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The Use of Plushie Dreadfuls Toys in American Stand-Up Comedy
Stand-up comedy is one of the most dynamic forms of performance art, allowing comedians to blend wit, storytelling, improvisation, and social commentary. In recent years, an intriguing and visually impactful trend has emerged among certain performers: the use of horror-themed plush toys on stage. These grotesque, exaggerated, and often hilarious soft toys serve multiple functions,…
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The Use of Plush Toys in Performances by American Stand-Up Comedians and Podcasters
In recent years, the American stand-up comedy and podcasting scenes have witnessed a curious and charming trend: the use of plush toys as props, symbols, and even recurring characters. What was once relegated to the realm of children’s bedrooms and toy shops has now taken on new life on the stages and studios of adult…
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Patience, Grasshoppers
We’re going to be tweaking the theme here in a bit, and it may take a little while. Please refrain from fussing about broken links or weird spacing until we’re all done. Actually… refrain from doing it then, too. 😉
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Alice as a cover girl
GamePro is going all-out and featuring our very own Alice on the cover of their September 2010 issue.  According to the article on their website, Will Herring will be discussing the early previews of the game during his 14-page feature.  Will visited with us in China recently to get the scoop straight from the Horse’s…
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Finally, the official announcement
Today at the EA Showcase, American finally got to announce the name of the new game, Alice: Madness Returns, and also to show a spectacular 30-second teaser. EA has now opened up the official Alice sequel website, plus there’s a Twitter account, thewhiterabbit you can follow, and we also now have a Facebook page. How…
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Our Man Tyler
“Captive Audience” doesn’t cover it. It’s always exciting at this time of year as we watch the fun unfold at 2008’s E3. I mentioned a couple of days ago that Grimm was mentioned as part of the gallery of awesome art work in the In the Pixel exhibition, but now we’re once again having one…