In anticipation of the upcoming movie, animator James Curran created what he hopes the opening credits might look like, cleverly incorporating elements from each of the 24 Tintin books.

(Not Safe for Washers) We don’t know what’s got this washing machine all hot and bothered, but it’s ready to light up a cigarette just as soon as its washed its load. Boy that doesn’t sound right at all.

After a bunch of trailers that had little to do with the movie, we finally get a peek at some more muppety goodness awaiting us in the actual movie, due out this Thanksgiving. And singing chickens.

Designer Naihan Li created this series of furniture that folds neatly into its own rolling crates when not in use. The portable foosball table-in-a-box to be turned into a product now.

The 335i has a 300hp six, while the 328i boasts a zippy 245hp turbo four. BMW’s 3-series sedan even offers an optional eight-speed manual trans, and will come in sport, modern and luxury versions.

Chaos and corruption throughout the galaxy can mean only one thing – war is coming. Take a closer look at the battles, both intimate and epic in scale – in the latest trailer for Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Here’s something for baseball fans and trivia buffs. Did you know that every major and minor league ball used in the past 75 years has been rubbed with mud from the Delaware River? More here.

While it never does come to fisticuffs, it’s still the best fight we’ve seen all week. The first rule of crazy old Brazilian guy Fight Club is: you don’t talk about crazy old Brazilian guy Fight Club.

In homage to Moneyball, this FoD clip chronicles Matt Millen’s horrific run as GM of the Detroit Lions from 2001-2008. There’s no way they could name it Schwartzenball, right? (Thanks, Jake!)

John Cusack plays the role of Edgar Allan Poe, who is asked to help catch a serial killer who bases his murders on Poe’s stories in this fictionalized account of the writer’s last days.

At just 3.5″ x 5″ x 1.5″ the Mini Koo is the little brother of the Koostik, making it a more viable substitute for portable speakers, especially since it doesn’t need to be plugged in or recharged.

An exploration of the word “bout” by the talented Malcolm Sutherland. Alternately funny and creepy and will have you hypnotized from start to finish. We’ll have to watch this again when we’re drunk.

Bell & Ross’ new Vintage WW1 collection was inspired by the “first wristwatches worn by pilots in the 1920s.” Each of the WW1 watches have a large fob-watch type diameter and a thin leather strap.

The TV spot for the FOX Retro channel in Italy. PUNGA studio cleverly tied up classic 70s and 80s shows like Charlie’s Angels and The A-Team with the games and graphics from the same era.

The AutoSlide kit turns existing sliding doors into automated ones. They can be triggered to open via a button or via height-sensitive infrared sensors. A version that detects pets is also available.

Derrick Rose collaborated extensively on his latest shoe release with Adidas; this pair features an adjustable collar, lightweight build and welded sprint frame support for all your wicked cuts.

Stories (most of them probably bollocks) about the identity of the mysterious artist and the effect his fame had on the people around him. Maybe the closest we’ll ever get to a biography of Banksy.

The RED Epic is a drool-worthy 5K camera fit for Hollywood’s finest filmmakers. But that doesn’t mean it can’t get cooler – like when you strap it to an eight-bladed R/C chopper and send it skyward.

We’ve got a theory that your equipment enhances your performance; case in point, these drawings by Chan Hwee Chong, created in a single stroke with a Faber Castell Artist’s Pen. Action video here.

Using actual zombie sounds, learn how to blend in and avoid being eaten while carrying on with our everyday activities like ordering a latte from a zombarista and shopping at a zombie-infested mall.

The Nightmares Fear Factory haunted attraction in Niagara Falls, Canada takes “Fear Pics”, candid shots of customers as they walk through one of the scariest parts of the maze. Videos here.

Adam Butcher’s Internet Story is a rather chilling, well-written tale about a treasure hunt in Britain based on The Pardoner’s Tale that leads to a mysterious murder. (Thanks, James!)

Lonesome George is a 102-year old Pinta Island tortoise. He’s not mistreated and he’s good friends with his caretaker. He got his name because he’s the only surviving member of his subspecies.