Whiz of the Web: Monday Meat Slices

• Prepare for your brain to blow up, then click here. (Via)
• A biofuel-powered flying car.
• Mila Kunis has signed on to star in The Book of Eli, the upcoming post-apocalyptic film starring Denzel Washington as a man traveling across the ravaged lands of America trying to save a sacred book that could save the future of humanity. Kunis will play a woman chosen to betray Eli but who ends up joining him on his quest instead. Gary Oldman signed last month to play somebody else looking for the book.
• Spielberg and Smith's new version of Oldboy would be based on the original manga, not Park's film.
• We want our longevity drugs now!
• The top five most guilt-inducing video games.
• An astronaut dropped a toolbag on a spacewalk (you can see it happen on YouTube!), and now the bag is visible from the Earth, and being monitored by a satellite tracker. (Via Jill)
• Richard Kelly's thriller The Box has had its release date pushed back yet again, from next March to next November.
• Cinematical has a couple more Star Trek character posters, and the news that the Jason Bourne franchise is likely to go on and on and on...
• Maybe you don't have time to watch a movie while you're at work, but certainly you can listen to one.
• A mouse with a built-in card reader slot. Clever.
• Rolling Stone's list of the 100 greatest singers of all time. (Via)
• Harmonix is being sued for supposedly selling flawed drum kits with the original Rock Band. The complaint reads: "Due to a design defect, the bass drum foot pedal (which is an integral component of the Rock Band drum kit) fractures under ordinary and expected usage, thus rendering the pedal inoperative."
• Game|Life gives Left 4 Dead a very positive review.
• The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets are finalists in the Indie Music Awards. You can vote for them here.
• Geekadelphia covers Video Game Expo 2008, which was at the Pennsylvania Convention Center this past weekend.
• The NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council) finds the Wii to be the greenest console of them all!
• The creators of Coraline sent out 50 handmade boxes to a ragtag group of bloggers. Super Punch gives us a close look at the box it received, and collects photos of some other boxes. And here are some cool Coraline toys.
• A look at the evolution of one of our favorite board games as a kid, Candyland. (Via)
• Check out this awesome Raiders of the Lost Ark cake. (Via)
• Let us celebrate sketches of comic book characters! Here's one of Blue Beetle and Booster Gold's longstanding bromance; some interesting comparisons of Todd McFarlane's rejected art for G.I. Joe #61, and the final art by Marshall Rogers; sketches by Neil Gaiman, with added portions by famous artists, done for charity; and finally, some tiny, adorable versions of the Watchmen (via).
• For geeks only: the database engineering perspective on gay marriage. (Via)
• Somebody noticed that Google had fired off a ninja star in the war between pirates and ninjas by developing a ninja theme, but no pirate theme for Gmail. Thus this petition. (Via)

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