I thought I’d give myself something interesting to post while at SDCC. Granted, geek tattoos aren’t a new concept, I thought it’d be a fun way to get to know some of my fellow congoers. Other than cosplaying, wearing shirts or gear, sporting tattoos of your favorites is a great way to show your dedication. Unfortunately, doing anything productive while in costume in a con is almost impossible, so I didn’t get too many people, and alas… I didn’t get any names either. I know, I know, while I managed to snap photos and share a bit of chitchat, I never carried a pen and paper with me and took no names! So if you see yourself, please speak up! Read the full story
Posted on 14 July 2008

PostSecret is an ongoing project in which anonymous secrets are mailed in and the collaborator Frank Warren posts them on his site, with new secrets every Sunday. It started as a small art project in 2004 but has since grown incredibly famous with books published, traveling exhibits, and even appearing in an All American Rejects music video.
I have to say, I’ve followed ever since the site launched in 2005 and I’m addicted. I’ve sent one in, but it never showed up.
There’s usually just morbid and dark secrets although recently have been more lighthearted and funny ones. This is one of the few geek-related ones I’ve found.
Enjoy more at PostSecret.Blogspot.Com, and share some of your geeky secrets!
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Although I did appear on MTV, I have to admit I am ashamed to watch so much of it. But one show I do like is the documentary series, True Life, which focuses on a certain subject (usually controversial or taboo) and follows young people from different areas of the USA.
The latest installment of the True Life series focuses on three young women who have created an alter ego online that seem to replace their “real” life. Read the full story
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Posted on 28 May 2008
You may have already seen this video, but if you haven’t, take a peek. It’s one of the most emailed videos on glumbert.com. It lists 77 famous women in the North American film industry.
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Of course it’s common to see celebrities promoting and advertising a product, but it’s rare that you see them promote video games… and even more rare that it’s females! I was pleasantly surprised to see one of my favorite celebs, Liv Tyler, testing her brain age on Brain Age 2 while I was watching TV. American Idol winner country sweetheart Carrie Underwood does another ad lounging on her tour bus and playing with her Nintendog. And Ugly Betty star America Ferrara joins in on the fun as well.
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That’s right, there’s yet ANOTHER video game that will be featured on the big screen. Jerry Bruckheimer Films and Walt Disney are the pair to bring Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time to life. Production begins this July in Morocco and England.
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If you’re like me ladies, you keep your DS lite and a small stock of games in your purse. I’m the type of person who dreads sitting around waiting with absolutely NOTHING to do. I’m a mobile gaming fanatic. If I’m not on my DS, I’m whipping out the solitaire on my ipod or Tetris on my cell! Cell phone gamers can look forward to old favorites like Street Fighter and Megaman to your phone! Read the full story

If you loved the Lego Star Wars series, then I know you’re just itchin’ for the new Lego Indiana Jones game! Read the full story
Posted on 14 May 2008

I posted a blog on my discovery of Japanese clothing company Uniqlo during my short visit to New York. Now Uniqlo has teamed up with Konami to produce awesome Metal Gear Solid 4 t-shirts!
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