From an absolute worthy cause, Thomas Spanos from the charity art event ‘as you wish project’, a combination of Darth Vader and H.R. Giger’s Xenomorph helmet.

1. Alien frontal skull = Vader helmet
2. Alien lower mouth features = Clone Trooper lower helmet
3. Alien spine ridge = Clone Trooper fin repeated
4. Alien ribs along side of head = Death Star hallway light features
5. Alien tubing bulge = Clone Trooper thermal detonator
6. Alien secondary mouth = Darth Vader lightsabre
7. Alien tubing along sides of head = Darth Maul and Darth Tyranus lightsabres

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John Mosley, 22 is a huge fan of the children’s book character ‘Where’s Wally?’…so much so he got a massive tattoo of the striped-shirted hero across his entire back.

The tattoo helped to raise $3,200 (£2,000) for Great Ormond Street Hospital, which took 24 hours – features 150 characters among the landmarks of his home city Norwich, plus a pair of UFOs and a space rocket.

I have seen some bad tattoos in my time but they are awful… whoever did this one needs to stop pretending to be a tattoo artist!

To celebrate summer a select few sets of their very own B-Boys action figures are available for purchase…for $750.00. The good news, all of the proceeds will go to the Pablove Foundation and Alex’s Lemonade Stand, two charitable organizations dedicated to fighting childhood cancer.

These Kung-Fu action figures, will come as a set of three 11.5 inch dolls complete with a number of outfits and accessories, are being produced as a limited edition set by Nowhere Ltd. and Bathing Ape.

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Encrusted with 18 diamonds on a gold plate, the $15,000 lenses can be customized and worn by either men or woman. Weighing 5g in total, the gold plate used in the lenses will be set 6-9 mm away from the cornea, and also hold water to give the eyes a soothing effect.

“This is going to be exclusive as we are going to be making only 3,996 lenses,” says managing director Chandrashekhar Chawan. The diamonds in the lenses are certified and can be used daily for the rest of your natural life.

All profits from the sale of these lenses would be used to treat persons suffering from Stevens Johnson Syndrome free of cost.

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The knee-length and ankle-length shoes are made of a carbon-fibre hoof and up to 5,000 individual horse hairs.

“They are really comfortable and almost make you feel like you want to get on the track and gallop down the final furlong. I’m not sure they are for everyone but I definitely want a pair of hooves.”

The $2,000 (£1,300) shoes which were created by a team of fashion designers were commissioned to celebrate 100 years of the famous National Hunt festival, which begins today. The proceeds from the sale will benefit the Prostate Cancer Charity.

As good as this may look on the women,  that dude in the heels is just asking for a beating.

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