Sorry, Leonard Nimoy. There's a new Hobbit song in town.
Culture Buzz This is why you don't simply walk into Mordor. Sauron likes to tape embarrassing dance parties, apparently.
TV Buzz I mean, Boromir is rarely wrong about these things. (via facebook.com)
Buy them these, obviously. Because all babies love Lord of the Rings. Or maybe all Lords of the Rings love babies. Anyway, there's no other logical explanation for all these appropriate bib and onesie jokes.
Is there a teacher in your life? Because you really need to buy this for the teacher in your life. Especially if she's a “Lord of the Rings” fan.
Culture Buzz Give Lindsey Stirling a violin, and she will play lovely tunes for you. If you’re reading, Lindsey, I totally needed this to tide me over until “The Hobbit” is released. Thank you.
If Team Gandalf expects to beat the Uruk-hai, Gimli needs to stop running his yapper and get on a diet.
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Why does Sam always have to be Player Two? This trilogy would’ve been two movies shorter if Middle Earth had Koopa shells.
Culture Buzz This Lord Of The Rings-inspired armor is amazingly detailed. It's also perfect for hunting down those pesky hobbitses.
You can fight dragons and probably ride horses in it. “LOTR: War in the North” from Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment hits in January 2012. (via.)
If you are too busy to read the book and/or are listlessly waiting for the Peter Jackson movie, you may want to consider sharpening your Tolkien knowledge with this animation short. Enjoy.
The debt ceiling crisis gets even weirder with John McCain’s Lord of the Rings metaphor. (via Gotcha Media)
One build to rule them all. The amount of detail leaves me at a loss for words.
This guy makes one of the best Gollum impressions. Even Adam Savage's sucks compared to his.
Because LOTR fans should pay more attention to the female form. $100 at Black Milk Clothing.
When good battles good, everyone wins! The latest installment of Epic Rap Battles features the two greatest wizards of all time.
One is never late, but arrives precisely when he means to. The other is frequently late even though he has a time machine. Prints available here. (Via epicponyz.com)
One does not simply walk into Mordor, nor do they idly assemble enormous recreations of the feared Dark Tower of Sauron Barad-Dûr from hundreds upon thousands of LEGOs. Kevin Walter's six-foot model proves that, with a huge number of plastic bricks and a little imagination, anything is possible. (via.)
Culture Buzz I made this costume for a LOTR themed party at a hobbit home and figured I'd share.
As from some great window immeasurably high there stabbed northward a flame of red, the flicker of a piercing Eye… watching us looking at cat videos instead of doing our work.
Is there anything Pogo can't remix into awesomeness? The answer is no.
Food Buzz An awesome, long-abandoned project to Peep-itize The Lord of the Rings trilogy. The Fellowship of the Peep is divided into nine chapters, including narrated and illustrated scenes depicting them (using Peeps, obviously).
A flock of sheep have taken over the Hobbit holes created on a Matamata, New Zealand, farm that were for Peter Jackson's The Lord of The Rings trilogy.
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There's been a lot of speculation that was largely wishful thinking, but it's been confirmed this morning: Lord of the Rings Online is going free-to-play. Yes, you heard that right. “LOTROwill introduce Turbine's innovative new pricing model that allows players to download the game and play for fre
Culture Buzz Maddie Chambers took a year to make this Dollhouse replica of Bilbo's Hobbit Hole from Lord of the Rings. As far as dollhouses go, this was clearly time well spent. (More pics and artist's link here.)
Culture Buzz Have you ever wondered about the story behind the heroes? [Via]