To celebrate Spike Jonze’s new film – based on Maurice Sendak’s children’s book – Where The Wild Things Are, Girl Skateboards designed five decks depicting characters from the movie. They’ve just arrived at Brooklyn Projects. Be sure to grab one quick if you’re interested. They won’t be around for too long. mash rating: 8/10

pic and info: Brooklyn Projects

Guardian photographer, Dan Chung shot the above video with his Canon 5D with Nikon and Zeiss lenses using manual focus. He purchased the camera to use solely as a video camera with existing Nikon kit. The film was shot and edited in about twelve hours directly after picking the camera up from a Beijing camera store and charging the battery. Impressive stuff.

The geniuses at Pixar have come up with this new, short film, which will be shown in theatres as an introduction to their soon-to-be-released UP feature film. It is sheer genius, and right off the bat I watched it three times in a row. Like everything else, it’s about – what else – sex. Check it out on Fubiz’s website.

pic and info: Fubiz

This year marks the tenth anniversary of Fight Club. To celebrate, Suicide Girls put together a photo shoot paying tribute to the film. The images are full of sweaty, half-naked, brawling, beer-drinking, cigarette-smoking, tattoo-clad women.

More after the jump. (NSFW)

Mike Tyson and James Toback talk with Charlie Rose about the new documentary, Tyson.

After Ali G, and Borat, the next character for Sacha Baron Cohen to bring to life is Brüno. Check out the trailer.

To commemorate the release of Kareem Shebab’s fixie film, Death Pedal, Franco Shade designed a special t-shirt. It is limited to only 72, and will be available online on April 25th, the day of the release of Death Pedal.

Check out a trailer from the film as well as additional images after the jump.

Stacy Peralta created a short film for Burger King. The goal was to take the Whopper and the Big Mac to those remote areas of the globe where the hamburger was non-existent, and get “hamburger virgins” to take taste tests to find out which sandwich they deemed was better. I’m sure I don’t have to tell you which sandwich won…

I have a thing for old movie posters. Especially horror movie posters. For the most part, they’re beautifully drawn, in an era before Photoshop and Illustrator existed. Couple that with the dark humour to make you chuckle while giving you a cold chill, and what else more could you possibly need? It’s no wonder why many brands tend to be “inspired” by these works of art. Thanks to WellMedicated, you can browse through 100 old illustrated horror movie posters.

Check out the first part here, and the second here.

pic and info: WellMedicated

During the week, we reported on the new Righteous Kill pop up store. On Wednesday, they held a VIP event to celebrate its opening.

Check out photos from the event after the jump.