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LEGO Cuusoo is a third party site that takes third party LEGO designs and sells them as kits. They also have the attention of LEGO. After reaching 10K names, LEGO agreed they would look at Minecraft as a LEGO license. Which is cool and all, but that inspired this new petition; 10K names and LEGO will evaluate the possibility of getting the Ghostbusters license. How can you help? Sign the petition. How can you help more? Spread the word so more people will sign. 10,000 is nothing – if everyone reading the site today signed, we could take care of it ourselves and have names to spare! Let’s see if we can make this happen!
If you watched the graffiti video from last week, you may have enjoyed the VIP NR01 remix of the GB theme, cleverly called GhostDubsters – Paul at Spook Central found the track at SoundCloud for your downloading pleasure.
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Hope you still have money left… Currently on sale this week ONLY, $14 at Tshirt Laundry for all the GB and Super Mario fans out there!
My friend Carey, roaming the streets of London, sent me this picture from The Prince Charles Cinema – they will be holding a big Ghostbusters screening event on March 3rd, so mark your calendars and dust off your uniform! Head here for more details!
Time to apply those valuable lessons from Ghostbusters to the working week! Mindflash has created an infographic of how things like “Don’t Cross the Streams” can help when combining efforts to take down an almost disastrous foe!
Take a look at it here! And thanks to Zach Walton from WebProNews for the heads up!
Pennsylvania band The Almighty Terribles will be performing live at a screening of Ghostbusters, April 14th, at the Frank Banko Alehouse Cinemas in Bethlehem – it’s part of ArtsQuest’s “Soundtrack Comes Alive” series and it looks like it can’t be missed, so if you’re in the Harrisburg area, think about it. The concept is that the movie plays sans soundtrack, which the band recreates, sometimes faithfully and sometimes from scratch.
Tickets cost $13, and $10 for students, seniors and ArtsQuest members. Go here for more information. And if you attend, let us know how it goes! Big nods to Grim Santos for the heads up.
While it may not necessarily be a new image for some of you, Ain’t it Cool News posted their “Behind the Scenes Pic of the Day,” and it’s a familiar face to be sure. Check it out over on AICN.
Fellow Ghosthead and writer, Mr. Holmes, interviewed Harold Ramis for the then soon-to-be-released GB video game. The interview, much edited down, did run in a long deceased magazine, so Holmes has opted to share the love online – here’s the full interview from 2009!