These are the Mike Wazowski kiwis made by a parent who clearly doesn’t care if their children eat their fruits and vegetables or not. Can you imagine seeing those at the end of the salad bar at an all-you-can-eat-buffet? Can you even imagine ever seeing an all-you-can-eat-buffet again? *pours out

This is a tribute to Calvin And Hobbes in the form of a short Spaceman Spiff animation created by fan Joseph Conover. It’s pretty cute and, like any good dessert, left me wanting more. Speaking of — last night for dessert I had a chocolate chip cookie sandwich with white

These are the SpongeBob themed tiki mugs sculpted by Ramirez Studios and for sale by Mondo. Each is available in three different finishes, with 32-ounce SpongeBob costing $50, the 25-ounce Patrick Star $60, and 30-ounce Squidward’s Moai house $55. I think I’m going to get the brown SpongeBob variant, then

What took so long, right? These are the Star Wars Chewbacca and The Child versions of Hasbro’s Operation game (both available on Amazon for $19, Chewbacca here, The Child here). Man, what a traumatizing game that was to play as a child with existing anxiety issues. Of course new versions

These are four characters from the Dungeons & Diversity line of tabletop gaming figurines created by Strata Miniatures that feature heroes in wheelchairs. Specifically, a human druid, elf rogue, teifling cleric, and dwarf barbarian. You can get a resin or metal figurine starting at £15 (~$20), or the 3D printing

Presumably to promote the upcoming September 1st release of Bill & Ted Face The Music, this is an almost eight minute video of Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter in their 1986 audition for the roles of Ted Theodore Logan and Bill S. Preston Esq. in the original Bill & Ted’s

This is a deepfake video reimagining if Arnold Schwarzenegger had portrayed Demolition Man’s Sergeant John Spartan instead of Sylvester Stallone. After watching the video I’m starting to wonder if I’ve even seen Demolition Man , because this did not ring any bells. Although, if we’re being completely honest, my bells

This is a video of storyboard artist Mark Simon demonstrating how he constructed a 3D Die Hard John McClane in air duct with flickering lighter lamp for his basement as a sort of gag. The entire construction is really simple and, while there’s no question I’d still find a way