• MAN DOM

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  • Seth Green Says Leave Chris Crocker Alone

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    If you didn’t see the original, click here.

  • Inspiring Role Models

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    Sherri Sheppherd, one of the co-hosts on The View, said she didn’t know whether the world is flat or round when asked by Whoopi Goldberg the other day on the show. Seriously, how many more idiots can they put on television?

  • The New Photoshop Logo

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    John Nack, Adobe Photoshop’s Senior Product Manager, announced the release of the new Adobe Photoshop logo and tagline two days ago on his blog. The reaction? Ninety-nine comments (so far) on just how sucky the majority of the world thinks it is. Have to agree there.

  • Kanye West has a lot of money

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    There’s a bunch of photos of Kanye West’s pad online. It’s a fairly interesting little slideshow. Everything seems pretty rad except for the giant painting he’s got above his dining table (seen below), which is so bad it makes us want to start listening to Country and never turn back.

  • You Should Know About Brian Edward Miller

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    In our search for local flavor, we stumbled across some spice. Recently wandering in from the land of the OC, art director/illustrator/print/web/gaming designer/holy shit wish we did that artistic master Brian Edward Miller has entered the Colorado bloodstream and is ready to blow the roof off. Here are some of his illustrations if his book doesn’t make you jealous enough.

    And for those of you who keep asking us how we think a portfolio site should be structured, this is it. No dopey navigation, gadgetry or tiny thumbnails getting in the way of seeing the work – front and center. Then again, when it’s this good, there’s no need to hide behind anything else. What can the newest designer added to our Recommended Talent list do for you?

  • Oh Shit, A Cyberbullying Contest

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    Let’s get these egotistical bastards off our Internet!

    Sony Creative Software, a leading provider of professional video and audio editing software applications, the Ad Council, and the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) today announced a public service announcement (PSA) development contest to raise awareness of cyberbullying. The winning entries will air on national television in spring 2008 as part of the prize package, which also features Sony software applications and hardware valued at up to $25,000 USD.

    Leading cyberbullying researchers Dr. Justin Patchin of University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and Dr. Sameer Hinduja of Florida Atlantic University have defined cyberbullying as “willful and repeated harm inflicted through the medium of electronic text.” Cyberbullies employ two major electronic devices to harass their victims from afar. First, using a personal computer a bully can send harassing emails or instant messages, post obscene, insulting and slanderous messages to online bulletin boards, or develop websites to promote and disseminate defamatory content. Second, harassing text messages can be sent to the victim via cellular phones. Dr. Patchin and Dr. Hinduja have found that the majority of bullying occurs in Internet chat rooms, through text messages or via email.

    Judging the cyberbullying PSA contest are Dr. Patchin, acclaimed filmmakers Steve Oedekerk, producer/writer (Bruce Almighty, Barnyard and more) and Barry Sonnenfeld, producer/writer (Men in Black, Addams Family and more), as well as members of the Ad Council’s Creative Review Committee, which is comprised of some of the best creative talents in American advertising. The Ad Council’s CRC is responsible for approving the strategic and creative elements of all Ad Council campaigns prior to production.

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