IN MEMORIAM: TRIBUTE TO EVERY DEAD BREAKING BAD CHARACTER (VIDEO)

The perfect tribute in memory of all those who perished during the course of Breaking bad. Respect to Grantland for giving us a look back at the body count throughout the show.

NEW BANKSY GONE IN UNDER A DAY (CUE SAD MUSIC)

October 1

Well that didn't take long for Banksy's new street art in Chinatown to get removed. Unfortunately by way of buff, and what's left isn't pretty. Guess someone in  NYC is desperate to steal Banksy's thunder. Sad, but the nature of the street game. Atleast someone got the "Graffiti is a crime" signage instead of his first new work being totally ruined. Probably expect to see that sign on ebay some point soon. Image via neilfakrull

October 2

JESSE PINKMAN EXPLAINS OBAMACARE ON SNL

Last night's SNL season opener featured real Americans voicing their concerns about the Affordable Care Act; including Jesse Pinkman. Really puts Walter White's struggles in the pre-Obamacare world into perspective.

Jesse Pinkman's bit starts at 4:35



A little added bonus, Arcade Fire debuted another song off their upcoming James Murphy produced album, Reflektor, entitled 'Afterlife.'

BANKSY TO REEMERGE NEXT WEEK

In true poetic fashion, Banksy updated his website the other day with just one image of a silhouetted street artist throwing up flowers sprouting out of a wall. Nothing else remains on his site but the promise of October 2013, the month Banksy will reappear.

Rumors are he's living in L.A. with a possible outdoor show in the works to play off his 'Better Out Than In' declaration. Could this finally be his response to all the recent opportunists removing his street art in L.A. and London and selling them for huge money in private auction—perhaps, he'll center the show around "art for the people, not for the galleries"? We'll just have to wait until next week to see what the mystery man has planned. Check back for more new Banksy images during October as they appear, whereever that may end up. via Banksy

LEGO THRILLER

Today in 'That must have taken a long ass time,' the opening sequence to Michael Jackson's Thriller video animated with Legos and stop motion photography. Epic. Via Booooooom



Lego Thriller by Annette Jung from Talking Animals on Vimeo.

ELON MUSK JUST REVOLUTIONIZED DESIGN FOREVER

After tweeting the idea of a real life hand gesture design printed in titanium, Elon Musk promised a video follow up this week. He lived up to that promise, tweeting out the video below. The era of 3D printing is here. See for yourself how this unreal, revolutionizing advancement in computer-human interactions will revolutionize industrial design as we know it.  via @elonmusk