I can get a gig through this I’ll let you know. ;)
* image from Joystiq.com

PlayStation’s “Home”

Thursday, March 8th, 2007

Yeah, this post is PS3 and games related, so skip if you must.

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Sometimes I wonder how I’m doing in the Asian Pop music world

Wednesday, March 7th, 2007

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Win an iPod shuffle from the Pink Punk Collective

Wednesday, February 21st, 2007

Yeah, I came up with this competition. So you better enter.

Kool Kung Fu

Tuesday, February 20th, 2007

Like Halley, I get excited in the pants when passionate kids from Cabramatta make something awesome. Watch this kung fu video, it’s probably the best student/home-made kung fu video ever. I gotta say though, the music sux balls.

Pink Punk Collective: Issue 2

Wednesday, February 14th, 2007

Yeah, my mate’s style-whore e-zine is finally up. You can find some of my stuff in it as well.

Pink Punk Collective.

The Game

Wednesday, January 31st, 2007

When the jocks used to say, “Don’t hate the player, hate the game” I never knew what they meant. What game? Is it on Nintendo? Can I walk into EB and get a copy? But throughout the years, bits and pieces slowly came together and I realised what they meant but still wasn’t quite sure what it was - until I read The Game by Neil Strauss.

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Scraps of Crap

Thursday, January 18th, 2007

www.scrapsofcrap.com

Awesome name, awesome idea.