Category: Media

  • Move Heavy Furniture With Just A Finger

    Move Heavy Furniture With Just A Finger

    Anyone moving into a new apartment or house this month may want to check out this app called Adornably. Available now in the Apple App Store, users place a physical magazine in their room and snap a pic. The app then creates a scaled, virtual image of the room using the magazine as a reference point. From there, just drag and drop furniture items from their catalog and ask yourself “does this look good in mahogany or cedar wood?”

    It’s similar to iKea’s app, where users scan the product page from the 2014 catalog, place the catalog on the ground and through wizardry, the furniture appears on their device. Right now, these apps focus on furniture. The possibilities are endless though, from appliances to paint color to girlfriends. TV Bed Store’s Double TV Beds can transform your bedroom into a dreamy home cinema escape, you can check out these and a host of other double TV beds on TV Bed Store’s website.

  • Guess How A Woman Created These Paintings

    Guess How A Woman Created These Paintings

    Not with a paintbrush that’s for sure. Unless you count size 30D breasts as brushes. Marcey Hawk out of Southern California slathers paint on her boobies and creates swirls of colors on canvas.

    Marcey Hawk from Southern California uses her breasts to paint.

    She describes her art as “intimate, erotic, explorative and unique with a hint of whimsy.” In other words, booobs!

    Marcey Hawk from Southern California uses her breasts to paint.

    She’s titled her series of paintings: Just The Tip, Squish and Swirl, Whole Breast Print, Nipple Print and Titty Twerk. No joke, she also calls those her methods of painting.

    Marcey Hawk from Southern California uses her breasts to paint.

    Hugh Hefner, Rob Dyrdek and Russell Brand have bought from her, and so can you. Head over to her shop for more selections.

    Her process of painting probably resembles something like this:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YikeVT0BQ0M

  • Imagine Superheroes As Popsicles

    Imagine Superheroes As Popsicles

    If Wonder Woman was a popsicle, what would she taste like? A nice strawberries and cream swirl perhaps. Batman might taste like Rocky Road. Though their flavors will never fully be realized, artist Chung Kong has imagined them as popsicles in his ‘My Super Hero Ice Cream Series’ print collection. Riddle me this. Do you prefer your superheroes as popsicles or slovenly nose pickers?

  • Baseball and Architect Fans Will Enjoy These Iconic Ballpark Blueprints

    Baseball and Architect Fans Will Enjoy These Iconic Ballpark Blueprints

    Here’s the chance to enjoy all the legendary ballparks from another perspective. Ballpark Blueprints ($49) render the great ones with specific architectural details, including a plan view, signature elevation view, and details unique to the park. Some blueprints are taken straight from the original building plans. Right now, they only have AT&T Park, Busch Stadium, Citizens Bank Park, Fenway Park, Wrigley Field and Yankee Stadium. No Camden Yards? Maybe they’ll get to that later. These come on museum-quality paper, suitable for hanging or gifting.

  • Beyonce Breaks Internet with Surprise New Album

    Beyonce Breaks Internet with Surprise New Album

    Bey-Bey is back! Beyonce shocked and awed the world at midnight with a surprise new release. The self-titled album features 14 songs with 14 accompanying videos, and three additional videos on top of that. Why the number 14? Hello, it’s the sign of the Illuminati. For the disc, ‘Yonce hooked up with various guests including Frank Ocean, Drake and Jay-Z.

    iTunes temporarily crashed due to all the downloads. All songs can only be purchased through iTunes and must be purchased as one complete album. Your move, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and Rihanna. See the video for a playlist of all the songs.

  • James Dean Ultimate Collector’s Edition: A Lesson In Cool

    James Dean Ultimate Collector’s Edition: A Lesson In Cool

    James Dean may have died almost 60 years ago, but he’s still one of those rare guys who, even if you’ve never seen him or have an idea of what he looked like, you know he was cool. Find out what all the fuss is/was about with this new 7-disc Blu-ray box set ($72) of his most memorable films, Rebel Without a Cause, East of Eden, and Giant. This deluxe package includes three feature-length documentaries, as well as a host of goodies including an illustrated hardcover book.

  • Neighborwoods Laser Etched Cedar Wood Geography Wall Art

    Neighborwoods Laser Etched Cedar Wood Geography Wall Art

    If rappers really loved their hometowns, they’d do more than ‘rep their hoods’ with brief shout-outs in their songs… they’d rep their hoods with wood! Graphic designer Aymie Spitzer has created Neighborwoods, laser-etched, cedar wood, geography wall art that beautifully celebrates the place where you stay… or grew up… or wish you stayed, as is the case with most people in Idaho. Each handmade map is unique, and the cedar wood even brings with it an enticing woodsy aroma. And Brooklyn could use a little of that, actually.

  • VSCO Cam for Android: Get Artsy Easily

    VSCO Cam for Android: Get Artsy Easily

    Already a hit for iOS users, the VSCO Cam photography app is now ready for Android peeps to get creative with. (Note: Flexing in the bathroom remains uncreative.) Photo editing isn’t always an easy task, so it’s no wonder that VSCO’s user-friendly interface has been a hit, even if it belies the depth of the processing power under the hood. It’s free, available for most devices running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or higher, and includes 10 presets and some editing tools, while more are available to purchase.