Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!

In need of some truly off-the-wall comedy? Starring comedians Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim, Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! - Season 1 ($15) fits the bill with hilarious sketches, songs, and mock commercials. The show also offers up tons of celebrity cameos —... [More]

The Slip by Nine Inch Nails

We'll make this one easy. New full-length Nine Inch Nails album. With vocals. 100% DRM-free and 100% money-free. The Slip is available as high-quality MP3s (87 MB), CD-quality FLAC lossless (259 MB), CD-quality M4A Apple lossless (263 MB), and the better-than-CD quality 24/96 WAVE format... [More]

AirCraft: The Jet as Art

Aviation enthusiasts and technophiles alike will find enjoyment in AirCraft: The Jet as Art ($20). The 104-page book is full of beautiful photography of some of the most sophisticated machines in the world, taken by photographer, architect, graphic designer, and private pilot Jeffrey Milstein. Each... [More]

Grand Theft Auto IV

Grant Theft Auto is a series that needs zero introduction, so we'll refrain from telling you that it's one of the most influential (and controversial) video games ever. We won't waste your time telling you that the franchise has sold more than 65 million copies,... [More]

Mad Men

Before there was Breaking Bad, AMC blew away expectations with the ad agency drama Mad Men ($40). Set in the "Golden Age" of advertising, the excellent show was created by a talented producer and writer of The Sopranos. The Season One DVD set ($40; July... [More]

Mario Kart Wii

Now available. Originally posted 04/08. Gran Turismo isn't the only legendary racing series coming out with a new installment this month. Mario Kart Wii ($50) is set to bring the series back to its N64 glory days, with a mix of brand-new and vintage tracks... [More]

In Ghost Colours by Cut Copy

Every once in a while an album appears at just the right time. Gloriously upbeat but never overbearing, In Ghost Colours ($10), the second album from Australian band Cut Copy, has taken the early lead in the race for "Summertime Album of the Year," thanks... [More]

Materials Monthly

You don't need to be a designer to appreciate Materials Monthly ($35/issue; $300 sub.) from the Princeton Architectural Press. This unique publication, designed as a system for shelving and cataloging, brings with it at least five state-of-the-art material samples and spec sheets each issue, along... [More]

Houdini: The Movie Star

Everybody wants to be a movie star. Even Harry Houdini. The escape artist starred in a handful of thrillers, which are now available for the first time on DVD, along with some rare historical footage. Houdini: The Movie Star ($35) is a 3-disc set that... [More]

Cloverfield

There's really no excuse good enough to not have seen Cloverfield in theaters, but on the off chance you didn't, you can now redeem yourself. The J.J. Abrams-produced monster flick is out today on DVD ($16) with all of Hud's dizzying camera work. By now... [More]

Batman: The Killing Joke

It's the book Heath Ledger used to learn the true insanity of Gotham's darkest villain. Batman: The Killing Joke ($13) is considered to be the most well written and illustrated Batman comic ever. It's also the most controversial — where else will you find the... [More]

The Ultimate Bar Book

Regardless of you're skills in mixology, you're bound to find something to like in The Ultimate Bar Book ($14). This tome of tantalizing refreshment includes more than 1,000 drink recipes, with drinks using traditional liquors, wine, sake and beer, and even a few nonalcoholic options.... [More]

Juno

Juno ($16 DVD; $28 Blu-ray) is one of those rare films that teeters on the edge of being a chick flick, but manages to execute its plot effectively enough to avoid sappiness and achieve pure greatness. Not to mention it was by far the funniest... [More]

Deadliest Catch Ultimate Fan DVD Collection

If you've ever watched Discovery's Deadliest Catch, you know that jobs really don't get any more hardcore than Crab fishing on the Bering Sea during the worst fishing seasons of the year. And you also know that it makes for one hell of a TV... [More]

Rabbit Habits by Man Man

Coming off of their widely praised 2006 LP Six Demon Bag, Man Man returns with Rabbit Habits, a follow-up equally deserving of praise. The Philly-based band, known for their wild live shows, has seen some lineup alterations, but manages to establish further musical maturity, while... [More]

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