Found while looking for something else: The Moment of Truth.

Hey, guys! The Church of Craft has a flock in Seattle!

An astounding array of beverages are reviewed by BevNet.

“Ursula” is keeping an eye on a whiskey distillery, but what other industrial processes are similar to naughty ones?

This Indian-type flash movie proves that my brother is a big goof. The link may not work after a while, as it was specially made for me.

After 14 years, the Doctor is on his way back. Few details, except that Russell Davies, who will be writing it, says “The new series will be fun, exciting, contemporary and scary.” I’m happy to see “campy” is absent from the list.

From an article in Spin about Jack Black:
“At the end of October, Epic will release a lavish Tenacious D DVD set that he promises will be ‘nut draining’ (sorry ladies), compiling all six episodes from the group’s eponymous 1999 HBO series. In April 2004, he’ll costar with Ben Stiller in the big screen comedy Envy, which looks like the King Kong vs. Godzilla of diminutive, seething comedians. And sometime in 2005, he and Tenacious D partner Kyle Gass will drop the band’s first movie, Tenacious D in: The Pick of Destiny.”

The article also mentions that MTV hasn’t and won’t air the Foo Fighters video he’s in. Boo to MTV!

Also, there’s gonna be a DVD release of the rock videos of Spike Jonze that looks like fun.

Really old pictures of travel to space. Neat!

Also, when in the future do “earthmen” get so femmey?

Lest anybody think that OCLC suing the Library Hotel is silly, keep in mind that it’s a trademark issue, and if they don’t sue, they lose the trademark. Also, the story linked above gives a mistaken impression: OCLC wasn’t looking for money from the hotel; they just needed a licensing agreement in hand to protect their trademark. Now that lawyers are involved, who knows what it will take to make it stop. I couldn’t find a link to the LJ Academic Newswire release below, so here’s the text:

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Do you want cheeseburger fries with that?
Try as I might (and those who know me know that this is exactly the sort of thing I love to eat), I can’t make it sound good. I mean, I’ll try it, of course, but right now I can’t imagine enjoying it.