Artist Willard Wigan uses a microscope to help create incredibly detailed miniature sculptures which reside in the tiniest of places – inside the eye of a needle. (Second hat tip to Faith is Torment.)

A contestant at the Crufts 2012 dog show seemed to be doing well at the time trial until – well, the video’s title spoils it, but it’s not the act so much as the timing of it that makes this a hoot.

We’ve seen OhiseeRED use a basketball to paint. This time she uses a coffee cup, making ring-shaped stains to paint a portrait of Taiwanese pop star Jay Chou. It took her 12 hours to finish it.

Batman and Superman sit down at the Super Cafe over a hot cup of joe and compare their latest superpowers smartphones. We’ll take Alfred over Siri any day, guv’nor.

The roadster version of the Aventador is not only roofless, it also has no climate control or nav system to reduce its weight. It still has the 700hp 6.5L 12-cylinder engine and tops out at 186mph.

The latest gameplay trailer from this mech FPS shows just how intense we can expect the battles to get. Every time we see this game, we want to play it more. Out 12/12/2012.

Apple is set to announce something this week, but we’re not sure a TV is a certainty. Here’s just a few reasons that Siri on a TV might not be the brightest idea. And yes, the misspelling is intentional.

Similarly to his unpeeled tangerine painting, artist Duane Keiser makes omelettes art from his broken egg in this progressive, time-lapse painting, shot one day at a time, then animated.

PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber needed a strike in the final frame to win a record-breaking five US Open titles and become the oldest bowler to win the tournament. This is how he celebrated.

The WeMo home automation system lets you toggle your appliances on and off remotely via the WeMo app or even set schedules. Get the motion switch for more automated controls. Out Summer 2012.

The last time we saw a hoverboard hover, it could barely support its own weight. This hoverboard uses electromagnets and laser stabilizers to support up to 5 pounds. Next stop, float a human.

The music video for Love Is Making Its Way Back Home, a track from Josh Ritter’s new EP Bringing in the Darlings. The video was made by Prominent Figures using photographs of 12,000 paper cutouts.

Think GoPro, but built into your shades. At least that’s what Pivothead is hoping to accomplish with their new 8mp, 1080/30p video sunglasses, with gyroscopic optical image stabilization.

Our friends at Black Dice Industries are offering up three watches for lucky Awesomer readers: the Baller, the Mixtape and the Slick. Hit the link and follow the directions to enter by 3/9/2012.

Imbued with a bold reddish-orange hue, these lightweight shoes weigh just 11 ounces. Perfect for B-ball, D. Rose himself will be wearing a pair for this year’s NBA All-Star Game. Out 2/23 for $110.

Sometimes it’s hard to remember which typeface is which, so the guys over at Sad and Useless have assembled this handy guide to fonts, accompanied by cats. Comic Sans cat is our new best friend.

BioWare recently released a batch of trailers for Mass Effect 3, including this gem that features the other hero of the trilogy – the lady Shepard. The Reapers are here? Good. Our bodies are ready.

For a limited time, Jack in the Box is offering up a milkshake flavored with bacon. Early reviews are that it tastes pretty good, with a sweet and smokey mix flavored by Torani bacon syrup.

World Rally Championship legend Markku Alen put Ferrari’s version of a station wagon to the ultimate test – the freezing, snow-covered forests of the Arjeplog track in Northern Sweden.

Nicolas Winding Refn’s quiet masterpiece in HD. We’re not too keen on the default box cover, but the awesome scorpion variant is sold out, so we’ll settle for this free one made by James White.

Lisa Nilsson’s Tissue Series are surprisingly realistic cross-sections of the human body made only using rolled and shaped strips of paper, a technique also known as quilling. More here and here.

An ingenious camping gadget, this compact stove not only provides a wood cooking flame, but uses the heat from the fire to generate power for your USB gadgets. Out Spring 2012.

At 7’5″, high school junior Mamadou Ndiaye is taller than any active NBA player. A pituitary tumor (now removed) is believed to have influenced his towering height. More about him here and here.