Activity Corner

• The Star Wars Google ad.


• Pi = Pie.


• The amazing 8-bit remake of Act I of Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, it's Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Game.


• If you tweet, you should check out the Hunch Twitter Predictor game.


• Awesome video effects in Patrick Jean's latest short film, Pixels.


• In video games, you drive vehicles (mostly) in third-person mode. How effectively can you drive that way in real life?


• Prepare your child for their office drone future by getting "my first cubicle", the Young Explorer.


• What's a latte-lovin', toddler-totin', talk-n-textin' mom supposed to do with three things to hold and only two hands? Why, get the handy clip-to-your-belt DrinkClip.


• Show off your badass rims, even at night, with these telescoping, remote-controlled doohickies you install in your vehicle's wheel wells, the Motionlite. In seven colors!


• Hate the iPad and all its hype? Then you might love one starring on Will It Blend?


• A British guy gets items stolen from his home, and uses his mobile phone's GPS (and third-party software) to deal justice and get his stuff back.


• Awesome Flickr photo gallery from the original 1960s Star Trek series of behind-the-scenes shots.


• From the Tattoo section of the WTF department comes the death of the dinosaurs back tattoo.


• The Assortment of Underachieving AT-ATs.


• How every video store should organize their movies.


• Star Wars pinup girls.


• Facts about the wonderful world of booze.


• Yet another in the meme, the periodic table of imaginary elements.


• The Taiwanese boy singing Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You.


• American states that might have been, including Transylvania.


• 12 beautiful famous castles in Canada.


• Interesting breakdown (with infographics!) of a century of American eating.


• Hard to believe, but the second picture on this link is not a spiral.


• Stephen King book covers re-envisioned.


• The senior powder puff cheerleaders from Carroll High School 2009-2010 perform their dance routine for the entire school.