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In 2005, as an example of using image morphing methodology to study the effects of averageness, imaging researcher Pierre Tourigny created a composite of about 30 faces to find out the current standard of good looks on the Internet. On the popular Hot or Not web site, people rate others’ attractiveness on a scale of 1 to 10.
To make this hot or not pallate of morphed images, photos from the site were sorted by rank and used SquirlzMorph to create multi-morph composites from them.
So, here you see composite images of female faces, grouped by differing "hotness" levels, as rated on hotornot.com. 
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The yacht, which looks more like a ship of the future, belongs to the Russian multibillionaire Andrei Melnichenko.
The size of this monster, designed by the famous French designer Philippe Starck, is very impressive: 120 meters long, 32 meters high and 19 meters large.
The yacht carries a short and laconic name "A" and is worth $ 300 million. 
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Indescribable beauty!
All images are clickable so if you want to see one of the panoramas in full size, just click on the picture ;)
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'Barbie foot' is a creation of Chloe Ruchon. This French designer has simply combined a table football with Barbie dolls. The idea is simple, original, unique and it's interesting to see how she managed to mix the masculine world of table football with the famous doll for little girls.
'Barbie foot' was part of the DMY youngsters exhibition at DMY Berlin Design Festival 09.
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There is nothing better than creative advertisement to be disgusted of cigarettes, maybe it will even convince some people that it’s time to stop. Whatever, smoker or not, these ads are well done and interesting to watch.
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Another creative work, a unique idea that is very well accomplished.
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Titanic is a very popular film, which was seen by hundreds of millions of people. And of course there are consequences ;)
You should remember the most popular scene of the movie ‘I am the king of the world’.
So, now the Internet is full of photographs with re-enactments of the scene. Watch this compilation of funny pictures inside the post. 
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Some Chinese guys have made from a Geely Coupe an exact replica of the Ferrari Enzo.
It all started with computer modelling but then, they made it. You will see the final result after the jump. 
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The British mini-sculptor Willard Wigan creates these incredible mini sculptures that have already the status of “the eighth wonder of the world”. The process of creating is very delicate and almost anything can affect his work. So, the artist “enters a meditative state in which his heartbeat is slowed, allowing him to reduce hand tremors and sculpt between pulse beats”. It’s just impressive what efforts artists should do in order to achieve the desired effect. Just look at his works. 
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I'm speechless, I'm still shocked.
Would you agree to treat your teeth in such conditions?
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In this type of race the most interesting thing happens at the very end.
Edit: it seems that we got wrong the information about this race.
We decided to quote our visitor who left us an informative comment. You'll see it inside the post. 
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Nothing much to say apart what’s written in the title. It’s a creative work and those pics are well done and really funny. I love the one with Gollum :))
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We continue to get acquainted with the Chinese education system.
For those who didn’t see the first part – click HERE.
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These are amazing 3D art works from CGsociety. Some of them are too realistic almost no way to tell that it is computer graphics. 
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Here are some photographs of the Beatles that have never been unveiled before.
It’s interesting to rediscover a once so popular band through nice black and white photos, especially when it comes to photographs of their early days in music, when they were young and not yet famous internationally.
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It seems to be an ordinary sofa at first glance. But it has a secret ... 
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The Henry Ford Museum, a National Historic Landmark in the Metro Detroit suburb of Dearborn, Michigan, USA, is the nation's "largest indoor-outdoor history museum" complex. Named for its founder, the noted automobile industrialist Henry Ford, and based on his desire to preserve items of historical significance and portray the Industrial Revolution, the property houses a vast array of famous homes, machinery, exhibits, and Americana.
The empire of Ford started with this modest building: 
