The Friday Linkfest: 10/10/08
Friday, October 10th, 2008 by Popdose StaffTopless Robot titters at the seven unintentionally perverted toys that will ruin our children;
Our pal Jeff Vrabel sifts through the Cubs’ season-ending wreckage;
Yann Arthur-Bertrand’s stunning Earth from Above exhibit is coming to New York;
Our friends at Bullz-Eye (including a few of your humble Popdosers) relive their first concert experiences;
Our own Jeff Giles acts as your guide through Rotten Tomatoes’ look back at Bill Murray’s best movies;
Gmail adds a new feature designed to help prevent you from e-mailing under the influence;
A Lehman Brothers gym member speaks for thousands when he cold-cocks former CEO Richard Fuld on the treadmill;
Pete at Ickmusic waxes rhapsodic about Roy Orbison’s “In Dreams”;
J at Thinking About… laments the passing of Mother’s Cookies;
PC World digs up 100 “incredibly useful and interesting” websites;
The Onion’s A.V. Club wants to know what your pop culture deal breakers are;
Ken at Gaper’s Blog dedicates his latest volume of The Unheard Music to our pal Joe Henry;
Funky16Corners posts some deliciously funky Jimmy Smith;
Has it been four years already? It must be vote-stealing time again — and Greg Palast is still following the stories;
…And “Weird Al” Yankovic returns with “Whatever You Like“:
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