Today we’re going to take some time to help you get acquainted with rising star Brady Corbet, who is kind of a big deal, even if you don’t know it yet. Brady Corbet has been acting since the age of 10, so you’ve probably seen him in something without even realizing it. As a kid he was in ‘The King of Queens,’ and at the age of 14, he got his first film role in the tween drama ‘Thirteen.’ In 2004, when he was 16, Corbet started taking on the kinds of roles that would come to define his career, starting with the dark drama ‘Mysterious Skin,’ co-starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt — it’s kind of a bizarre movie, but it’s really incredibly poignant and worth seeking out. In 2008, he starred with fellow sexy actor Michael Pitt in the horror flick ‘Funny Games,’ and in recent years he’s been in ‘Martha Marcy May Marlene’ and “Melancholia.’ Most recently, he was the lead in the psychological drama ‘Simon Killer,’ which is currently available for rent OnDemand, so check that out ASAP. Up next for Corbet are roles in ‘Paradise Lost’ and ‘Sils Maria,’ two films to definitely keep an eye out for next year. Until then, feast your eyes on your latest obsession.

It’s summer, which means it’s time to sit back with your friends, relax, and have a few drinks. And we don’t know anyone better at getting a little tipsy than the cast of ‘New Girl.’ Let Jess, Nick, and the whole gang show you how to properly behave when you’ve had a few with these hilarious GIFs.

Are you enjoying your summer? Do you know what would probably make you enjoy it a little more? Some pictures of manatees wearing sunglasses. Why? Just look at them — we think it’s pretty obvious. They’re the ultimate chilled-out summer animals.

It’s summer again – time to relax on the beach with a good book (or a trashy one, let’s be honest). But how are you to know what really lies beneath the cover of that paperback you picked up from the table at the front of the airport bookstore? Well, we’re here to give you the straight truth about what these best-selling books should REALLY be called.

This photo from Beyonce’s Mrs. Carter Show World Tour is so incredibly amazing. Look at that fan. Ridiculous. A face so amazing deserves some attention, so we decided to imagine what other things could cause such a reaction. The results are pretty great.

Are you willing to dole out $90 for just one cup of coffee? Well, most probably the answer would be a big “NO” after all, how expensive can a coffee get. But the Kopi Luwak is not your regular coffee because it this cup of java has been extracted from the feces of a small exotic animal called the Paradoxuras!

Remember that time that #BooksWithALetterMissing was trending on Twitter, and it was hilarious? No, because your life consists of more than clicking around the internet all day searching for meaning in your life that you’re never going to find? Well, let us tell you — it was indeed hilarious. Even better, though, are the covers for books that have had a single letter removed from their title. Photoshop genius twitterer extraordinaire @darth made these mock-ups for books that we absolutely love. Follow them on twitter for more awesome pics.

We’re tremendous admirers of Argentine architect / artist Leandro Erlich and after this next article hopefully you will be too. Not only is he incredible gifted, he’s a master of illusion as well. His latest work titled ‘Dalston House’ is a testament to his skill and vision, it’s art designed to boggle, perplex and thrill. Visitors can simply lay on the floor and look up, only to suddenly find themselves dangling out of windows, hanging from the roof or sitting on a ledge. It’s all part of Erlich’s unique gift of toying with our perception and sense of reality. You can view more of his absorbing and visually arresting work via his official site or why not grab a copy for your own home. In the meantime prepared to be amazed…

To promote Resident Evil 6 video game, Capcom has opened a gruesome shop in London's Smithfield meat market to sell human flesh. Luckily, they are created out of pork shaped like human body parts. The realistic stuff is quite disturbing and be cautious before visiting the shop.

Listening to music in an isolated environment where everything around you blurs, as you get into a state of trance, is one of the most amazing feeling you can get. Dallyn Rule who is a diehard music fan from childhood created the world’s largest headphones for Maker Faire in Vancouver, B.C and they surely are huge. Measuring almost full human body length, these functional headphones are made from 100% recycled/reused material. As Dallyn goes on explaining in the video, the headphones have been his dream since childhood as he wanted to create something big and noticeable. The headphones are almost the size of a huge speaker and as the user sits to listen the music of his choice. The interesting thing about these headphones is that they never ever touch your ears or head and still produce music that makes you believe that you are physically wearing a headphone. Even more, others around cannot listen to the music coming from these headphones as you would believe, that is the amazing thing about these headies.

If can teach us anything art, so that what is beautiful can be anything! Even a bunch of rusty old cars. And have proved that the people of one small Chinese town, who collected his Tower of Pisa ...

Here’s a coat made out of men’s chest hair. Well, presumably men’s, but who knows? Maybe we got some lady chest hairs in there too! One could hope spend their time pondering more important things. The Human Fur Coat costs £2,499 (just over $3,800) and took over 200 hours to weave. LOLWUT? Two-hundred hours? That is a lot of hours to spend doing anything. Especially anything that involves handling a bunch of random dudes’ chest hair. Thanks to The Royal Angel King for the tip. I heard his chest hair is made of angel hair pasta. Cool!

If you grew up watching Disney movies, then you can probably picture the evening gown that Cinderella wore to Prince Charming’s ball or what Jasmine was wearing when she took that magic carpet ride with Aladdin. What you probably never considered was whether or not these signature ensembles were historically accurate. LA-based illustrator Claire Hummel, an artist for Microsoft Game Studios Publishing, decided to do some research on the subject, and the resulting images, while not necessarily the stuff of childhood memories, provide an interesting glimpse into the history of fashion.

Every year, Cabel Maxfield Sasser visits Blackjack Fireworks in Vancouver, Washington and takes a look at colorful, ironic, and absolutely hilarious fireworks packaging. More of the weird fireworks packages he discovered this year can be viewed on Sasser’s blog.

Classic cocktails like the Moscow Mule and the Old Fashioned are rendered as minimalist screen printed graphics in this cocktail poster series by design duo Crispin Finn (Anna Fidalgo and Roger Kelly).

This impressive model was built by New Jersey local, Bruce Williams and has over 12 km of track, 100 trains, 400 bridges, over 3000 buildings, 50,000 trees and much more.

Mark Tipple, a rapidly emerging Australian documentary photographer, captures people completely out of their element in his Underwater Project photo series. Exploring Australia’s relationship with the ocean, Mark goes below the sea surface and photographs swimmers and surfers not when they’re on top of the wave, but after they get underwater and forget all about posing and smiling. Every pictures is uniquely organic, with tightened face muscles in reaction to the dive, eyes shut tightly and fingers clawing to the sand. While going through the photos, not only do you get to practically feel people’s struggle against the element, but you can also admire the beauty of the underwater world, with different shades of water splashes and the waves.

The man-baby amalgamations combine the haggardness brought on by adult life with the doughy cheeks and hopeful grins of youth. Girotto and Curtat’s combined forces create miniature people so convincingly creepy they make Oompa Loompas look adorable. Peruse the series below and let us know if the image of a toddler with chest hair scarred you for life.

The American artist has created a Barbie doll with the proportions of an average girl. Barbie doll figure is very different from the figure of an ordinary woman: she is anorexic thin, with unrealistically thin waist and a child-sized legs. This creates an unhealthy thoughts about your body shape in girls and adults is a concern. His contribution to the coverage of this issue has made American artist Nickolay Lamm.

Thursday night, if you were in New York you may have witnessed an epic light show high up in the sky. During the grand finale, while the final fireworks exploded over the Hudson River for the 37th Annual Macy’s Fourth of July fireworks display, a brand new light show on a world famous building joined in on the fun. With music curated by Usher, a dazzling array of lights synched to both the music and the fireworks lit up the Empire State Building. The light show was created by lighting design artist Marc Brickman.

Here is a hilarious compilation of pictures with captions. This compilation proves that words can make the photo muck funnier, that it originally was. So enjoy!)

I can't believe this hot lady is 46 years old! Jung Da Yeon also known as “momjjang ajumma” which translates to "mom with a striking figure" in Korea, became famous after losing weight and obtaining a sexy figure through physical training and exercise. She's already written two diet books - both selling like hotcakes! I'm not surprised. Just take a good look at these photos of the hot mama.

Dexter cake was created by a food artist Annabel de Vetten to celebrate the final series of Dexter. Have you already watched the first episode? It was pretty good.

Bob Mankoff has been publishing cartoons in the New Yorker for over 30 years and has been the cartoon editor there for about half that time. After a recent TED talk he gave, they asked him to choose his favorite New Yorker cartoons ever. He listed 11. Here are a few of them…

I wonder how blogger would fare in Dante Shepherd's Surviving the World series, a nifty webcomic "lessons" he started back in 2008 (and has been going strong ever since!). take a look at his lessons.

From a young age, Shanghai-based artist Yang Yongliang has explored Chinese art and calligraphy, but, even with its thousands of years of history, he is concerned that these traditional art forms are moving towards extinction. However, the artist believes that there are ways to move this art culture into more modern times by using the newest technology and techniques and blending them with the old. He says, "As long as the characteristics don't change, the media you use to express the art doesn't matter."