Introduced at Disney Hollywood Studios’ Star Wars Weekends 2012, the Carbon Freeze Me service will make you an 8″ figurine of yourself frozen in carbonite a la Han Solo. More here.

Leonardo DiCaprio stars as Jay Gatsby in this re-interpretation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s most famous novel. Directed by and screenplay by the typically over-the-top Baz Luhrmann (Moulin Rouge).

A cute and charming animated short by Rikke Asbjoern about a monster whose fat fingers are just too big to use the PIN pad at the ATM. In the end, he’s way more honest than we’d be.

New Era Japan combined the trademark patterns of bandana handkerchiefs with the easy to wear – and frankly less silly – form of baseball caps. We hope these get released worldwide.

Rémi Gaillard takes time off from pulling hilarious and daring pranks, repping his favorite club Montpellier – which won its first Ligue 1 title this season – with football trick shots.

A slightly inebriated Bill Murray gives us a behind the scenes look at Wes Anderson’s upcoming movie Moonrise Kingdom. Have a look at the sets, the actors and the short trousers of Wes Anderson.

Norman is a performing dog and is known for riding a scooter. Here’s his new trick: riding a bicycle. If he can pull it off without the training wheels, we’ll put him in the same league as this dog.

This artist proves that with enough patience and the right tools, you can turn this Everlasting Gobstopper into a usable drinking vessel – or is it an egg cup? Either way, it’s mesmerizing.

A short tale from Roughcut and Bird Box Studio, about a mutt that’s smarter than your average dog and his quest to get some crispy chips. A dog this clever deserves all the food he wants.

Inspired by the lotus flower, City in the Sky is a concept for an oasis rising above the “developed and polluted city.” If you ask us, we’d rather have both this and clean cities.

The Hermetus is a handy tool with complementary functions. One side is a bottle opener, while the other side has metal guides that can secure popped crowns and caps back into place.

Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest drama tells the story of a charismatic religious leader (Philip Seymour Hoffman) and a young drifter (Joaquin Phoenix) who ends up as his right-hand man.

If you loved Iron, check out Run Boy Run, a new song from Yoann Lemoine aka Woodkid. Lemoine also directed this music video. What seems to be a chase scene has an optimistic twist.

The designers from New York’s PENSA! envision an easily installed urban street lamp which uses solar energy to drive its LED lights, offering built-in USB gadget charging, and an optional seating area.

Peter Griffin takes on his archenemy, the giant chicken (and his clones) in this 5+ minute-long battle to end all battles from this season’s finale of Family Guy. Who will win?

The latest trailer for this creepy FPS was shot using in-game footage, as the game’s protagonist, Winter, faces off against a ship filled with nasty, gooey aliens after responding to a rescue beacon.

Super Street Fighter II gets upgraded with a new weapon – the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device. It makes us think that a Portal Gun should be standard issue in all games. (Thanks Steve!)

A 21st century take on woodsy A-frame houses – these 175 to 390 sq. ft. shelters are made from recyclable materials and can be built out as a dedicated cabin or a backyard relaxation space.

A flock of sheep is plenty enough to prevent a car from entering their territory, but what’s a lone sheep to do to protect its land? Use its head. Thanks a lot, conniving cameraman.

The Bottle Rockets denim trousers are made from a hybrid denim fabric made of cotton, polyester and recycled plastic beer bottles, at 3 to 5 bottles per pair. Available in indigo and natural canvas.

From the director of Zombieland, and starring Josh Brolin and Ryan Gosling as 1950s LAPD cops with an undercover mission: take down a West Coast Mafia boss, played by a very grumpy Sean Penn.

YouTuber H1tmonchan spotted this kick-ass window display at a toy store in a mall in Norway. The diorama made of LEGO Star Wars sets came alive through the use of a hologram-style projection.

The LuminAID is the world’s first inflatable solar-powered LED lamp. Just 4 hours under full sunlight is enough to power it for 6 to 10 hours. Product demo at 0:50. Another demo video here.