You can think of us as a tree of creativity, with branches joining together indie musicians, charitable organizations, and t-shirts with a fashionable punch. We’re a non-profit Montreal based organization dedicated to bringing our customers the finest of quality, originality, and philanthropy. We seek out only the coolest of cool artists, collaborate with them to design awesomely awesome tee-shirts, and give all the prettiest of pretty profits to charities of the artists’ choice.
"I like coloring books. I also like charity. So as you can imagine, I definitely like this!"
- Russell Lissack of Bloc Party"This is the greatest coloring book since coloring was invented. I've decided to have kids just so I'll have somebody to give this book to."
- Matt Berninger of The National
Rango is a pet chameleon who lives in a terrarium. He has long thought himself a hero, but then finds himself removed from his contemporary American southwest surroundings and ending up in an Old West town called Dirt, which is populated by various desert critters garbed like characters out of a spaghetti western. Rango soon becomes the town lawman, an occupation in Dirt that, judging from the tombstones in the local cemetery, doesn't allow for a very long lifespan.
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| I always advocate never creating monsters when there are none, Lianne. Primarily, of course, because there are none. Boo, The Universe |
This poignant performance of Nine Inch Nail's, "Hurt" is almost haunting, as it was recorded just prior to Cash's untimely death. Whether or not a Johnny Cash fan, this performance is powerful and deep with emotion. Produced by Rick Rubin, The Man Comes Around is the fourth and final Grammy Award-winning album Cash and Rubin have collaborated on.
Do you see anything special about this picture? For a better view, click here. This is not just an ordinary picture, it's a pencil drawing. Can you imagine being able to draw that beautiful? Some other examples of the work from Paul Lung Pen: 
Kate and Anna have a strong bound. Kate is the older sister, but she’s completely dependent of her little sister Anna. When Kate is a young girl her parents find out she has leukemia, a sort of cancer. No one in the family can donate white blood cells or organs to her. Her parents decide they want to have a baby with modified genes, so they can use that baby as a donorbaby. That donorbaby is Anna. This situation gets out of control when Anna decides to sue her parents, because she wants to be medically emancipated. This means that she wants to decide whether or not she wants to donate organs to her sister in stead of letting her parents make that decision.
I watched this movie yesterday and it has made a huge impression on me. A heavy story which caused me to cry from the beginning until the end. A beautiful movie about what happens to a family when one of the children has cancer. There’s no such thing as a normal life in that kind of a situation. I keep on making recommendations, but this movie is definitely a must-see! And get a box of tissues if you are going to watch it!
P.S. I've heard the book tells a quite different story, so I'm really curious what the book is like! Anyone who has read the book?
