Would you call this a hairography of the Beatles? (via thedailywhat):

Infographic of the Day: “A History Of The Beatles As Told By Their Hair” by deviantARTist mozzarellapoppy. RIP John & George. [deviantart.]

Oh, Olivia!

I plan on watching Tron Legacy.  But enough of this 3D stuff already. (via suicideblonde):

Olivia Wilde in Tron

These little fans cost a bit, so reproducing this trick would get very expensive.  But they do look like cool fans. (found via Unplggd)

I don’t think I’d want to eat those “grape-hutts”.
(via thedailywhat):

Star Wars Swag of the Day: These Star Wars-themed mini cereal boxes by Gus Lopez and co. will be handed out as party favors to fans attending the Star Wars Celebration V Collecting Panels.
(superpunch)

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Another remake, reboot, whatever you want to call it?
(discovered via thedailywhat):

First Look of the Day, Too: Warner Bros. Animation announced today that it has teamed up with Cartoon Network for a revival of the much-loved 1980s animated series ThunderCats.
The updated cartoon “will sport a heavy anime look, thanks to Warner Bros. Animation’s collaboration with Japan’s Studio4°C” (see promo pic above).
No word on an official premiere date, but the show is expected to begin airing sometime in 2011.
(variety)

An interesting idea for a camera bag. Too bad it only comes in white.
(discovered via photojojo):

The Cloak Camera Bag: a shoot-through satchel with a zippered bottom for toting SLRs incognito. Your camera never leaves the bag so you’ll never miss a shot again. Pairs well with stick-on moustaches, shoe phones, and crime solving.

IRON BABY
(via PatrickBoivin)

Japan-The Strange Country (English translated ver.) from Kenichi Tanaka on Vimeo.

This Is Informative, You Should Watch It of the Day: Graphic designer Kenichi Tanaka’s animated infographic “Japan — The Strange Country” covers everything you wanted to know about Japan, but were too busy warbling along to the Cowboy Bebop closing credits song to ask.

[discovered via thedailywhat who found it via feingut.]

Update 2: Looks like the video has been taken down. I found it (here)[www.youtube.com/watch though. Update: For some reason, Kenichi had to take down the English version of the video. It’s still available on YouTube here.

via Pascal Terjan on flickr.

More photos can be found here

Looks as if IKEA did a minor upgrade to a few Paris Metro stations. I wonder how dirty the furniture was after a week. (via Urlesque)

via juliasegal

It’s dogs in slow-mo-catching treats. What could be better?

Another way to enjoy Twitter

Visible Tweets - Beautiful visualizer thingy, nicely done in Flash. (via and kangster)