Amazon Toy Time’s Blog has a nice write-up of the new season of Yo Gabba Gabba (which started yesterday, by the way). They also have a hands-on review of the Dancing Brobee doll from Spinmaster, which MDIAG! didn’t know was in stores yet…
On the music front, the latest Entertainment Weekly (with Anne Hathaway on the cover) wrote a Yo Gabba Gabba soundtrack album will be available on iTunes on October 14. Family music site Zooglobble (love those Web 2.0 names) list the tracks:
1. Party In My Tummy – Yo Gabba Gabba!
2. Hey, Won’t Somebody Come Out and Play – The Little Ones
3. I Like To Dance – Yo Gabba Gabba!
4. Train Ride – Tahiti 80
5. Get The Sillies Out – Yo Gabba Gabba!
6. Happy Birthday – The Ting Tings
7. Biz’s Beat of the Day – Biz Markie
8. Be Nice To Animals – The Salteens
9. I’m So Sorry – Yo Gabba Gabba!
10. Lovely, Love My Family – The Roots
11. Pool Party – The Aquabats
12. Goodbye Song – Yo Gabba Gabba!
13. Bedtime Lullaby – Mark Kozelek
Lastly, a quick MDIAG! review of “Birthday”, the first episode of YGG Season 2: It thankfully avoided the sophomore slump by keeping in perspective that after all, it is a kids show, not a trip for stoners or college slackers.
Let’s just hope it doesn’t become an annoying parade of celebrities in the episodes to come.
All of us at MDIAG here are totally floored. Korean high school student Han Byul Jang seems to have done the impossible – create a PowerPoint presentation that doesn’t put us to sleep while simultaneously do something with the tool that we bet was never conceived by Mr. Gates himself.
October 20 is going to be a very, very busy week. Moms and Dads can impress the kids with their amateur game design skills when 
Ditch the plastic instruments, it’s time to go virtual. Nintendo has announced