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Apr 29, 2013
Unicron9 created a custom Star Trek/Transformers crossover toy in which the Enterprise transformed into Autobot E. "The head had to be long because the deflector dish is on the top of it for alt mode," Unicron9 says, "so I went for a majestic alien look with a mix of Geordi's visor, Vulcan ears, and Andorian antennas." "Star Trek/Transformers Crossovers: Autobot E" (deviantART)
Live long and prosper — by social distancing! Potter Tom Edwards knows what’s up. His new “Kirk and Spock’s Social Distancing Alert! Mug” ($40) sends the message of “stay away!” loud and clear in an old-school Star Trek way. Be sure to check out his other wares, including this bowl ($35) that announces that there’s […]
Anson Mount as Captain Pike, as portrayed in Star Trek: Discovery might have been my favourite breakout performance from our new generation of Star Trek shows. I was not alone in this opinion, and it turns out the trio of Anson Mount, Ethan Peck, and Rebecca Romijn as Pike, Spock, and “Number One” respectively are […]
Jennifer Usellis-Mackay, aka the Klingon Pop Warrior, sings “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” in her native tongue. The performance took place in 2015 at Chicago’s iO Theater. From the video description: Opening for Improvised Star Trek, I sang a new (old) song. Got some newly translated words the day of the performance… enjoy this little slice […]
Every once in a while, we see a new product come along that’s so versatile and elegantly simple that it’s strange no one’s ever gone there before. Portable lights themselves aren’t new, but there’s something about the MOGICS Coconut Light that’s so seamlessly well-designed and adaptable that it feels startlingly original. The Coconut is basically […]
With the U.S. cautiously reopening, it’s probably time to take stock of where you’re at. After spending all these weeks in the house, you’ve likely already assembled a little list of items you either realized you were missing or need to replace. And those kinds of revelations probably apply to nearly every room. We got […]
When the COVID-19 threat hit in March, most Americans didn’t have much of a choice about their new work-from-home existence. But now that a majority of the workforce have settled into their new routines, it may be hard for many to snap back to the daily commute and the office grind again. And the numbers […]
