Judge bans the word "rape" at rape trial
Jeffre Cheuvront, a Nebraska judge, "granted a motion by defense attorneys barring the use of the words rape, sexual assault, victim, assailant, and sexual assault kit from the trial of Pamir...
View ArticleSilly People - Games Aren't Just for Kids
According to the ESA, the average gamer is "33 years old and has been playing for twelve years" and the average buyer of video games is 38. So then, why do members of the mainstream media, as well as...
View Article“You got gun in my blade!”“You got blade in my gun!”
Imagine a world without lightsabers—where, instead, every big Star Wars finale consists of a 10-minute slap fight. Thank the maker we’ll never have to witness such a spectacle, because magical and...
View ArticleAntonio de Felipe, Spanish pop artist
Antonio de Felipe is a Spanish pop artist whose work is heavily influenced by popculture, Hollywood, classic art and movies, animation, advertising, and simply growing up in Spain. Among the actresses...
View ArticleHello Kitty is coming for your menfolk
MeFi is no stranger to HelloKitty. Whether you are a fan or not (previously), her feline popularity, especially among young women, is undeniable. "But what about the guys?" you ask. Unless you were a...
View ArticleWhen Mickey meets Han Solo
Snow White and the Seven Stormtroopers. Inspired by the Disney attraction Star Tours, and its related merchandise, DeviantArt user Thumper-001 is working on an evolving series of creative mashups. (Via)
View ArticleJohn Alvin, RIP
His career started with the memorable poster he created for Mel Brooks'Blazing Saddles, but encompassed so many more iconic movie posters of our time. ET? His work. Blade Runner? His too. The Lion...
View ArticleHarassing women for fun and prizes
Electronic Arts, the video game publisher that is no stranger to either controversy, is sponsoring a contest for its upcoming release of Dante's Inferno (Previously). The contest, taking place at this...
View ArticleThe Face of Facebook
“A lot of people who are worried about privacy and those kinds of issues will take any minor misstep that we make and turn it into as big a deal as possible,” he said. “We realize that people will...
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