We like the idea of keeping your drink cold in a bottle made entirely of ice, but we can see a couple of issues with the practicality of it. First, your hand would freeze off, second, it means you have a time limit to drink up.

Hear how truly brilliant Freddie Mercury’s vocals were in this clip which extracts only the vocals from his collaboration with David Bowie on Under Pressure – not that Bowie is any slouch either. More here, here and here.

Composer Joseph Bertolozzi is working on a composition created by harvesting sounds made by using the varied surfaces of the Eiffel Tower as percussive instruments. He also hopes to coordinate a live performance at some point.

Menlo School senior Zach Smith shows off why his football scouts are raving about his long snapping skills. There are a couple of daring shots here, but the last one takes the cake.

Made from course-ground beans soaked in cold water, this coffee concentrate cuts acidity and makes one smooth cup of joe. Made from overseas beans, Secret Squirrel is raising funds for a special batch made from Hawaiian beans.

…and the Oscar-shaped dog treat goes to: this Husky! For his riveting performance as the victim of an invisible bullet shot from his master’s gun-shaped hand. To say that he “played dead” would be selling his skills short.

It’s been a while since we’ve heard from experimenter Brusspup. Here, he not only shows off the nifty effect of vibrations on sand, but that he’s a musician – having created the ethereal backing track, Dark Wave.

(NSFW: Language, Gore) The music video for Kingswood’s song Ohio is also an action-packed short film. This is probably what The Warriors would’ve looked like if it was made by Quentin Tarantino.

(NSFW: Language) YouTuber PewDiePie became an Internet celebrity because of his hilarious reactions while playing videogames. Here are some of his goofiest reactions and responses to fan requests.

Protect and play with your iPhone 5 with this officially licensed case. The case has a LEGO base plate at the rear, so you can customize it or incorporate it with your LEGO. Available in limited quantities only.

The free-to-play MMO FPS Firefall parodies business and stock market shows as it showcases the different classes available in the game. Find out more about the battleframes here. COURAGE.

The DropCatch is a bottle opener that catches caps and crowns after you pop them off, thanks to a high-strength magnet hidden inside the solid walnut board. Available in two sizes.

(NSFW) Science improves our lives and teaches us so much awesome stuff. But every once in a while it gives us bad news. ADHD shares the frustration of a dinosaur fan. A full-on meltdown set to punk music.

Similar to Ch00f’s hand-made Kanye glasses, DropShades have a bulit-in microphone and a signal processor. They cause the electroluminescent strips on the shades to light up in sync with the sound around you.

America’s Finest News Source The Onion thinks that Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson’s upcoming comedy flick The Internship is a must watch… for anyone who hasn’t seen a movie since 2005. Oh snap!

A sturdy and incredibly readable timepiece, with a submarine-inspired dial, and backed by a Swiss movement. Waterproof to 300 meters, and set onto a durable rubber band. Comes in black/red, silver/black, and black/orange.

(NSFW: Lyrics) While it’s not quite a miniature pony, this dancing horse actually exists. Though we’re pretty sure this isn’t the music that was playing during the World Equestrian Games back in 2006. Or maybe it was?

This year, the annual sand sculpture festival has gone with the theme “HOLLYWOOD,” filling the beaches of North Somerset England with incredible sculptures paying tribute to movie magic. Runs through 9/2013. Hi-res pics here.

Electronic music god Thomas Dolby was joined on stage by 83-year-old astronaut Buzz Aldrin for a live performance of his 1982 classic She Blinded Me with Science, exclaiming “Science!” with his awkward, but endearing intonation.

The Avant/Garde Diaries spoke with two of the eight people who lived inside Biosphere 2 from 1991 to 1993. Biosphere 2 was designed to be a closed ecological system, thus the crew was isolated from the rest of the world for 2 years.

Twice The Vice are booze-infused chocolates. They come in packs with different themes, including ones that have whiskey-filled chocolates, ones with scotch, tequila and bourbon as well as sweet chick drinks.

Michael Birken made a software algorithm that creates pixel art while also being a form of pixel art unto itself. Using a modified version of Tetris, the algorithm draws images while actually playing the game. More here.

Part of ONLY NY’s Spring 2013 collection, these fresh and colorful hats make use of Japanese linen or cotton. Some of them also have suede brims and leather straps. Available in limited quantities only.