Because some people aren’t afraid to remind the internet why it was invented, this is a video from Youtuber Your_Kryptonite7 (this kind of video really is too, it makes me weak) featuring It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’s Frank Reynolds (Danny Devito) in Lord Of The Rings action. It’s a decent

This is upcoming LEGO set #10367, the Lord Of The Rings Balrog Book Nook. The 1,201 piece set begins shipping June 1st, costs $130 *spit-takes Ent-draught* and will make the perfect addition to the your Tolkien book collection. The set can be displayed closed in book nook form, or the

Sold by Etsy shop ObjectWorks for $57, this is a 13.8″ headphone stand in the form of Sauron’s helmet, printed from plant-based plastic. Available in black or grey, it makes the perfect addition to your Hobbit Hole themed gaming room. Or a messy nightstand (perfect for late night impalements). Can

Unrelenting in its efforts to dig to the very bottom of my murse, LEGO is releasing a Lord of The Rings: The Shire build set. The set will cost $270 *spit-takes Miruvor* when it’s released April 5th and contains 2,017 pieces, including nine minifigs and a very tiny One Ring.

This is a video of airplane mechanic Max discussing what is and isn’t an airplane window, including a synopsis of ‘The Window On The West’, chapter 5 from the second book of The Two Towers in the Lord of The Rings series. Was it necessary to bring Tolkien into a

These are several surprisingly quality music videos created by Youtuber demonflyingfox, who “wants to show what’s possible with AI” by creating redneck themed songs and music videos based on popular franchises like Star Wars, Lord Of The Rings, Harry Potter, The Matrix, and Breaking Bad. They’re worth a watch. The

Dropping June 4th, the LEGO Lord of the Rings: Barad-dûr build set contains 5,471 pieces, which, if assembled correctly according to the instructions, result in a 35.2″ tall recreation of Sauron’s dark fortress, complete with Eye Of Sauron on top. If not assembled correctly, you may end up with a

Because this is the internet and the internet never stops trying to fill itself like a toilet with a leaky flapper, this is a video reimagining the orcs in The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers speaking in normal human voices. I found it even scarier than the original.