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Today marks a significant entry in history. Star Tours, at Disneyland, will send it’s final passengers on their first flight to the forest moon of Endor this evening. The popular Disneyland attraction will be closed from July 27th until sometime in 2011 as the 23 year old ride gets a complete makeover. The enhancements will include new high-def projectors, new motion simulators, 3-D effects, and most intriguing

Thanks to the guys from AM570 KLAC for sharing this video with us.

Happy Birthday Disneyland! On July 17th, 1955 Walt Disney invited the first guests in to his Magic Kingdom. I think it’s safe to say that things have worked out pretty well since then. What’s your favorite Disneyland memory of the past fifty-five years?

For [their] latest mission, [Improv Everywhere] staged a reenactment of the first Princess Leia / Darth Vader scene from Star Wars on a New York City subway car. The white walls and sliding doors on the train reminded [them] of the rebel ship from the movie, and [they] thought it would be fun to see how people would react to a surprise appearance by the iconic characters. [They] spread out the actors along the train

With the Lakers Championship, “The Decision”, subsequent LeBron jersey burning parties, and now the World Cup (congrats to Spain and Spain-ards everywhere) out of the way what’s left to talk about this summer? We’re not sure either, but, somehow we got to discussing the merits of the great debate: Team Edward vs. Team Jacob. Needless to say we couldn’t come to an agreement. And, so, the

By going to Miami LBJ has contradicted almost everything he has ever said about winning a championship. For years all he’s talked about is building a team in Cleveland, being loyal to his home town and not wanting to be a ring chaser.

The 4th of July is this coming weekend. So, today I thought I’d jump start the festivities with a little video we took while traveling through the desert between St. George, Utah and Sin City. Somewhere in the middle of nowhere there’s a small outpost on an Indian reservation that’s commonly referred as The Valley Of Fire. Anyway, we stopped, bought some explosives and went to town. The culmination