• You Want to Tweet Every Detail of Your Life? This is What You Get.

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    This site's been getting a crap-ton of coverage, but we thought we'd share it with you – if only to warn you not to reveal every movement you make during the day via Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, Brightkite or Google Buzz. Please Rob Me collects and shares location-based social communication from you with the world. So, if you Tweet, "I'm at the masseuse getting rubbed down," people who want to steal your stuff can check out this site and go steal your stuff. The creators wanted to teach people to be more aware of these kinds of things. We tend to agree with their mission.

  • The Lost Art of Inglourious Basterds

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    Around the time that Inglourious Basterds was being promoted for release, some of the people behind the film teamed up with Upper Playground to design a number of commissioned pieces based on the film. None of them have been released, until now.

    The pieces will now be printed to help raise money for the American Red Cross in Haiti. Each poster will be printed in a very limited edition of 6, signed by Quentin Tarantion, then sold for $300. The prints will become available tomorrow (Thursday, February 18th) from 6pm-9pm at the Los Angeles Upper Playground store (125 E. 6th St.). For more info, visit UpperPlayground.com. To see the rest of these amazing pieces, check out OMG Posters.

  • Visa Starts Promoting the 2010 World Cup

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    And as Ben notes, it's full of some impressive subtleties. So give it a second viewing, why don't you.

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  • The Most Ridiculous Man in The World

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    The VitaminWater work has been hit and miss over the last year or so. But this spot, featuring basketball great Steve Nash as 'the most ridiculous man in the world,' is pretty entertaining – mocking Dos Equis' 'the most interesting man in the world' campaign.

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  • Political Outdoor War

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    Billboards have started popping up in cities across the country questioning Obama and his administration's policies. It seems the majority are funded by small business owners who feel Washington is against them.

  • Roger Ebert: The Essential Man

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    It has been nearly four years since Roger Ebert lost his lower jaw and his ability to speak. Now television's most famous movie critic is rarely seen and never heard, but his words have never stopped.

    Read this incredible Esquire interview.

  • You Can't Dance Like Prince

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    Check out this Prince rehearsal tape from 1984 that The Fader unearthed. Six more here. Hurry, they'll be yanked soon.

  • When Miniature Explosions Won't Wake You, Coke Will

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    Good-looking spot out of Egypt.

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