For MS: We gave the color wheel a spin.

Banksy placed this kiddie ride near the Brighton Pier. It's not your average kiddie ride. This one sports a dolphin entangled in a net and jumping over a BP oil barrel.

"With her fertile imagination, Eckert brilliantly pictures what makes a home, how different its meanings are to different eyes, and how little or much it takes to create the image of the home you want, your image of perfection." From photographer Amy Eckert, Manufacturing Home.

Too cute, the arcade alarm clock.

"In the beginning, before there was such a thing as a Gutenberg Bible, Johannes Gutenberg laid out his rows of metal type and brushed them with ink and, using the mechanism that would change the world, produced an ordinary little schoolbook."

Be prepared to put your work aside and spend some time browsing. A ridiculously gigantic collection of vintage adverts.

"When the album that is life finally reaches the end, wouldn't it be nice to keep that record spinning for eternity?" Get your ashes pressed into vinyl with AndVinyly.

Scratch off the gold foil top layer to reveal geographic information about countries you have visited with My Scratch Map.

Stunningly beautiful, stylish, highly collectible and each a limited numbered edition of 1000. Limited edition Puffin designer classics.

Really digging Linda Ferrari's photos of abandoned socialist monuments in Bulgaria. They seem so grand in scale and placed in such isolated areas.

The mid-century Sunday Barbecue cut out set.

Voting is closed and the results are in. Week Two's winner is Joshua Davis, congrats! See how the match played out and read our post-game interview.

Easy. Just use a sticker.

Technical illustrations for the Norwegian Army.

"Things that are made from organic material age and decay, especially when they stop being alive. A piece of home-baked bread, say, left on your kitchen counter, will get moldy relatively fast. Lord knows what some ground beef would smell like after a week. But the artist Sally Davies has been photographing one McDonald's hamburger and fries every day for 137 days. They look basically exactly the same."

Metal tiles.

For the 2010 Legacy of Letters, Fraktur created this large posted entirely using freehand letter-forms.

A Star Trek: TNG casting memo surfaces after 23 years.

"Zoom in on a spectacular national park photo to reveal hundreds more photos making up the original." National Parks Infinite photo.

I watched Four Lions this weekend, a comedy about the mis-adventures of 4 Muslim men who really want to make a name for themselves as radical terrorists. Watch the trailer for the film here.