This illlustration brings many iconic faces together for one big head party. What relation do these heads have with one another? Not much, but they are fun to look at.

I never seen these before! The Simpsons got a skateboard! I checked and you can get them for as little as $62 on Ebay. Not bad.

Wilson's Bird-of-Paradise is a small Passerine bird found on only two islands in Indonesia, Waigeo and Batanta. They typically inhabit forested hill areas, though they have also been found in forests of both lower and higher elevations.

Birds-of-Paradise are known for their amazing plumage, typically found only in males. Wilson's is no exception to this. They exhibit a dazzling range of colors, with red backs, yellow mantles, green breasts, and turquoise crowns. Males also have small black curving tail feathers. Females and juvenile males are duller in color, with lighter blue crowns and brownish shades elsewhere.

Adult males use their spectacular plumage to attract mates. They enter well lit clearings, where the sun can reflect off their colorful feathers, and perform intricate song and dance rituals to impress potential partners.

This is crazy cool. Sandy Smith made this installation of all these different computer model types to make this installation room. The piece is titled Mauritian Sunset and it was shown in 2006. Can you only imagine dealing with all of those cords? Bravo!

Kareem Black is a New York based photographer and director that was born in Philadelphia. In 1996 Kareem went to SVA on scholarship. Dark rooms and film processing, became his backdrop where he spent endless nights. It was well worth it... In 2000, Kareem starts a career in music photography and celebrity portraiture that has taken him all over the world and allowed him to meet and work with some of this planet's most talented people.

Presently Kareem calls Manhattan home and straddles worlds by shooting for a diverse array of clients including Flaunt, Fader, GQ, Vibe, Verizon, Burger King, Vitamin Water and Kool Aid among others.