To paraphrase the immortal words of Walter Sobchak in "The Big Lebowski," "… Dude. Let's go bowling ... a thin stack of $1 bills and a T-shirt that read, "ECON: It doesn't suck that bad." ...

Of course, no “Big Lebowski”-themed event would be complete without a nod to its cinematic roots. Between White Russians at the bar and the hum of vintage bowling lanes in the background, it was clear ...

The Big Lebowski follows the misadventures of Jeff Bridge’s Lebowski, aka, The Dude, who agrees to help rescue the wife of the actual porn mogul with whom he’s been confused. Mostly, though, it’s ...

‘The Big’ dresses like the part he wants to portray; rich and powerful. He wears a debonair black three-piece suit, a white collared dress shirt, and a red silk ascot. Maude’s Lebowski costume ... a ...

Step into a time machine disguised as a bowling alley, where the pins are set to the rhythm ... Take, for example, their signature “The Dude Abides” – a nod to the cult classic “The Big Lebowski.” ...

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No White Russians on the menu though. Fun fact: Eagle-eye viewers of The Big Lebowski have pointed out several bowling-related anachronisms in the film, including that some of the shoes and ...

He’s running late, which gives me a few extra minutes to reflect, again, on all the things I do not know about bowling ... ve all seen The Jesus in The Big Lebowski: thank you, John Turturro ...

Today, Barry opts for a basic T-shirt and jeans. He wears a beanie because ... He would also be hired as the bowling coordinator for The Big Lebowski, throwing every ball in the movie. “Now at my age, ...

The second silhouette houses a pinhead graphic, and the final tee dons a “Strike” motif — both of which nod to the film’s bowling scenes and metaphors. The Big Lebowski x Brain Dead ...

Meanwhile, Jeff Bridges’ bowling costume, which he wears in the final three scenes of “The Big Lebowski,” could sell for $200,000.