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Natalie Portman Is A “Fish Out Of Water” In Thor: The Dark World

by Jill Pantozzi | 2:46 pm, April 22nd, 2013

Even though Natalie Portman may not have been thrilled to return for Thor: The Dark World, her character Jane is going on quite the adventure. Hit the jump for the official plot synopsis as well as a few details on Jane’s journey to Asgard.

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Star Wars Legos Take Their AT-AT for a Walk, Perform Other Humorous Tasks

by Susana Polo | 10:18 am, March 1st, 2013

Christian Cantrell‘s Lego scenes are pretty cool indeed, and that’s even before factoring in the stuff he sets up with their licensed sets. For example, I didn’t know that AT-ATs had the same infant-to-adult size ratios as ancient sauropods.

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Another Effects Reel From The Avengers Shows: Nothing is Real

by Susana Polo | 9:33 am, February 20th, 2013

How can you even be certain that you’re reading this post right now? How can I even be certain that I’m writing it?

This is all your fault, The Avengers.

(via HyperVocal.)

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Things You Didn’t Know You Could do With Inflatable Balls, a ViHart Video

by Susana Polo | 1:14 pm, January 10th, 2013

New, mathematically valid decorating idea!

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Daily Tentacle: A Teaser for the First Footage of A Giant Squid in its Natural Habitat

by Susana Polo | 9:55 am, January 8th, 2013

About a month ago the Discovery Channel announced that a group of its filmmakers, equipped with a submersible and some unfortunate bait, have captured the first footage of a living giant squid in its natural habitat in history. Since then, we’ve been waiting a they teased us with the knowledge of its existence. Okay, maybe I’ve been waiting, but then I was a kid who always inched with horrified fascination over to the darkest corner of the Hall of the Oceans in the Museum of Natural History to peer into the murky squid/spermwhale diorama to glimpse that battle of titans.

Anyway, the Week has found a Japanese program who got just a little bit of the footage as a teaser.

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Scientists Showed Children Sesame Street To Study Brain Development

by Jill Pantozzi | 4:00 pm, January 5th, 2013

Sesame Street has taught countless children to count but did you know it’s now teaching adults how our brains work? Researchers have been using the long-running children’s show to map brain development for the last three years. 

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LeVar Burton Becomes A Musician Thanks To The Reading Rainbow Remix

by Jill Pantozzi | 5:44 pm, December 4th, 2012

Earlier this year, Star Trek actor LeVar Burton was able to secure the Reading Rainbow Twitter account (much like we just secured @TheMarySue) and we knew great things were on the horizon. The latest? PBS Digital Studios’ John D. Boswell remixed the classic opening tune to the show. If you really hate auto-tune you may not like this particular video but we think Mr. Burton sounds pretty rad.

(via Geekosystem)

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Fake Kristen Stewart Explains Halloween In That Way Only She Can [VIDEO]

by Jill Pantozzi | 6:00 pm, October 30th, 2012

When last we left Fake Kristen Stewart, she was explaining the birth of baby Jesus and Christmas. And it was amazing. Now she’s back to tell us all about Halloween. Please do enjoy.

(via The FW)

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BBC Celebrates Susan Travers, The Only Woman in the French Foreign Legion

by Zoe Chevat | 11:03 am, September 7th, 2012

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This week, BBC Online Magazine proudly celebrates the life and complete badassery of the late Susan Travers, who would have been 100.

Travers was (and is) the only woman to have been a member of the French Foreign Legion. During her later years, surprised reactions to seeing her with the tell-tale red and blue ribbon would not have been unusual, especially given the Legion’s reputation and standing within France. For our American and non-French readership, let us say that the Foreign Legion, a military unit for foreign nationals who wish to serve in the French Armed Forces that is commanded by French officers, is notoriously tough. Because soldiers in the Legion hail from all over, a sense of cohesion is developed through rigorous training that is both physically and mentally extreme. Starting to get the idea?

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Ask a Mortician Covers Not Dissolving Your Grandmother in Acid, Other Pressing Concerns

by Zoe Chevat | 1:13 pm, August 31st, 2012

Who doesn’t need a little death in their life? If you’re not already following Caitlin Doughty and The Order of the Good Death, consider this your chance to catch up. A licensed mortician with a wry sense of humor and no fear of cameras (not to mention an endearing love of her cat), Caitlin has an interest in death and the death industry that’s as academic as it is professional. Determined to use her powers of morbidity for common good, she began the web series Ask A Mortician to do just what it says on the tin; answer burning (sometimes literally) questions about bodies, decomposition, funeral rites, exploding caskets, and yes, even zombies. Recently, she’s eschewed the longer, multi-question videos for single-question ones, meaning that AaM is more frequent. To our minds, that’s nothing but a good thing.

Go forth and be fascinated, by subscribing on to her YouTube, and checking out her trove of posts at Order of the Good Death’s main site.

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