Courtesy of Angela.

• First off a sensational collection of pictures from the 60s Star Trek shoots
• One Frame of Fame – a C-Mon & Kypski music video fully on UGC
• Nine inspiring multichannel marketing presentations
• Chile 3 days and 9 days later on boston.com’s big picture
• 35 beautiful iPhone app website designs
• 15 desktop and online wireframing tools
• 67 million-year-old snake fossil found eating baby dinosaurs
• The lion king in real life
• PEW report on understanding the participatory news consumer
• How fairy tales really end
• Lazertits!
• Penguin’s upcoming iPad books
• 20 beautiful minimalist WordPress themes
• Last but not least HTML-Ipsum

Brilliant campaign with the man Les Singer to promote EA’s game Dante’s Inferno.
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As it’s not too pretty a sight I wonder how many actually watch this till the end.

First off Parisian Oops:

Then Google kidnaps Steve Ballmer’s wife in The Bing Solution:

Last but not least we’ve got Tiger Woods:

For probably tons more in the next days just hit the Tubes.

• First off my new favourite site: Selleck Waterfall Sandwich
• San Diego Zoo gets Google Maps’d
• Cry of the dolphins – a creative PSA against cyber-bullying
• Astronaut TJ Creamer’s still tweeting from space
• Playboy promotes a bit of Wii Fit with playmate Jo Garcia
• Bridgestone’s Whale Tale campaign for Super Bowl
• American Apparel does a bit of crowdsourcing for the best bottom in the world and Playboy provides a virtual video shoot in search of the next cover girl
• Engaging readers in the digital age
• Mashable report on Pepsi’s (aka what you drink when there’s no Coke) social media initiative and the 10 stages of social media business integration
• Polinchock’s predictions for 2010
• State of the Internet report
• Luckie’s 30-day social media makeover
• Brian Solis knows the roles of Facebook and Twitter in social media marketing
• Free Facebook fanpage PSD and paper iPad templates
• Snail mail with a dash of Google Maps
• Pictures of a crash cutting a Camaro literally in two; driver having walked away
• Gartner’s five social software predictions for 2010 and beyond
• Last but not least we have word that Lady Gaga is definitely a woman