Posts Written by Lambert Varias

A sentimental short film written and directed by Nuno Rocha for LG Portugal. We won’t say any more about it, just that even though it’s basically one long ad, it’s still well worth your time.

Instead of creating scary rubber guns, Andy Mangold went for a classy, old west look for The Gentleman’s Rubber Bandit, although we’re not sure if the Old West already had such fancy fonts.

GameTrailers member MessenjahMatt re-created the classic Jordan Vs. Jordan Gatorade commercial using the practice arena replay mode in NBA 2K10. A side-by-side comparison shows how close he got.

The fake BP Public Relations Twitter account has been dishing out oil spill snarkiness left and right. I Ride The Harlem Line expands the PR schtick by making billboards out of the tweets.

You might not want to watch this if you’re eating: Jonah Hill and director Nicholas Stoller discuss the intricacies of the, uh, “Drugs Up The Rectum Scene” in the upcoming film Get Him To The Greek.

With answers like these, we hope the teachers weren’t driven insane by their students. Check out the link for a couple more, including one answered “C” for all items – in an “A” or “B” multiple choice.

Made by UK-based artist Finn Magee, Flat Light has an embedded LED that makes it light up. Originally part of Magee’s Flat Life series, Flat Light is now on a limited edition run at the Moss Gallery.

Bell & Ross keeps dishing out more aircraft gauge-inspired designs with the release of the BR01-94 Commando, which has a 3-counter chronograph dial. The watch is limited to 500 pieces only.

One of the classiest ways to get someone to shut their mouths, or at least poke fun at a talkative friend. These could also get you punched in the face though, so don’t hand ’em out willy-nilly.

This one’s a missed opportunity for Nike – custom Iron Man and War Machine sneakers based on the SB Dunk High, with battle-worn looks and light-up cores. Bookmark Diversitile if you want a pair.

An encyclopedia would be a gimmick for almost any other TV show, but for LOST, it’s a necessity. Go through it while watching the Blu-ray set, and maybe things will make a little more sense.

Ridelust listed some of the funniest car brand acronyms out there, whether it’s about expensive Bimmers, clunky Fiats or just plain ugly Plymouths. We’re surprised Toyota doesn’t have one.

Amsterdam-based artist Eiko Ishizawa created The Great Sleeping Bear after hearing about a wild bear that wandered into Bavaria and was hunted by the government. We prefer landsharks.

Estonia design firm HandMadeFont loves making “unique, untraditional fonts”. HMF has a whimsical approach to typography, taking inspiration from everyday objects like food and even packing tape.

Here’s how you milk your fan base: Roland recently released a limited edition mouse modeled after its famous Boss DS-1 distortion pedal. Far from ergonomic, the mouse still sold out quickly.

Ubisoft has made a version of Jordan Mechner’s original Prince of Persia for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. The game mercifully includes a level select feature, and is dirt cheap at just 99 cents.

The Lazarus Effect is proof that HIV can be treated and prevented from being passed from mother to child. It only costs $0.40 to provide a person with the proper medicine. Help by donating at (RED).

Developed by the University of Southern California, the LittleDog is just like its big brother, capable of walking over difficult terrain and obstacles both by design and by learning and adapting.

Who’d ever think of using a news program theme to create party music? That’s just what Aussie group Pendulum pulled off, turning the old ABC News Australia theme into a club banger.

The most bad ass utility vehicle we’ve ever seen, the 620i Special Edition adds extras like carbon fiber hood trims, 5-spoke wheel alloys and sport seats to the rugged 4WD 620i XUV. Golf, anyone?

ItsJustSomeRandomGuy – who’s actually quite popular – pulls out all the stops for the 100th episode of his I’m a Marvel, I’m a DC parody show, discussing Marvel’s box office plans in song.

Matthias Pugin’s concept adds a bit of motion and magic to the digital clock. The digits of the Switchital concept clock are made up of magnetic bars that hide and rearrange as needed.

Someone’s been helping Mario beat Bowser, and it’s not Luigi, or Yoshi or Toad. It’s that idiot Bowser himself! He’s been gimping his minions all these years and leaving power-ups all over the place.