Last night the first members of the Marmarati - the secret society for Marmite devotees - were inducted at a secret London location

A gallery of inflatable fake weapons used to fool spy-planes and satellites

Howletts Wild Animal Park prove that animals can enjoy Halloween too

Skulls Unlimited create non existent and hard to find skeletal structures such as this centaur made from half horse half human remains

Equine health lectures that uses real 'painted' horses as live anatomical text books

The Maldives government held an underwater cabinet meeting to draw attention to the issues surrounding global warming and potential sea level rises

A collection of tattoos inspired by Maurice Sendak and Where The Wild Things Are

The Life on White projects aims to photograph as many animals as possible against plain white backgrounds

A fascinating Flickr stream from a radiographer working in a hospital A&E department - it includes both extreme trauma breaks and also 'foreign objects'

Teapographics from Artem Moiseev.

Artistically carved Where The Wild Things Are pumpkins

London's Little Shop of Horrors will be selling a wide variety of curiosities and oddities – from shrunken heads, chocolate anuses and mutated teddy bears, not to mention a fine selection of broken children’s toys and dead plants.

The Jellymongers created an edible glow-in-the-dark-jelly installation at the Museum of Modern Art

An amazing gallery of vintage random inventions we learned to live without

Celebrating the launch of Disney-Pixar’s UP saw Tower Bridge opened for a hot air balloon for the first time in it’s history (apparently).

Typhoon Housewares have teamed up with PANTONE to create a cool and colourful range of kitchen items

Christian Joy has created five monster suits based off of the Wild Things and Max. Sold in strictly limited editions a percentage of the proceeds will be donated to 826Valencia.

Responding to a brief from the Design Museum, Poke charted the history of digital design in London.

A gallery charting the evolution of Charles Darwin inspired tattoos

Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab are rebellious scent makers who have fragrance collections influenced by lawn gnomes, vampires and Hellboy - bring it on!

A farmer in China is showing off the fruits of his labor after growing these amazing baby shaped pears

The Museum of Animal Perspectives is an awesome project with a simple concept – it involves the placement of tiny cameras atop various animals such as stoats and turkeys, recording film from their perspective

Really nice Maurice Sendak interview explaining his reasons behind finally allowing the film adaptation of Where The Wild Things Are to be made.

Prangsta is an amazing boutique costume hire shop where all the costumes are styled

Truck Farm is a living, mobile garden inside the bed of a 1986 Dodge half-ton pickup truck which grows tomatoes, broccoli, arugula, and parsley. As a bonus all the Truck Farm activity is being recorded for TV too.

Australian artist Buff Diss trademark style of 100% legal masking tape street art

In a stunt to raise awareness of the car scrappage scheme, Vauxhall covered an Astra in £2000 worth of real coins which the public were then invited to remove - getting to keep all the money they removed from the car!

Pete Fowler unleashes a monsterous new mural at the Truman Brewery in London

These astonishing people pictures were made over 90 years ago as a morale boosting exercise for the soldiers back from WW1

Street art from Australian artist Kid-Zoom

Ogilvy & Mather (Singapore) 'handmade' the new Ben & Jerry adverts

Outstanding fashion photographer Marc Philbert.

Instructattoos

The surge in human size creations of the classic game Mouse Trap

The Beastie Boys embrace a very modern way to announce a tour cancellation - Adam Yauch is suffering from cancer. Get well soon.

Photographs from the official NASA archives documenting the Apollo Missions

Brilliantly this years big summer sport is the Cardboard Tube Fighting league

Franco Brambilla takes retro photographs into an equally retro future

Two brothers have been living on the outside of a building, all in the name of art.

A gallery featuring the Nomura jellyfish, most commonly found in the waters of China and Korea

Paris based Fauchon delivers these edible works of art in eclair form.

Paris based Laurent Champoussin has some amazing photographs of his 'Cardiovascular Paper' concept

Tattoo artist Yann Travaille has made his name in the over populated field of tattoo design with these astonishingly refreshing designs.

Venice gallery Punta Della Dogana has reopened after 14 months of restoration. It looks stunning.

This Sunday sees the Art Car Boot Fair in London. Artists such as Gavin Turk, and Sir Peter Blake, sell pieces directly from their own car boots at bargain prices.

An inflatable, 20-foot long, 8-foot high replica of a human colon, teaching people all across America that colorectal cancer is preventable, treatable and beatable!