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Gorillaz just announced their new album “The Mountain” and honestly, it feels like the perfect moment for the band’s visual universe to collide with the LEGO world in the most spectacular way possible. The album reportedly explores themes of evolution, creative peaks, and finding new heights, which makes the timing of Shirbler’s Flying Windmill Island…
Twenty-five years after making millions of fans believe love could be larger than life, the Backstreet Boys are proving their cultural staying power extends far beyond nostalgic millennial playlists. The quintet recently became the first pop act to headline Las Vegas’s cutting-edge Sphere venue, where their “Into the Millennium” residency has been so successful they’ve…
Not many people remember, but the one and only Louis Vuitton started his humble fashion journey making train cases in 1854. What started as a journey encasing the belongings of other people turned into a conglomerate that has an iron grip on the fashion world today. The Louis Vuitton brand has transcended mere train cases,…
Snap. Snap. Instantly, the mind jumps to that family – charmingly bizarre, defiantly stylish, and somehow warmer than half the sitcoms of the early ’90s despite their penchant for graveyards and guillotines. For anyone who grew up in the golden VHS era, the Addams Family mansion was a gothic palace of dreams where love was…
Think back to the year 1901 – Queen Victoria passes away, handing down the legacy of her empire to her son, King Edward. This is considered to be the ‘decline’ of British Imperialism, but for most Londoners, it represented a time of hope and change. This was when a lot of modern-day inventions came about….
James Bond has crashed, piloted, and escaped in plenty of aircraft over the decades, but few have the rugged charm of the Cessna 185 Skywagon. Whether it’s the seaplane chase in License To Kill, the dramatic Norwegian fjord sequence in No Time To Die, or the cliff-top escape in For Your Eyes Only, the 185…
When Alfa Romeo got the call to create a showstopper for Expo 67, they didn’t panic at the nine-month deadline – they just dialed up Marcello Gandini and told him to work his magic. The resulting Montreal concept became the stuff of legend: those seductive louvered headlight covers, the sci-fi C-pillar vents, and a silhouette…
As a 34-year old, I’m just about old enough to remember these machines. They were large, bulky, all off-white, and could be found in the computer lab at my school. They barely did much – all we could do was run primitive programs like BASIC and Java on them – that being the entire purpose…
I don’t see LEGO as a toy anymore. I see it as a visualization tool, a physical pixel, a model-making apparatus, and potential home decor. LEGO comes in the form of toys, deeply detailed prototypes, pop memorabilia, and even flowers that you can place around your house. The potential of LEGO is endless, and nothing…
The clacking of marbles against plastic, the agonizing wait as your ball teeters on the edge of a trap, the trash talk between friends gathered around a tabletop game. Remember that? The “Tricky Traps” LEGO Ideas project bottled that exact feeling, transporting us back to the days when entertainment didn’t require a charging cable. Created…