Being huge fans of Twitter and also of the drams, we’re absolutely ecstatic about the launch of Celebwitter! Celebwitter collects verified A, B, C and D-list celebrities who are using Twitter to communicate with their fans and followers, which is becoming more and more of a trend, thankfully!

Celebwitter is tracking several categories, TV and movie stars, authors, musicians (indie and mainstream), sports stars and more, but not weak, PR-driven Twitter accounts, only accounts with celebrities writing their own tweets! Our favorite, Heroes mind-reader, Greg Grunberg!

I’m a vegan who can appreciate a fine grilled piece of bacon, as you can see from the bacon coffee I posted on below. The messy, greasy, crispy slab of pork…probably one of the most unhealthy looking pieces of fat-covered heaven one can find as a breakfast-side (don’t get me started on country ham). Started by the mischievous and ultra-delicious cnp_studio dudes, you can now deface any website you want with a giant-sized piece of crispy, greasy bacon.

PETA has already been done, now Bunch of Nerds and the Japanese are rumored to be sending over 2.5GB of bacon an hour!

A genius experiment by Idée Inc., who develops visual search and image recognition technology! By extracting over 10 million Creative Commons images from Flickr and then applying their visual similarity technology, Idée developed an amazing visual image search-engine, allowing you to go through millions of the most interesting photos on Flickr, simply by stating a color.

Do you have an animal hunger for everything bacon, so much so that when faced with the decision of Smoked bacon, Double-Smoked bacon, Lardons, Canadian Bacon or even Pancetta, you freeze up and just end up asking for all of them stuffed in between two pieces of bread? Then you need to keep up to date on what’s going on in the world of pork! Thankfully there’s Bacon Today, the premiere source for all things pork, streaky, smoked, un-smoked or anything other types of greasy, pig-based goodness.

As interactive media becomes more and more innovative, we start to see some pretty impressive projects appearing, such as The Outbreak, a choose-your-own-adventure zombie movie / game / work of art. An impressive interactive journey, The Outbreak takes the viewer into the middle of mysterious outbreak, turning normal humans into blood-craving zombies, scouring the dark and foggy streets for fresh meat. Through interactive cut-points, you become the directory, making life and death decisions for the characters, guiding the story in the way you’d like to it play out.

Highly impressive effort, from what appears to be an amateur team of passionate artists, actors, writers and directors.

Marvel, the comics publishing house behind almost every comic character and storyline that ever mattered, has finally made it much easier for you to create your own comic book hero, modeled after the hundreds of characters in the rich Marvel universe.

Our character? Supernerd who carries an iPhone and a Blackberry, wears glasses to conceal his true identity while at work, and a lights the way with his trusty torch, apparently.

Read more: Create your own Marvel superhero

Yeah who knew!? We’d like to wish old-schoolers, mid-schoolers and new schoolers alike a happy Go Skateboarding Day, where Today, June 21st, 2008, skaters old and young are encouraged to go out and skate. Whether it be street or vert, or merely online with S.K.A.T.E, we hope all of you are having a great day on your boards.

Taking sci-fi to the next level, Other Timelines puts writers in control of history, presenting an alternative view of history, where specific historical events never happened or turned out a little bit different than in our history books. Through collaborative timelines, Such as What if George Washington were betrayed and Self-replicating nanobots, prepare to be taken on a weird adventure through what-ifs and what-thas.

Read more: This day in alternate history

Of course you regret something, we all do. One of the hardest things in life is trying to get over that deep, dark feeling of regret many of us carry inside. Thanks to some thoughtful artists, developers and social thinkers, it’s even easier now to admit your sins and possibly find a little closure, anonymously.

With Get Over It, you can simply enter your deepest regrets anonymously, sharing them with a mostly sympathetic public, allowing you to reach at least a small amount of closure. Limited to 1000 characters or less, of course.