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Welcome to the wild world of wonky trademarks , where the 'Just Do It' spirit gets a little lost in translation and designer logos take a detour into the absurd. Picture this: you're strolling down the market aisles when you spot something familiar yet unmistakably odd. It's a pair of 'Abibas' sneakers, complete with the iconic three stripes, but just a bit... off. Or maybe it's the 'Specialman' action figure, fighting for justice and the best bargain bin deal. These brand doppelgängers are the…

It looks like they all had so much fun! (Except for Lucas)

Isn't it wild to think about the fact that we can be nostalgic to an era that was dominated by computers, gadgets and video games ? It seems like so much time has passed and yet nothing has really changed. Obviously today's technology is far more advanced than what we had back in the 80s, 90s and early 2000s but is it really that different? The internet was slow, but it was there. Computer screens could display 256 colors (at best), yet they still transported us into dynamic, virtual worlds. If…

A delightful dose of double-take

We hath memes – glorious illustrations paired with witticisms

There seem to be no signs of artificial intelligence over here

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32 artworks by the master of minimalism, Noma Bar

Do you want to know why Ellen Ripley is such a well written female heroine? It's not because they were making a film and said “We need a strong female lead” or because some focus group asked for a sci-fi horror flick featuring a strong independent woman. It wasn't even a clever take on “The last girl standing” trope from every slasher film from the era. No, it was simply that Dan O'Bannon, The person who wrote the script, Never even considered Ellen Ripley's sex. He originally wrote it for a ma…

Take a nostalgic journey back to the enchanting world of "Willow"

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The lighter side of the silver screen