Unlike a moody rockstar who trashes his hotel room and is always demanding, Waldo asks only for a handful of birdseed and that the newspaper in his cage be changed at regular intervals before he’s once again back on stage, ready to “rawk”. Clearly, for this bird, it is all about the music.

Remember those times when you heard a song and swore it sounded like another?

These band logos try their best to hide their names from the viewer

This Is How You Remind Me of Someday
Can a Band Plagiarize Itself? This is the question posed to Nickelback, a Canadian quartet perhaps second only to Creed in the level of derision received by a sizable segment of rock fans.
The reasons cited range from the band’s image to their reliance …

Billed as the world’s first “timesculpture” advertisement, Toshiba’s ad is certainly attention grabbing.
It features a group of kids playing as camera angles rotate 360 degrees and time moves backwards and forwards — all simultaneously. (It sort of reminds me of the famous scene in The Matrix where Neo dodges the …