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Disney Can Turn You Into A Stormtrooper Figurine This Spring

Joe Student — Sun, 12 May 2013 21:56:04 +0000

Did you forget to purchase something 'Star Wars' themed for yourself on May the 4th? Worry, you should not; just snag a plane ticket to Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida for one of their 'Star Wars Weekends' this spr

Make A Donation To Hope & The Holidays This Season

Rich Ledoux — Fri, 14 Dec 2012 16:08:04 +0000

Here’s something super awesome you can do this holiday season: make a simple cash or toy donation to Hope & The Holidays and assist in helping local children and families in need. Details here: Hope & The Holidays is comprised of the Marine Corps League, Lions, Kiwanis and American Legion. In 2011, this organization provided [...]

They Don't Make Toys Like They Used To [VIDEOS]

Rich Ledoux — Tue, 04 Dec 2012 22:59:56 +0000

Tis the season for commercials advertising “the hottest toys of the holiday season”, so that kids can add them to their list and extend their parents seasonal nightmare of a scavenger hunt. It’s also the season for nostalgia. Here’s a few commercials that would have caught my eye as a kid…you know when toys were [...]

Amazing Water Toys: 10 Fun Ways to Stay Cool This Summer

Chip Sandalwood — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 17:15:07 +0000

Amazon From beach pails to water slides, you're never too old for a good summer toy.While prices may have gone up a little since you were a kid, so has the fun factor on these 10 great summer water toys.They're bigger. They're better. Some of them probably shouldn't even be legal. Waboba Extreme Water [...]

Watch 1,100 Hot Wheels Cars Set Loose on a Massive Track

Jordan Breindel — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 16:48:21 +0000

Traffic congestion Southern California? Not for these toy cars. Things move along pretty briskly in this demonstration of California artist Chris Burden‘s “Metropolis II,” an installation that features more than 1,100 Hot Wheels cars and 13 toy trains in perpetual motion. It’s a big step up from “Metropolis I,” which had a mere 80 cars. In part deux, each car passes through the tiny city about 90 times every hour. This 18-lane mega-model took a team of 12 over four years to construct in Burden’s Topanga Canyon studio.