OK Go has outdone themselves again. First it was the Invincible video, which was interesting for being out of the ordinary. Then they gave us the treadmill dance in Here It Goes Again that truly redefined the word viral (the video has since garnered over 49 million hits on YouTube). It’s no surprise really but at some point you have to ask yourself, how much further can the bar be raised?

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Who better than Count von Count to administer The Breakfast Club’s ol’ “Two Hits” bit?

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The illustrious developers at The Behemoth, still plugging away at their latest title, have finally deemed us mere mortals worthy enough to unveil an official title, trailer AND basic premise. While many fans will forever refer to it as Game #3, BattleBlock Theater promises “A story about friendship, betrayal, and a whole truck load of cats.” While the phrase “truck load of cats” implies as many cats as would fit in a truck I think it’s safe to assume that the truck in question is fairly large, so no worries there.

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The video below is a demonstration of Photosounder. “A cutting edge spectral editing program, offering the best spectrogram editing and synthesis capabilities, making use of unique spectrograph, synthesis and filtering algorithms developed specifically to achieve the best results possible.” Without using any tech-talk, it’s a program that translates pictures into sounds.

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Jerry Holkins and Mike Krahulik started Penny Arcade in 1998, over ten years ago. Throughout their years as an internet entity they’ve achieved a lot more than simply being one of the most recognized webcomics in existence.

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Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody is a staple in the never-ending journey that is classic rock music. Widely recognized for its unique structure, Bohemian Rhapsody is the go-to for rocking out, no matter the occasion. Further cementing the song’s wide-reaching popularity is the video below.

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Outside of being a form that Ben Ten often uses to ward off enemies, Big Chill is a website specializing in retro appliances.

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Don Ivan Punchatz was responsible for art appearing in Playboy and National Geographic as well as on the covers of TIME Magazine and Newsweek and became one of the highest profile artists of his day.

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One of my longest running lists as of late was my “want to see” list, which consisted of genre titles like Paranormal Activity, Trick ‘r Treat, The Hills Run Red, Laid to Rest and so forth and so on. As of Halloween night the sole remaining title on that list was Fear(s) of the Dark, a French anthology of black & white animated shorts. Now, less than twenty four hours removed, I can say that while it was definitely worth the wait for this dude, it’s probably not for everyone.

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Above is the Chris Ware illustrated cover of The New Yorker, depicting parents taking their children trick-or-treating. Ware also wrote and illustrated a comic that appeared inside of the magazine that can be seen here.

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