Products

It seems that X-Men prequel-sequel, The Wolverine has finally sharpened its admantium claws, ready to finally slice its way into filming.

After years of obstacles which included the exit of director, Darren Aronofsky (James Mangold has since taken the chair), the recent exit of would-be villainess, Jessica Biel, along with various delays and timing issues, the sequel to 2009 X-prequel, X-Men Origins: Wolverine is officially a go when filming starts at the beginning of August in Hugh Jackman's home country of Australia.

What will this mean for the film that for years has been teased to adapt the famous 1982 Wolverine miniseries by Chris Claremont and Frank Miller which takes place in Japan?

Read More »

Usually, the front of the package displays the product in its best, freshest, most plentiful form.

If that idea hold true, then this doesn't really bode well for the air/bacon ratio in this bag.

But, then again, this could just be the shy variety of bacon bits that are exclusively sold at Costco.

[Via]

The latest production video from The Hobbit has hit, documenting the final days of the two-part epic's principal photography phase.

Starting with a behind-the-scenes glimpse of director, Peter Jackson (who, despite the nametag, is NOT Chris Hardwick,) and the cast at the film's recent Comic-Con panel in San Diego, we're then whisked back to New Zealand for the emotional final days of the shoot. There, we're given even more peaks of memorable moments from the book come to life on the set...and a dwarven Ron Burgundy.

From the house of eccentric wizard, Radagast The Brown, to giant shape-shifter, Beorn's cabin, to the Goblin town where Bilbo and the dwarves are held captive by the Great Goblin, we're still being bombarded with surprises after having already seen so much of the film already.

Thankfully, Jackson will continue with the production videos as the film enters its post-production phase, so don't set sail for the Undying Lands just yet, Hobbit fans.

Making the best out of a bad situation, Snape decided to turn being the victim of the worst case of friend-zoning EVER into a lucrative endorsement deal.

Now, when muggle women enjoy dryness, they'll "always" think of Severus Snape.

[Source]

If you ever find yourself in the market for a "pet thing," then make sure you grab one of these quality products to ensure that your pet has the best...thing at its disposal to help it do...stuff.

The old adage, "you get what you pay for" rings as true as ever.

[Source]

This Taiwanese company is counting on the sympathy of the consumer to give Magnetism a chance.

Sure, its audio capabilities are limited and it tends to emit a high-pitched screech at two-minute intervals, but it will always give you its best try to do what similar products do vastly better.

[Source]

Not only do they have the most comprehensive selection of lube brands and specialty lubes for all occasions, but your local Mr. Lube also has the best hands-in lube technicians qualified to give product demonstrations right on the sales floor.

You can hear the all-too familiar snap of latex from two blocks down.

[Source]

There are several critical times during the course of one's role as a parent. However, the most difficult and heart-wrenching certainly has to be the moment when your son comes home dressed as some kind of bizarre hip-hop emo.

In this case, specifically, happy good-time stuff like "tolerance" and "understanding" are only counter-productive to the cause and this father knows that he's gonna need to bring him out and demonstrate the depths of this horrific mistake in fashion and ergonomics.

When your very address is named after the critical part of the anatomy that your product accommodates, it's more than just a coincidence. It's serendipity.

Such is the way of things here on Nipple Avenue, just north of Camel Toe Street.

[Source]

Either there's a lucrative market in snacks for baby birds or the food industry has turned to bone-skinny supermodels to provide a new type of product.

It's important that we don't get this confused with this brand's main competitor, "Chuck''s Chunky Upchuck."

[Source]