This week is our moment of supporting the arts, with Body Painting and Buttocks. Oh ya!!

Bodypainting SuperGirl

Nokia Hire Larissa Riquelme

Cheryl Cole – Official Calendar 2011

Hotties in the Wild

Sarah Louise Christensen

Jodi Gordon Is An Australian Fox…

Photo-sharing website Flickr and NASA have teamed up to launch three interactive public photo galleries with photos from NASA’s archives.

The images explore more than half a century of NASA’s photographic history.

The publicly available images are separated into three categories: “Launch and Takeoff,” “Building NASA” and “Center Namesakes.”

When I first saw this photograph of a man’s hand submerged in liquid nitrogen at somewhere below -320° F, my immediate thought was, “That guy must be crazy!

Ballerina jumps and fails.

Fantasy Girl Candice Swanepoel

Space hopper race

Fat Superheros

When Nature Gets Very Angry

Propellor Illusion

Female soccer fight and baseball brawl

Red Bull X-Fighters 2010 London

Sunday, August 29, 2010 marked the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina’s landfall in Louisiana. Five years ago, Katrina struck the Gulf Coast, centered on New Orleans, as a Category 3 hurricane with sustained winds of 125 mph (205 km/h). More than fifty levees were breached by its storm surge, causing massive flooding. Over 1,800 Gulf Coast residents lost their lives then, and damages totaled more than $80 billion – the costliest hurricane in U.S. history. Many intangible things were damaged then as well, communities were erased as their neighborhoods washed away, much of historic New Orleans was badly damaged, and frustration and anger remain towards an inadequate immediate response by the U.S. government. Collected here are images from five years ago, as well as some from the past few weeks, in New Orleans and the surrounding area. (49 photos total)

Martial arts styles of fighting like those used in MMA en K1 is the new boxing. More exciting, faster paced, harder and tougher fighters. It’s popularity has sky rocketed during the last 10 years and whether the fight nights are being held in small gyms or big stadiums, it is always sold out. But no matter how hard the fighters go at each other in the ring, the basics of this sport are founded on respect and sportsmanship.

You Rock!

Le Mans Classic Photography Part 1 and Part 2

Anyone interested in a Wet T-Shirt Contest?

Burnouts in Slowmotion

Sling Shot Orgasm

With over 2600 people killed in drug related violence, Mexico’s volatile border city of Ciudad Juarez has the world’s highest murder rate. Ciudad Juárez is at war: a war the government is fighting against the drug cartels and a war the drug cartels are fighting against each other.

Before this crash, only 30 trained police officers were allowed to drive the specially modified Lamborghini Gallardo used by the Italian State Police.

After this crash I’m certain there were only 29 trained officers allowed to drive the one other Lambo in the cop car pool.

The Biology of Getting Drunk

Russian, Booze & Money equals Bentley Fail

Shoot the Vuvuzela

The 10 Most Badass Vampire Slayers Of All Time

For your next trip you may want to consider to fly AviaNova.

3 Rules of Text Flirting

Conan The Barbarian: The Musical

A photo feature from the New York Times of how the World Cup ball has evolved from the 1930s to the present day.

After seeing some parents in action I have no doubt there are plenty of people out there who could be doing with the advice offered in these humorous sketches.

Great Photography

This is Tim..

Batman: City of Scars

The 13 Smartest Porn Stars Of All Time

How To: Pick Up a Woman in the Supermarket

I Guess In Russia They Sell Car Insurance With Bouncing Boobs

World Cup Howlers

South Africa is basking in the glory that the FIFA World Cup 2010 brings with it. An army of foreign fans all having fun together, enjoying the football and enjoying South Africa. This is what the world gets to see, a new and improved South Africa. Crime is down, infrastructure has been much improved, the people are friendly and the Rand keeps on rolling in the hospitality business. It would seem that South Africans are benefitting from the World Cup being held in their country, but this is not the case for the thousands living in Blikkiesdorp.

Blikkiesdorp was built in 2007 near Cape Town and contains 1,600 structures made from shiny corrugated iron, Blikkiesdorp translates as Tin Can Town. The people there would have loved to have seen some of the 63 billion Rand the hosting of the World Cup is estimated to cost South Africa go their way in improved housing, schooling and permanent jobs.