An interesting blog where people submit old pictures of themselves or their relatives along with their recent attempt to re-enact the scene in said pictures. Funny, fascinating and touching.

Pink Tentacle posted a gallery of Japanese concept cars from 1957 to 2009. Despite the weird doors, we like the 50s to 80s cars the most. The 90s on the other hand were the dark ages of concept cars.

A three-disc Blu-ray edition that has the 1979 cut, the Redux as well as a making-of documentary. Also includes interviews with Martin Sheen and writer John Milius by Francis Ford Coppola himself.

It’s David versus Goliath all over again in Vanquish. Enemies come in different shapes, but almost all of then are gigantic, their size and firepower a good match for Sam Gideon’s reflexes.

The successor to the 1962 pickup of the same name, this 4×4 is at home outdoors, with amenities like an open-air canvas roof, removable doors, fold-down windshield and weatherproof seats.

Crafted from carbon fiber sailcloth, these bags are waterproof and stronger than steel. Durable neoprene straps are reinforced with military-grade webbing to ensure your load is safe and secure.

Yiting Cheng modified everyday objects and turned them into secret stashes, hiding in plain sight. Some of them are near pointless, but the furniture is elegant and very functional.

These women are appealing to the audience to adopt a couple of dogs from SPCA’s kennels when the two canines decide to promote themselves, showing that they’re well-behaved and loving.

Mr. Wind is so misunderstood. Sure, he’ll wreak havoc with your hair, and mess up your umbrella, but he’s much more useful than that according to this commercial for Germany’s Epuron.

The GT’s carbon-fiber and Kevlar monocoque makes it one of the most drool-worthy motorcycles we’ve seen. Its Moto Guzzi V2, pushes 125 horses, and the bike tops out at 142mph. (Thanks, Artur!)

The guys in this video rappel down into the mouth of an active volcano in Vanuatu, capturing some of the most incredible nature footage you’ll ever see. Why does only one guy have a fireproof suit on?

We’re not sure if the guy in this video is really homeless, but his dueling-Kermit rendition of Bowie and Queen’s Under Pressure is the best thing we’ve seen in days. It’s the next big meme for sure.

If you’re interested in wooden watches but want something more subtle than the Wood Shock, then the Mica Plank is right up your alley – its case and strap are carved from 100% Maple wood.

While it’s not the finished music video for Gorillaz latest single, Jamie Hewlett’s inimitable comic style comes across in this clip showing off the storyboard for what we only hope is an upcoming video.

A high school football drubbing turns into a display of compassion. Up by 35, Lake Stevens Vikings let the Snohomish Panthers’ Ike Ditzenberger, who has Down Syndrome, rush a 51-yard touchdown.

Beginning this 2010-2011 season, four Rocky Mountain resorts will provide skiers tickets and passes with RFID tags, allowing EpicMix to track their location and award achievements.

Five lucky readers will receive a cool graphic t-shirt of their choice from RIPT. To enter, send an e-mail to [email protected]. Contest ends 11:59pm CDT, 10/10/2010. One entry per e-mail address.

The 2013 Esprit looks like a worthy rival to the Sesto Elemento. It has a 611hp V8 engine, 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, and weighs about 4,000lb. 0-60mph is done in 3.4s, and top speed of 205mph.

Time for a fun chemistry lesson. Did you know that sugar reacts violently with molten potassium chlorate, violent enough to make a gummy bear burn up? We want to try it with these big boys.

A short film created for Paul Rand‘s posthumous induction into the One Club Hall of Fame. Rand is responsible for many iconic logos, including the IBM, Westinghouse, ABC, and the classic UPS logo.

We’re not sure if the skateboarders in Garth Davis’ incredible short film for Burn are actually on fire, or if it’s just the most amazing CGI we’ve seen. Either way, our minds are boggled.

Stylish, comfortable and practical, these boots have a durable micro-sanded and oiled grain leather upper. The foot beds are leather-lined, and the natural rubber soles add cushion and traction.

The Caliber 01 movement is now in the Navitimer model. The steel version is limited to 2,000 pieces; the rose gold version will only have 200 units. The watch also features a transparent caseback.