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Wes Anderson is, in my all-important humble opinion, one of the best directors (and indeed writers) of his generation and I have thoroughly enjoyed every offering to have been steered by his quirky hand. From Bottle Rocket through to Moonrise Kingdom there hasn’t really been a mo
I’m not going to lie, I’m not exactly a Raymond from Rain Man or Alan from The Hangover when it comes to cleaning up in Las Vegas with their card-counting capabilities. My skills are pretty much limited to Snap! and they typically don’t welcome this game in the Bellagio and Wynn
I know it’s a bit early for Oscar season bluster but, truth be told, all the other films (even those from Oscar baiting auteurs like Bigelow, Speilberg and Paul Thomas Anderson) won’t be getting a look in the year because, out of the blue, there is a lock for this year’s Best Fil
If, like me, you’ve got unfulfilled childhood astronaut aspirations and have grown too fat (and drunk) in adulthood to be accepted onto any sort of NASA enrolment programme, you’ll probably keep an eye out for awesome items that will give you the appearance of having had a jolly
For fans of Guillermo Del Toro (like myself) you’re in for a likely treat this Friday (July 12th) when the Mexican auteur unleashes his latest labour of love on the cinema circuit in the form of the much-anticipated Pacific Rim (and, somewhat excellently, early reviews are seemin
I think the day that we all knew would come has finally arrived. Wookies have been discovered living amongst us and, courtesy of these awesome photos by Mako Miyamoto, we have proof of said existence. Having grown tired of Hans Solo and his immature antics, it was only a matter o
For fans of the Batman movies since Christopher Nolan took up the reins behind the camera and decided that Bruce Wayne (and, by extension, Batman) wasn’t a complete douche-bag who pitted wits against the lamest villans known to man – I’m looking at you, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Mr
I’ve got a lot of time for capable illustrators and even more time (a whole day, perhaps) for those who incorporate Calvin and Hobbes into their doodles. So, when I stubbled across the illustrative skills of Andrew Kolb, it’s safe to say I didn’t venture too far from the computer
We love a nice drop of beer here at The Find Ledger HQ but it’s not just the taste of the amber nectar that we enjoy, we are also big lovers of uniquely branded beer bottles and, as luck would have it, there are hundreds of top notch beer designs out there and we will be looking
As a man who often dreams of having minions but, in actuality, this has hitherto proved logistically impractical because a] I don’t know where to source said minions and b] I would inevitably fall foul of labour laws when I pay my minions considerably less than minimum wage.
We’ve all got our Mount Everest (mine is catching that moth that has been squatting on the roof of my flat for many months now – he could at least pay rent, the little bastard) but we don’t all have a constant reminder of what we are aiming to accomplish. Well, all that’s about t
Now, I am by no means an accomplished shaver and still currently cultivate the same level of facial hair I did as a fourteen year old and, whilst this is of course a crushing blow to my masculinity, I can still make time for awesomely branded shaving paraphernalia and it is for t
Bremont are somewhat of a rarity in the luxury watchmaking world insomuch as they have the temerity to be less than a century old and weren’t founded in Switzerland. Which is pretty much unheard of with the likes of Breitling, TAG Heuer, IWC and Baume et Mercier all heralding fro
There’s quite a few films that I’m looking forward to being overcharged to see over the next few months but there’s one in particular that I’m more excited about than most and that, sir, is Prince Avalanche. Starring one of my favourite comedic actors in the form of Paul Rudd and
There were a few “holy shit” moments at the recent E3 Expo where Sony and Microsoft went man-o au man-o to win the battle of the next generation console war and I think, it’s safe to say, Sony emerged on top with Microsoft deciding to, inexplicably (and repeatedly) shoot themselv
