BioShock Infinite has a bland cover. And that's because the kind of people who care about covers don't buy enough video games to count.

I recently tried to find the Top 40 in one place and buy it. It took a lot longer than it really should have.

We're officially in The Dark Knight Rises countdown mode on the internet, boys and girls (pre-purchase your tickets on Craigslist for mere hundreds of dollars.

Swap out "a bird" for "Mel Gibson" = Exponentially funnier Recently ad agency exec Clayton Hove, a self-titled "Concept Cowboy," tweeted quite the unfunny observation: "Saw a bird had crapped on a Smart Car.

If you graduated from dial-up any time in the last decade then you've run across one of the assorted "Fast Food: Ads Vs. Reality" comparison graphics that seemingly go viral once a quarter.

Let's just get this out of the way right now: Oliver North was part of a group within the US intelligence structure that sold weapons to Iran in order to raise money for a war Congress had specifically told the executive not to fund, because the people in question were also drug dealers.

Let's all be shocked there's a new "Call of Duty" game coming out and that it's a sequel to "Black Ops".

Here's some noteworthy new advertising: for LG's "3D Sound" home theater system, ad agency Y&R has created three iconic movie posters from alternative angles to emphasize "Every Side of the Sound.

I haven't had the chance to visit Belgium yet, but thanks to Colin Farrell effectively convincing me so in In Bruges every time I think of Belgium I associate it with being boring as hell.