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collegehumor:

DJ Lance Rock from Yo Gabba Gabba! is our Graphic Designer Randy McKay’s top doppelgänger. 

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rottenmanzana:

The Lost Logo Of The 1975 New York Giants

In 1975, the New York Giants were a team without a country. They were in the wilderness. Their stadium in New Jersey was still being constructed, and the Yankees (the Giants’ old landlord) had kicked them out to do renovations.

So the Giants had no place to play home games, and to make matters worse, they were terrible. Facing an uncertain future, the team did the only thing they could do. They designed a new logo: an italics-mixed-case-disco-racing-stripe-NY emblem of questionable decision-making. It was the NFL uniform equivalent of a drunk tattoo. It was awesome. And it only lasted for that single season.

The Giants ended up playing through the year at Shea Stadium in Queens. In 1976, the team moved in to their home at the Meadowlands, and wasted no time in changing to a logo that was NY/NJ-neutral. It was their banner through two epic Super Bowl victories. [Source - Breadcity.org]

I’ve always loved how terrible this logo is.

thisistheverge:

What was your first iPod? First song you bought on iTunes? | The Verge Forums

fred-wilson:

We Found Love - Palma Violets

Palma Violets are the artist of the weekend on fredwilson.fm. They are playing Music Hall of Williamsburg on May 8th and Bowery Ballroom on May 9th. I am going to at least one of those shows for sure.

nonsuchplus6mth:

thisistheverge:

iTunes Store at 10: how Apple built a digital media juggernaut

The iTunes Store turns 10 today, and here’s how it got to where it is today, and where it’s going next.

Source: richardthecat

Tina Fey in 2001

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chrisziegler:

Prettiest car ever made, the Lamborghini Miura. No contest. Via Jalopnik.

Also check out Damon Lavrinc’s piece on a half-century of Lamborghini at Wired.

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parislemon:

Cubism. (at Apple)

latenightjimmy:

Our studios are right next door to each other. This is totally normal.