My five year old son and I have spent the last week playing through Lego Star Wars on the XBox, which I can HIGHLY recommend, even if you don't have a five year old to cover your flank in a lightsaber battle. In my opinion, it's second only to Battlefront with regard to console Star Wars games. Plus there's just something cool about blasting a Lego Stormtrooper and seeing all the bricks fly apart.

Which means Sunday 8th May will be a big day in our household as the Cartoon Network will be premiering Revenge of the Brick. Click here for the trailer.

Posted tonight, the third in our infrequent series of audioblogs. This one seems to prove that truth is always at least as funny as fiction. Click the link on our home page to play, or visit the Audioblog section.

YBNBY was recently informed of this site which has the most comprehensive list I've seen of all the landmarks you can find with Google Satellite Maps. Everything from nuclear power plants to the Neverland Ranch.

The coolest part are all the transient planes taking off from various airports.

Courtesy of An Active Mind

Here are two letters from recent issues of People:

"I have been reading People for years, and the Oscars issue was by far the best. I love the dresses, parties, hair and makeup and the bling. Thanks for letting us ordinary people be a part of it."
-Gina, Cheboygan, Michigan

"I loved the last episode of The Bachelorette, in which Jen said no to Jerry's proposal because she knew it wasn't right. Who could fault her for doing the right thing? That episode put the believability back into The Bachelor franchise for me."
-Eileen, Tsawwassen, British Columbia

See the first Some People.

Maybe he should consider a different line of work. Story.

(I know...cheap shot.)