TQS Staff
Any one of us could make a wrong move and find ourselves renting from a rogue landlord. But it shouldn’t have to be like that.
Today’s Google Doodle celebrates the 161st anniversary of the publication of Herman Melville’s great American novel Moby Dick which was first published on October 18th 1851 in Britain.
Crisps are pop culture right? Ok, we needed some money. Don’t hate us. The 70ft crisp-shaped climbing wall is actually pretty cool.
Nintendo have got the most memorable characters in gaming history, and deck them out with a wealth of fine gadgetry. We’d take a look at the top side dishes on the Mario menu.
Today’s Google Doodle celebrates their own 14th Birthday. We look back at the company’s history and the very first Google Doodle.
To celebrate what would have been her 193rd birthday, Clara Schumann has been given the Google treatment in this charming Doodle.
CCTV may exist to protect us but in our increasingly Orwellian state it’s taken on dark connotations in the last decade. Shoe brand Converse have decided to take on the dark underbelly of CCTV with their latest campaign – Pro Streets.
2012 marks the 50th anniversary of Spider-man, and to commemorate such a feat Ian Nesbit thought he’d do what he did best and create 50 variants to his iconic suit throughout the years, on Microsoft Paint:
Google celebrate what would have been the 142nd birthday of Italian physician Maria Montessori with a educational doodle.
Acer have brought Bauer out of retirement for their latest ad campaign, and we discover a side of him that begs for a spin off.
