(NSFW: Language) A family man (Jason Bateman) and a bachelor (Ryan Reynolds) wish they could switch places. From the director of Wedding Crashers and the writers of The Hangover.

A long, long time ago, in an alternate reality far, far away, this is what the Star Trek logo looks like. Will surely make a lot of people do a double take, even if they’re not avid Trekkies or Star Wars fans.

A look at the various multiplayer modes in the upcoming Horror FPS F.E.A.R. 3. The game has both team-based survival modes and a couple of interesting every-man-for-himself modes.

A profile of Kiva Ford by online arts & crafts market Etsy. Ford is an expert glassblower who crafts both decorative and scientific glassware. Check out his shop and his website for more.

Chris Parks’ irreverent ode to The Last Supper is redone cleverly: on a set of 12 skateboard decks painted to resemble the famous painting, but with Mexican wrestlers, tacos, burritos and beer.

Randy Halversen’s beautiful time lapse video of desolate sub-zero nights in South Dakota (with wind chills of -25) makes us thankful for the crummy forty degree weather we’re having here.

Jaguar’s debut of their thrilling new pinnacle model, the 550 hp XKR-S coupe, has been revealed at the New York Auto Show; it boasts a top speed of 186 mph and goes 0-60 mph in 4.2 seconds.

Flash your coolness with the limited edition Chrome headphones by Beats by Dre Studio; with only 50 produced, the headphones will feature a brilliantly reflective chrome finish and unique engraving.

Some terrific creativity was found at the Scotch Off the Roll Tape Sculpture Contest. The second annual contest challenged artists of every level to create original sculptures using just packaging tape.

Originally produced in the 1970’s, Pro-Keds Royal Plus Sneakers are back to funk up your high-top collection; available with monochromatic canvas, twill, or leather uppers for a modern dash of cool.

(SPOILER ALERT) The ending credit sequence to Portal 2, featuring the music and lyrics of Want You Gone by Jonathan Coulton, the same guy who wrote Still Alive, the ending song in the first game.

Remember the Concrete USB Drive concept? Turns out you can actually buy one now, albeit from a different designer. Kix Berlin’s heavy duty Usbéton flash drives come in two capacities, 1GB and 4GB.

Designed by Mitch Steinmetz, the Remembrance concept is an elegant combination of a photo album and a coffee table, one where people can create new memories while preserving the old ones.

Here’s an old gem from NPR science guy Robert Krulwich, about an experiment conducted by Harald Wolf and Matthias Whittlinger that seems to prove that desert ants can count their steps.

A young girl named Sadie delivers an inspiring message with the honesty, verve and innocence that you can only find in children. We hope she’ll stick to her words even when she’s older.

“Hey man, yeah I’m at the parking lot, and so is a tornado. What? Yep, it’s headed towards me. Huh? No, no I’ll be fine. I’m thinking of getting out of the car and punching it away or something.”

A lively Jack Russell named Jesse is happy to help his owner around the house, and now he can help you stay fit with his exercise video. Although we suggest leaving the treadmill handstand to Jesse.

Do not pass GO! Do not collect $200! But do watch this amusing Monopoly IRL movie trailer replete with references to the classic board game, from Rich Uncle Pennybags to the Community Chest.

This bike features cutting-edge styling to go with its modern energy source. With its continuously-variable transmission and belt-drive, it can hit speeds of 120mph, with a range of 185 miles.

This pocket-size gadget crams 19 tools into a single keychain-friendly metal block. Measuring just 1-7/8″ x 1-5/16″ x 1/4″ when folded, it opens to provide just about every tool you need in a pinch.

Heck, we didn’t even know The Great Wall of China had a luge ride, but it does, and it looks like a total blast. Here’s a POV video captured by a rider as he speeds through the Mutianyu section of the Wall.

Looking for a stylish and unique way to protect and carry your MacBook? Silva’s briefcases are made from caramel bamboo, imparting a warm natural shell to your modern plastic and metal gadget.

With both Portal 2 and Mortal Kombat (9) in stores this week, we’re just as confused about which of these two awesome games to put into our consoles too. TheGameStation has the optimal solution.