You can now eat just like the Starks or the Targaryens. The Game of Thrones Cookbook: A Feast of Ice and Fire ($20) created by Chelsea Monroe-Cassel and Sariann Lehrer replicates the cuisines across the Seven Kingdoms. You can enjoy delicacies from King's Landing, comfort foods from the North or ... More →
Well it's about time. EA has finally come out with the next version of its vastly successful building simulation game SimCity ($60). The original game debuted in 1989 and it allowed you to create sprawling metropolises. The updated version builds on the same concept but utilizes the new GlassBox ... More →
Well it's about time, the Daytrader Board Game ($32) is the Monopoly of the 21st Century. As the name indicates, Daytrader is a board game based on the stock market. The goal is to be the first to retire. But first you have to get a job. You start out by working at a company to get some cash ... More →
Mark Laita has put together a spectacular book of snake photography called Serpentine ($39). Serpentines photographs span the beautiful and the dangerous in a collage of color and danger. Accompanying the photographs is an essay written by William T. Vollmann. The snakes covered in the book include ... More →
The book, Rock the Shack: The Architecture of Cabins ($38), Cocoons and Hide-Outs, provides a look at get-away cabins, weekend homes and of course shacks across a multitude of geographic locations. Rock the Shack not only shows you beautiful exteriors but interiors as well. Living in the city is ... More →
Finding great new places to eat can be a frustrating endeavor. Now there is a book that provides you with all the tools you need to find those great little hole in the walls or five star restaurants. Where Chefs Eat: A Guide to Chefs' Favourite Restaurants ($13), is a restaurant guide developed from ... More →
An elite special forces team shows up at a 15 story apartment to evict a crime boss who is on the top floor. The Raid: Redemption ($13-$19) is simple in premise and small in budget, but it proves to be a great action/martial arts film. The fights scenes are up close and personal. The Director, ... More →
Whose side are you on? As you probably already know The Pirate Bay is currently the worlds largest torrent downloading site. On any given day The Pirate Bay clears 1 million unique visitors. Founded by Peter, Fredrik and Gottfrid, The Pirate Bay is now releasing a movie based on its copyright ... More →
If you love Quentin Tarantino, then you need to pick up the Tarantino XX ($79.96) 8-Film Collection. It has eight films by Tarantino. In order of my favorites, they are; Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, True Romance, Kill Bill Vol. 1, Kill Bill Vol. 2, Inglourious Basterds, Jackie Brown and Death ... More →
If you looking for insight on how create a stylish life, then checkout The Mr Porter Paperback ($35). The book profiles style icons from across the world and not only gives you tips for dressing well, but also provides pointers on how to handle life's activities with the utmost style. ... More →
Max Tucker is an ass. The problem is he's smart, good looking and rich. The problem is he's also an unabashed self hating, narcissistic misogynist. His first book, I Hope They Serve Beer in hell, is a New York Times best seller which has spent over 150 weeks on that list. His follow-up is the sequel ... More →
I like buying props that I've seen in movies. One of my favorites is the Inception Totem ($5) that Leo uses in the film Inception. In the movie the Leo uses the totem to tell if he is in the real world or still dreaming. I picked mine up about a year ago and I was surprised how long this thing ... More →
