Here the latest spot from Match.com, it’s part of their new campaign: Better Together.

The ad was made by FWYstudios and FriendsWithYou collective.

Via [fubiz]

T-Shirt War it’s a stop motion short film made with 200 t-shirts with different designs.

Watch it, it’s really cool…

Via [thenextweb] via [youtube]

Gizmodo reminded me of the Toy Story 3 HD trailer, as they featured it today.

Release date June 18…

Via [youtube]

Google joined the list of  Super Bowl’s advertisers by airing an ad during the game, yesterday .

The name of the spot is: Parisian Love, and it’s part of a series, launched months ago over the web, called: “Google Search Stories” .

For those who haven’t seen it yet, here’s the ad…

Via [official Google blog]

Slate V show us what they think would happen if Quinten Tarantino (Kill Bill), David Lynch (Mullholand Drive), Wes Anderson (The Royal Tenenbaums), Jean-Luc Godard (Á bout de souffle), or Werner Herzog (Fitzcarraldo); directed the Super Bowl…

Via [neatorama]

The title it’s self explanatory…

Vía [youtube]

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As augmented reality becomes the next big thing in social technology evolution, artist Keiichi Matsuda made this short film on the subject.

Here’s the author’s description of the film:

A film produced for my final year Masters in Architecture, part of a larger project about the social and architectural consequences of new media and augmented reality.

It seems that augmented reality has become, well a reality, as there are already games and software based on it. Below, an example of an augmented reality app for Android, called Shop Savvy. The app uses the smartphone’s camera to recognize products from real life, and after rendering the image, it offers the user all kind of info about the product, like it’s price, nearest place to buy it, reviews, etc. It’s really stunning…

Finally, here’s the short film…

Via [vimeo]

The first time I saw Google Street View, I remember thinking: wow, that’s a lot of driving.

Jaja I assume they had a very well thought system that involved a great deal of people, in order to take all those 3d pictures; and Google didn’t just sent two guys in a Volkswagen Sedan to do the job.

But what if they did? Jajaja, seems that in CollegeHumor they had a similar thought and made this animation about it, it’s called Google Street View Guys…

And, when they’re finally done…

If you watch Lost, you’re probably a little frustrated about the fact that you’ve been watching it for 5 years and still haven’t got any explanation to mysteries as old as the pilot. And certainly you’ve asked yourself: what is the black smoke?, why it didn’t ate Locke?, why Locke can walk on the island?, will I win the lottery if I buy a ticket with those numbers?, what’s a polar bear doing in a tropical island?, why am I still watching?

Well let me tell you, you’re not alone, the Fine Bros understand your frustration and have composed this little song about Lost answers, or the lack of them.

Oh I don’t want any hate mail so- for those who haven’t watched last season, it contains spoilers…

Via [youtube]

Ever wondered what would happen if you fell into a Black Hole? A likeable nerd called Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson has the answer, and according to him it’s a funny one.

After experimenting a series of “funny” deformations and mutilations caused by gravity, among other forces, you would inevitably face a dreadful end, called death by “spaghettification”.

Via [gizmodo]