An early tease for Zack Snyder’s 2013 reboot of Superman, with what looks to be a far less cartoony, more serious take on the Man of Steel. Stars Brit Henry Cavill as Clark Kent/Superman.

Multitrack master Nick McKaig returns with another one of his vocalizations, this time combining 62 individual tracks to replicate the classic theme song from Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Artist Jill Sylvia creates incredible models of structures such as the New York Stock Exchange, the U.S. Treasury and the Capital using sheets of financial ledger books with holes cut out of them.

Controversial filmmaker Mads Brügger posed as a corrupt diplomat cum businessman and lived for a time in Central Africa to get closer to the blood diamond industry. More here and here.

For his Brecce collection, designer Marco Stefanelli combined sawmill scraps and other waste materials with resin and LEDs to make wonderful organic lamps that are eye-catching yet still subdued.

If you still have money to burn after grabbing the 25th anniversary game collection, check out this limited edition chess set featuring miniature busts of the fighting game’s characters.

Gather round, young blood, it’s time for a history lesson. Here’s a chronological presentation of some of the best and most popular PC games, courtesy of Reverse Enginears. List of games here.

Witness the life of Louis, from childhood to adulthood, through his own eyes. The moral of the story? Don’t spend your entire life in front of a mirror. Just kidding. Check out the making-of here.

Zone out for a sec and appreciate the fine work My Dog Sighs puts into FreeArtFriday: a weekly ritual of creating art pieces with found materials and leaving them on the street for passersby.

If you need something roomier – and more attention grabbing – than the Camper Van Tent, the London Underground Tube Tent is for you. It can fit up to 72 people standing or 16 people sleeping.

Sam Fisher now leads his own black ops team, the Fourth Echelon. But he’s still the foot soldier. And he’s gotten younger. So many questions. Smoke and mirrors. It’s all top secret.

Assembly produced this live performance which combines music, dance, computers and animation, controlled through a Microsoft Kinect. And yes, the audio is at least partially controlled by the dancer.

(NSFW: Language) Hannah Hart attempts to cook up a batch of O-rings, while at the getting herself even more deep-fried than the onions, and teaching us the basics of kitchen safety.

Ever gotten chopsticks that say “now you can pick up anything” on the wrapper? While these light-up chopsticks might not be able to lift an X-wing from the Dagobah swamp, they’ll do fine with sushi.

These playing cards have a set of steampunk-inspired gears on their backs, which are designed to animate and rotate as you shuffle the cards. We’re also digging the tune.

Architect Haiko Cornelissen’s whimsical aluminum outdoor table combines modern urban sensibilities with a bit of nature, adding a live grass table surface beneath your plates. Ants not included.

Gwen Stefani and the boys from No Doubt are back (to remind us of how old we’ve become). Their new single Settle Down is classic No Doubt: troubled lyrics drowned in pop reggae punk.

A combination of elements from the first two Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater games – including the stages, skaters and even the songs – all in HD graphics. Available on XBLA now, PSN and PC later.

While we’ve seen as many as 24 people cram into a Mini, the never-ending stream of Russian troops coming out of the back of this truck remind us of some sort of alien spawn-point in a videogame.

The full theatrical trailer for Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film gives us more insight into the dynamic between Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Joaquin Phoenix’s eccentric characters.

Another short and amusing animation from Bird Box Studio features a couple of dopey wildebeests debating whether or not its safe to cross a river. You can already see where this is going.

According to The Onion, HP doesn’t just sell affordable computers (that are worth their weight in repair costs later on). Soon, the company will be offering that cloud thing everyone’s talking about.

A new web series by Geek & Sundry featuring stop motion short films based on kid’s stories. This is Scary Smash, as told by 5-year old Brett, starring geek superstars Joss Whedon and Felicia Day.