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The Lego Movie: Further Evidence of Will Ferrell's Subversive Genius
The hit film is another win in Mr. Ron Burgundy/Ricky Bobby/President Business's career of mixing oafish slapstick with surprising political messages.
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Ghostbusters Lego
Ghostbusters will make its Lego debut in early June. Fans will have the chance to build brick versions of Ecto-1, the ghost-fighting team's classic vehicle, and play with minifigure versions of Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz, Egon Spengler and Winston Zeddemore.
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Simpsons' LEGO Episode to Air in May Sweeps
Fox has set an airdate for the all-LEGO episode of The Simpsons it has constructed. The animated series’ 550th episode, titled “Brick Like Me,” will air Sunday, May 4 (aka the second Sunday of May sweeps, which this year starts on April 24).
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Int’l Box Office: ‘Lego’ Continues Building Big Numbers
4TH UPDATE, SUNDAY 4:25 PM: Market by market breakdowns are complete with the exception of The Wolf of Wall Street numbers which we are still waiting on.
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The 9 Best Picture Oscar Nominees Reimagined…Lego Style!
There's tons of Lego related memrobilla out there and now its come full circle with the brand new Lego movie... but what if EVERY movie was a Lego movie?
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The dangerous, beautiful life of a Lego minifig photographer
UK-based photographer Andrew Whyte specializes in dramatic light art and long exposures of the night sky, but some of his most striking work involves helping an inch-high fellow photographer get a good shot. For over a year, Whyte has been shooting what he calls the "Legography" series, starring a Lego minifig with a bulky black camera and a penchant for exploration. The minifig travels with Whyte, waiting to be posed scaling a fence, watching the sunrise, or playing tourist in London.
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Lego Is The Biggest Toy Company In The World
It does one thing, but does it beautifully. And that's how the Danish company unseated Mattel to become No. 1.
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Life as a LEGO Professional
Sixty-five years ago, deep in the basement of a Billund, Denmark carpentry workshop, Ole Kirk Christiansen conceived Lego; 560 billion pieces later, the company has defined childhood for millions of kids across the globe. But for some, the fun doesn’t stop at puberty. Adult fans of Lego -- or AFOL (pronounced “awful”) -- is a small but passionate confederacy of builders who refuse to believe Lego is just for kids.
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Lego robot crushes Rubik's Cube world record with superhuman speed
And you thought that Lego castle you built as a kid was impressive. Two engineers in England have set the world record for completing a Rubik's Cube with a robot made from the ubiquitous plastic...
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'Lego Movie 2' Filmmaker Wants More Badass Females in the Sequel
As we all know, The Lego Movie is hands down, one of the greatest movies ever made in the history of all time and that is not up for debate, so please don't even try. But that doesn't mean one of the people behind the $400 million blockbuster is satisfied, at least not when it comes to the movie's depiction of women.
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‘The Simpsons’ producers spill details on Lego episode; plus, first image of Lego Homer!
You might want to block out some time for this episode of The Simpsons: On May 4, the long-running animated Fox comedy will journey into the world of Lego, as Homer finds himself transported into another yellow dimension. Will it be a snap for him to return to his old world? What happens when things like Kwik-E-Mart become the Brick-E-Mart?
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It Doesn't Get Much Cooler Than a LEGO F-14!
When most people think of a Tomcat, Maverick's F-14 comes to mind. When Ralph Savelsberg wanted to build a LEGO fighter jet, it was only natural this would be the result. "The process was relatively painless. Building an aircraft at a different scale was interesting. Some of the solutions tha...
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The world's tallest ever Lego tower in Hungary
Official Lego Builders travelled from Denmark to Hungary last week and succeeded in breaking the world record for the tallest ever tower of Lego.
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LEGO: Everything is NOT awesome.
We love LEGO. You love LEGO. Everyone loves LEGO. But when LEGO's halo effect is being used to sell propaganda to children, especially by an unethical corporation who are busy destroying the natural world our children will inherit, we have to do something.
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The Cornish beaches where Lego keeps washing up
A container filled with millions of Lego pieces fell into the sea off Cornwall in 1997. But instead of remaining at the bottom of the ocean, they are still washing up on Cornish beaches today - offering an insight into the mysterious world of oceans and tides.
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Edison - Fun robotics for tomorrow's inventors
Edison is a programmable and LEGO-compatible robot that is tackling the high cost of entry level robotics; it has recently launched on Kickstarter, and is available for just $39 AUD ($37 USD) and less than $30 AUD ($28 USD) for a class pack of 30.
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The Lego Version of Springfield Is the Best Simpsons Fan Tribute Ever
When Lego announced earlier this year that it would be releasing a series of Simpsons minifigures, most fans of the show (or of Legos) figured they’d just be putting Homer or Apu or Nelson Muntz in a generic brick-based environment, or recreating a scene from the Lego episode of the show, or maybe just sticking them on a keychain.
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The dying American dream, perfectly illustrated
If you’re suffering from Ice Bucket Challenge fatigue, here’s another video worth watching: the dying American dream, perfectly illustrated in Lego bricks.
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Watch an Apple Engineer Recreate a 2,000-Year-Old Computer Using Legos
Remember that old commercial about "Zack, the Lego maniac"? Well, Zack ain't got nothing on Andrew Carol. When Carol's not working on...
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The Boy With the Lego Hand
Born with a left arm that ends just below his elbow, 9-year-old Aidan Robinson has had his share of prosthetic arms. As a baby, he wore a passive arm, plastic and immovable like a doll’s arm, which trained his brain to develop motor skills equally on both sides. As he grew, he graduated to more complex prostheses.
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