…Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.

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Hugo Weaving is…

Flickr user liquidsouldesign put together this impressive collection of the Game of Thrones houses, complete with colors, crests, and mottos. Fans of the show or books, this is full of win.

Once the domain of geeks, nerds and marketers, Twitter is now the playground of stars of all sorts.

The Emmys took a look at who among the nominees are popular and active on the social network.

First off: Ryan Seacrest? Really? Go figure. I am not surprised about Glee, though. It seems like every time that show is on, my Twitter and Tumblr turn into a non-stop stream of Gleeks.

So, who else is big on the bird? Check out what the Emmys found out:

This piece of art references some of the classics created by some of the best modern-day filmmakers – Quentin Tarantino and the Coen brothers. Can you identify all of the components? If you can’t, it’s time to hit Netflix.

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Portable music is not new. It’s not new to the iPod, not new to the Discman, not new to the Walkman – even boomboxes and transistor radios – were just the latest evolution. (The less said about 8-tracks, the better.)

Personally, I’d like to go back to the pre-20th Century model and have a band following me around. That’d be cool. Milo has put together a nice infographic of the past, present and future of portable music, so let’s take a look.

Sometimes, you have to take one on the chin when trying to impress a girl. Today, I experienced the first incident that ever deserved a rage comic.

There’s only one proper way to watch Inception.

Video game trailers have gotten more and more sophisticated. How often lately have you seen commercials for a video game that you were hoping was for some new movie you hadn’t heard of yet?

Fortunately, the nice people over at BuySellAds appreciate the trailers as much as we do and have selected some of the best out there. If you click on the infographic below, you’ll be taken to a version that has all the videos embedded (if I could have embedded that version, I would have.)

The Doctor’s “companions” have numbered across the decades in the dozens. As we now have double-digit Doctors, it makes sense that he has them in all different shapes, sizes, and even races. This infographic breaks it down for us.