Whiz of the Web: Friday Fried Onions

• A blog featuring photos of unusual animal friendships (via). Cute to the extreme. In the same vein, check out Roomba cat's new friend: a baby chick (via)!
• Great showdowns from throughout cinema history. (Via)
• The Star Trek DVD and Blu-ray release will include an interactive tour of the Enterprise. (Via)
• Twitter has really hit the big time if it's even showing up on church billboards. (Via)
• The top 15 magic babes from TV and movies. (Via)
• How blind photographers take pictures.
• Alt Text helps you rate your internet dependency level. We think ours is pretty high, as we're getting a little hyperventilaty just thinking about being without the internet.
• The top 10 endearing habits of a geeky spouse.
• More on YouTube's plan to make the transition to TV.
• 5 reasons you can ditch your DSLR for an iPhone.
• Another Wired gadget gallery.
• A documentary film about show posters reviewed with a series of posters. (Via)
• A disturbing look at how your photos can be used in Facebook ads. There's also instructions on how to turn off the setting that makes this possible; this Phillyist followed them right away! Meanwhile, Shiny Shiny talks about how Facebook will change now that it's hit 250 million users.
• Although it's never come up, we've always kind of wondered how you'd install a browser if you didn't already have one. Download Squad explains.
• The full list of this year's Emmy nominees. (Via)
• Graffiti inspired by Springfield Punx.
• Creepy peephole and intercom.
• City skyline made out of stacks of staples.
• Is it just us, or are there a lot of strange things happening these days? We're starting to get a little scared here.
• Portal on your iPhone.
• The next episode of Penny Arcade Adventures is still in development. Meanwhile, the PAX 10 have been announced.
• If you were looking forward to getting yourself a black Wii, think again; there are no plans to release such a model in the US.
• Joystiq gives Battlefield 1943 a "Snap Judgment" review, and devotes slightly more time to its review of Time Gentlemen, Please!
• A trailer for King of Fighters XII.
• The official unveiling of the Guitar Hero 5 drum kit.
• LEGO Indiana Jones 2 includes a co-op level creation feature.
• A hacker claims it's relatively simple to alter variables in The Conduit, allowing cheaters to obtain infinite ammo, health, invisibility from radar, and other similar unfair advantages.
• Filmmaker and screenwriter Stuart Beattie talks about two scripts he wrote, one likely to be produced (Tarzan), and one rather unlikely (Halo).
• Sci Fi Wire describes preview footage from the upcoming Astro Boy film, and reviews the Watchmen Director's Cut.
• A fun interview with Joss Whedon.
• The surprising cast list for Machete apparently includes Robert De Niro.
• Mad science!
• Star Wars cakes.
• Skull phone!
• The world's most perfectly spherical pair of balls.
• "Researchers at MIT have developed a fabric made of fibers that can 'take pictures' of its surroundings."
• A gallery of sci-fi cheesecake. Not entirely safe for work.
• Tom Baker is playing the Doctor again! Just in a handful of audio plays, but still.
• A preview of a Jennifer's Body comic book.
• An illustration of a bunch of weapons featured in cult movies. (Via)

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