A great new short called Game Over from First Boards Awards winner PES. I still can't get over the fact that my dad sold my Atari at a garage sale.

What's Really Good Magazine did an interview a day for the month of May. They say they inteviewed "mad" amounts of people and posted the funniest & most entertaining ones they got. Take some time & check out some of the 31 interviews.

Here's a great ad campaign from IDB-FCB, Chile. As many construction sites are closed on weekends, they took the opportunity to put up some life-size Lego. Very fun. From Ads of the World.

Three Legged Legs is a Los Angeles based animation & design collective and if you have not heard about them, you will be. They are repped by Green Dot in LA, Rokkit in London & I hear are seeking Canadian representation. Thanks to Alex Anderson to letting me know about them. Check out their personal website here.

The D&AD Awards were held in London last night and no coveted Black Pencils were awarded to TV work. Congratulations go out to Peter Gomes & Leo Burnett Toronto for their Black Pencil & Gold Pencil for Online Primary Brand Website. Full list of winners here.

I LOVE when a spot makes me say WOW. Not only is this trailer for Sean Lennon's new album Friendly Fire full of star-power, it's absolutely beautiful. Be patient, it takes a while to load but it worth the wait.Directed by Michele Civetta. Thanks to Craig at Analogue for sending.

In the UK you need a license to have a television -- really. I lived there for two years and I was told that the BBC actually has people driving around in vans searching for "illegal" television signals. Not sure if this is true. In this new campaign directed by Reginald Pike's Lena Beug, the sofas are trying to talk some sense into their owners. By the way, I never actually purchased a license when I was there. Shame on me.

All hail Blogger Bucky Turco of Animal Magazine. This past Friday night he was able to sneak into the opening of Apple's newest tech mecca in New York. After obtaining an entrance card via a sticky-fingered diversion, he then went around to all of the computers on display, changing their internet browser settings to his site. See the full shameless story here, along with some great celebrity pics.

German-born London-based photographer Jan von Holleben's work has been featured in Creative Review, The Face and Sleazenation. New on his website is