001. Annie Leibovitz’s Disney Photography

“Awhile back some awesome photos surfaced featuring a few big Hollywood names as live-action versions of Disney’s classic animated characters. The first batch featured the likes of Scarlett Johansson as Cinderella and Rachel Weisz as Snow White. The second batch featured Tina Fey as Tinkerbell and even Jessica Biel as Pocahontas. Now a new batch from Annie Leibovitz has shown up with Olivia Wilde as the Evil Queen and Alec Baldwin as The Magic Mirror from Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, Penelope Cruz and Jeff Bridges as Beauty and the Beast and Queen Latifah as Ursula from The Little Mermaid.

002. Rockwell Spider-Man, by Luke Radl

“A superheroic twist on Norman Rockwell’s ‘The Runaway’.”

003. Lifelike Craig HD

“The days of thumbing through the classified section of the local paper are quickly fading. Most of us have turned toward more modern means to search for employment, apartments and “vintage” furniture, namely Craigslist. With its mass of information the site can sometimes be hard to navigate so for those who pine for simpler days, Lifelike Apps, INC. has just released a slick iPad app with a classic twist.”

004. Future, by photographer Christian Stoll

“Wide angle views of futuristic locations. Most of these images are part of worldwide print campaigns for IBM and Microsoft.“

001. Game of Thrones—The Maester’s Path

“Step forth now as a maester, one who teaches the young, heals the sick, and advises the lords of the seven kingdoms. All maester’s bear a chain, forged link by link, a symbol of our learning. Forge five links, proving you have journeyed the Maester’s path. Along the path, gather five novices to strengthen our Citadel. The path will be difficult, but comes with its own rewards. Step onto the Path…”

002. Vintage Sucker Punch Posters

003. Jimmy Breslin

“Iconic Pulitzer winning journalist and author Jimmy Breslin has covered and lived the tales that have shaped our lives, from a personal dialogue with The Son of Sam, David Berkowitz, to NYC mafia investigative reporting that included a near fatal beating at the hands of the Lucchese crime family. Sometimes lost in his gritty tough guy demeanor is his common man approach to cataclysmic events. We revisit his iconic vantage of the funeral of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy in the New York Herald Tribune, November 1963.”

004. The 72 Hour Trunk

“Last post I shared that I might have to put this amazing trunk design on hold and move forward. Lo and behold one of my manufactures is a follower of the website. Shortly after the post I get a phone call requesting a meeting. Two days later I’m in his office and he’s asking to get a better understanding of what is the vision, where is the “artistic glitch” and what’s the over all problem we keep running into?”

001. Bear Grylls Ultimate Survival Kit

“A survival kit built for hostile environments. Stick the Ultimate Kit in your backpack and hope your never have to use it. If you do, it has everything you need to survive in even the toughest spots.”

002. Under My Roof

“Under My Roof its presented as a conceptual exercise and consists of 3 variations: 3 houses, 3 different needs. Together they generate a kind of neighbourhood, creating a unique skyline, fun, but always functional. Thanks to the selected details and materials it can be used by children and adults alike.”

003. Gnome Life

“For the most part, Gnome Life sounds like your typical Tumblr: a flannel-clad young guy moves to New York and posts lots of vaguely artsy photos of himself staring off into the distance. But there’s a twist: he’s a one-hundred-eight-year-old gnome. Like, white beard, red hat gnome.” (via Urlesque)

004. Solowheel

“Solowheel is the smallest, greenest, most convenient People Mover ever invented. Gyroscope technology is behind this new self-balancing electric unicycle that is more compact and fun to ride than any folding electric bike!“

001. Nerd Valentine

“Valentine’s Day gift ideas for the nerd in your life. Curated with love by @AmritRichmond”

002. Valentine’s Day Guide—Boston.com

“You’re so in love, you want to shout it from the mountaintops. Or at least from your Southie roof deck. What better way to show your sweetie just how you feel than treating him/her to one of these Valentine’s Day events?”

003. Valentine’s Day on a Budget

“How much do you spend on Valentine’s Day? Twenty dollars for chocolates? Fifty dollars for flowers? A hundred bucks for dinner for two? You don’t have to break your budget to keep from breaking your lover’s heart — just use some imagination and initiative. WalletPop scribes put their heads together to come up with a generous number of suggestions for celebrating Valentine’s Day on a budget.”