Before Mario
Though it makes us feel quite foolish here at The Find Ledger HQ, we were entirely unaware that before the likes of Mario et al really made their name, Nintento had already being making games, albeit uncomputerised ones, for decades.
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Wyoming Wildscapes
America has some truly stunning landscapes to bear witness to but, truth be told, you’ll need an awful lot of patience and time on your hands to truly experience every element of their beauty. Fortunately, however, we have the likes of Nicolaus Wegner who is capable of formulatin
Bad Words
As rather ardent Arrested Development aficionados here at The Find Ledger HQ, we are already au fait with the fine acting and comedic skills of Jason Bateman so our interest was inevitably piqued when it transpired he was making his directorial debut with Bad Words, in which the
Godzilla
Though the sour taste of the Matthew Broderick version of Godzilla still lingers in The Find Ledger’s mouth, we aren’t too big to give things a second chance so, despite initial scepticism on our part at another Hollywood remake of the iconic Japanese behemoth, we thought we’d gi
The Amazing Spiderman 2
We here at The Find Ledger were pretty big fans of the last Spiderman movie and, resultantly, we’re pretty excited about the impending release of the next one – the imaginatively named, The Amazing Spiderman 2.
Great Odin’s Raven Blended Scotch Whisky
To be perfectly honest, there was an air of inevitably that someone would release a Ron Burgundy scotch to coincide with the release of Anchorman 2 this December but the fact it boasts a moniker as superb as Great Odin’s Raven Blended Scotch Whisky is sufficient for us here at Th
Inside Llewyn Davis
As firm fans of the body of work of the Coen Brothers, we’re definitely excited whenever their latest film is set to drop and even more so when it looks as indescribably excellent as Inside Llewyn Davis. This sensational looking film from the men behind Fargo, O Brother Where Art
Chris Bukard Surfs Iceland
We at The Find Ledger are as far from au fait with surfing as you could possibly get but we’re fairly confident in believing that surfing in the chilly waters of Iceland isn’t ordinarily the done thing. It would seem, however, that nobody told talented adventure photographer, Chr
Project Darwin by Tim Wallace
Death Valley in California is one of the most inhospitable and harshest terrains in the world and it probably shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise that it isn’t one of the most densely populated areas out there. This is something that photographer, Tim Wallace, found out for
Legendary Sunshine
We all need a little pick me up every once in a while and now that we’ve more or less become immune to Red Bull at The Find Ledger HQ, we’re on the lookout for a new energy drink to take its place. Well, we may well have just found it in the form of this brilliantly branded Legen
The Find Ledger’s Christmas Gift Guide
As men, we here at The Find Ledger think that we’re in a pretty good position to know the sorts of gifts that our fellow man would like to be on the receiving end of in just under a month’s time and we, being charitable fellows, are going to impart that knowledge onto you so as t
Bold City Brewery
Any brewery responsible for a beer that goes by the name of Mad Manatee is definitely alright in our book and when you consider that Bold City Brewery also offer an excellent array of wonderfully monikered beers, it isn’t difficult to see why we here at The Find Ledger have sat u
Diminish & Ascend
We couldn’t be much further removed from being artwork connoisseurs here at The Find Ledger HQ but, like most people, we are in a position of being able to say what impresses us and this, frankly astonishing, piece from David McCracken (possibly related to Big Ern’) called Dimini
The Find Ledger Man Cave BluePrint
It’s a long held desire of The Find Ledger to create our very own man-cave here at HQ, where we can engage in manly activities such as moustache growing and beer brewing but, lamentably, we don’t currently have the wares on hand to facilitate said Man-Cave. Here’s what we think w
WWI in Colour
Photography is a magical thing, capturing moments in time which, without the presence of a camera would have gone undocumented and unremembered. World War I was, of course, a harrowing time for all the nations involved and though there is quite a lot of documentation from the epi