Artist and clay-enthusiast Cecilia Elguero developed a jewelry line of black and white porcelain finished with metallic glaze. The collection is minimal, sleek, and affordable—Mod meets Bedford Ave. She offers limited edition totes and collection pieces at half price.

Ever had a dream someone told you would never come true? The film collective Handsome Experts have. And so, they are working on a new short film, I Am Root Beer, about a man whose dream it is to be real, liquidy Root Beer. The moral of the story — you can be whatever you want. 

Ezra Furman is still kickin' it with The Harpoons, but he'll record a solo album this summer, and promises to include songs about getting into fistfights with strangers and himself. Since Paste Magazine says Furman goes "for the jugular every time," we're inclined to believe it.

In this new game for the iPad, you'll play as an ice cream truck driver tasked with saving the world from robots. Deploy weaponized frozen treats like the "Brain Freeze" to defend the galaxy from an alien invasion. The combo of treats, robots, and fun gameplay is irresistible!

James Lantz's The Bus makes its Off-B'way debut in NYC this fall. Then it's Off-Off-Broadway—i.e. as close as possible to Topeka, KS's Westboro Baptist Church. Dramatizing the forbidden love of two teen boys, Lantz hopes to stage The Bus next to the infamously homophobic church.

Megan and Katie's passions for painting and textiles birthed Cairo, their debut collection of scarves inspired by male tailoring. Each uniquely hand-painted silk boy scout-meets-tuxedo scarf features an invisible magnetic closure you can fasten in a variety of ways.

Two design professors have created a small, wearable Arduino-compatible heart-rate sensor, perfect for students, makers, game developers, athletes, and anyone interested in playing with bio-feedback or data visualization. Now you can wear your heart on your sleeve -- literally!

Danielle O'Malley obsessively doodles fantastical creatures in strange and charming scenarios, like voodoo twins knitting your insides and black magic witches sacrificing pop culture. In her upcoming exhibit, she's filling a room with giant paper dolls of these characters.