The Hobbit has rejuvenated interest in staring at tiny, pale men with hairy toes, who are obsessed with gold jewellery (Middlesbrough is said to be cock-a-hoop), which isn't surprising given the huge popularity of hippie-fest, Lord of the Rings. Read More >>
We've found the Shire and it exists in Switzerland. Just looking at these houses, built by Peter Vetsch, hidden in the Earth makes you think of The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings. I want to live there so much. Read More >>
It may not be a 50,000 piece Rivendell, but this sprawling Hobbiton Lego setup is impressive in its own right. Displayed at SteineWahn 2012 in Berlin, the set depicts Hobbiton right around the time of Bilbo's birthday party, right before the trilogy kicks off. Read More >>
Hobbit slippers, it's a fairly simple idea yet we're just really seeing them now nearly 11 years after Hobbits first graced the big screen during The Fellowship of The Ring. Now you can transform your feet into something with such impressive hair it would make Bigfoot jealous, all for only £30-odd all-in, thanks to the great minds at Think Geek. Read More >>
Are you an amateur photographer? Would you like people to think that you’re a professional photographer instead? Swear to us that you’re not going to lure innocent young wannabes into your orbit with promises of a glittering career in ‘modelling’? Good. Read More >>
Are you addicted to Draw Something? It’s great isn’t it, but sometimes the quality of the pictures that you’ve drawn with your fingertip might make your fellow players think that you’re living in a secure hospital. Worry no longer. Read More >>
Featured comment by CaptainLove:
"And I am very thankful for the fact I can just walk to work everyday, a two mile walk, but boy is it worth it." More »
I love all the new Lego Lord of the Rings' minifigs, but I have one favorite: Gollum. They truly captured his creepy nature, yet he still looks cute. My favorite detail, however, are the two faces of Frodo, showing his transformation through the story. Read More >>
Featured comment by Sabashe_to_the_MAX:
"Ever had a Lego piece that doesn't fit (pre-chewing...)? Given the sheer amount of Lego pieces that are created, they have to spend a fair bit making ..." More »
Lego had some really cool new stuff at their NYC Toy Fair booth this year. Of course, I jumped straight away to all the Lord of the Rings sets, which I was able to record quickly for your nerdgasmic pleasure. Read More >>
Rejoice fellows of the Lego ring, because we got the first look of the Lego Lord of the Rings sets coming out this year. And they are amazing, from the Mines of Moria—cave troll included!—to Helm's Deep to Shelob! Read More >>
Rejoice! Lego has sent us all the official images of all the Lego Lord of the Rings minifigs. They include the first look of the awesome Gollum, the Ringwraiths, the Uruk-hais, Moria Orcs and the Mordor Orcs. Read More >>
After the incoming Lego Minecraft, the other big Lego franchise that nerds everywhere are dying to get is Lego Lord of the Rings. This is the first view of its minifigs, captured by Huw Millington at London's Toy Fair. Read More >>
Featured comment by Shallow Depression:
"Screw that, bring on the Lego LOTR's game (also, sort out the 3d this time please, damn light sources)" More »
Who’s the most recognised figure in the history of human beings? Easy, it’s probably Jesus Christ. But who’s the second most recognised figure in the history of human beings? Hmmm… it’s probably Sonic The Hedgehog isn't it? Read More >>
Featured comment by jpxdude:
"Ridiculously cheap, this is definitely worth £9, It's still that price now for the PS3, but its double for the Xbox 360." More »
Simon Dale was fed up. He'd had enough of what he calls "mass produced box design" homes so he did something about it — he moved his family to the Welsh countryside and hand-built a "Hobbit house" even Peter Jackson would envy. Read More >>
We’re all fans of Lord Of The Rings, right? Who can resist the antics of Gandalf, Roy, Topper Headon, Mr Grimsdale, The Puke Monster, B-647G and Raging Angela? Yeah, too right. Read More >>