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Joe Nicolosi, who previously had his friend Amanda explain the original Star Wars trilogy, had his mother watch The Matrix, then animated her explanation of the plot.

PixelsPerSecond | Reddit

Barbara Kruger, the artist whose work inspired Supreme’s iconic box logo, responds to the ridiculous $10 million lawsuit Supreme fonder James Jebbia filed against Married to the Mob founder Leah McSweeney. Jebbia is suing McSweeney for her “Supreme Bitch” design that is almost a decade old…and formerly sold in Jebbia’s store, Union.

Leah McSweeney’s response can be found here.

Pic: Made that shit in Paint.

An amazing look at the game that could/should be, by Brian Anderson:

I have no affiliation with Traveller’s Tales, LEGO, or AMC. I’m just a huge fan of the stuff they make. But seriously, if they all got together and made this game, for real, I’d buy it and play the crap out of it.

Agreed.

Brian Anderson | GS

A SpongeBob SquarePants remix by Pogo.

Nick “Pogo” Bertke | LS | Previously: Scoobystep

UNICEF highlights “the absurdness of our blind faith in likes,” to remind us that “likes” can’t fund medicine, water or food. Money does.

UNICEF Sweden | DM

A parody of Ze Frank’s “True Facts” series.

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Carl Sagan, Mister Rogers, Bob Ross, and Bill Nye take on bad television.

To be blunt: Science, technology, and education are important to us. But we live in a world where the little news we hear of schools, research, and the arts is when they’re laying their heads on the chopping block. We live in a world where celebrity and “reality” entertainment is winning the war for our attention. Though this may just seem like it’s playing off a funny trope, we do need superheroes in our world. Super men, women (and puppets), like those actualized by PBS, who inspire young generations to be scientists, teachers, and artists. But those heroes will not appear unless we create them.

Gritty Reboots | TO

Brian and Nick discover their outer beauty.

BriTANick | Previously: The Sleepover

Rockstar releases three character trailers for the latest (awesome looking) addition to the Grand Theft Auto series.

Grand Theft Auto V hits stores September 17th.

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A Brooklyn-based apparel company whose initial offering is a lightweight, wool button-down that lasts six times longer than cotton, while fighting off wrinkles and odor. To prove the point, founder Mac Bishop wore the shirt you see him wearing in their Kickstarter video for 100 days in a row without having to wash or dry clean the garment.

Learn more/preorder here. | LS