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Your Gratuitous Christina Hendricks Cleavage Post Of The Day

Did you know that, by law, I'm contractually obligated to post pictures of Christina Hendricks' wonderful, awe-inspiring cleavage whenever they pop up? It's true. If I don't Stacey will beat me like a rented mule. Yeah, that whole "Webster's Is My Bitch" thing wasn't just a clever title; she will literally whip me raw should I fail to post Christina Hendricks' glorious bastards. Not that I mind, because whips are awesome and because I simply adore Christina Hendricks. I'm just letting you know really. Here's more of Christina Hendricks at the Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards Party

Incredible Photos of the Sun - From a Guy's Backyard

No, these photographs weren't taken by an astrophysicist or whipped up in a special-effects lab. Photographer Larry Alvarez takes these pictures of the sun in his backyard using a camera, a telescope, and some homemade gear.

Rihanna Side Boob is Back from the Future

Rihanna is back. Back from the future! And she's here to warn us all that we end up wearing really stupid looking outfits, but there's side boob cleavage, so it's okay. Seriously, though, what the fuck is she wearing. I know in this day of Lady Gaga walking around looking like she got dressed in a retarded two-year-old's nightmare, celebrities think they have to compete, but they don't, because Lady Gaga is fucking crazy. And she's ugly too. So Rihanna, please, for the love of everything good in this world, just dress like a normal hot girl. But if you do insist on wearing such ridiculous outfits, at least please make sure they show off a ton of side boob cleavage like this one.

The Game: Spring Training 2010

Major League Baseball’s annual rite of spring, players around the country take to the park to pitch, hit and catch their way into the 2010 season. Players are reflected in the sunglasses of Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland during spring training baseball practice, Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2010, in Lakeland, Fla.

Camouflage Ferrari 458 Italia Photos

Thanks to Stephan Bauer for the tip on this post! Looks like someone over in Europe has taken their recently acquire Ferrari 458 Italia and vinyl wrapped it with a Siberian Desert camouflage design! Pretty wild, I think it would look pretty sweet up close even it is just a vinyl wrap.

The Day Trader's Paradise

What do you get when you have space for a custom office setup, a good amount of cash, and the vision to make it all happen? Dozens of monitors and the need for your own personal power plant. We've been watching Steve's office since he first posted the construction pictures into the Lifehacker Workspace pool. Slowly, we've watched his office take shape from a spackled room with naked monitor mounts into the jaw dropping display of computing power you see above.

Geneva 2010: The Porsche 918 Spyder Concept Is Sexy Hybrid Madness

We hate to go back to the well-used well on this one but we have no choice: The Porsche 918 Spyder Concept is even hotter in person than it is in photos. About the size of a Boxster, it's a little wider and a lot meaner. Underneath all that sharkness you get a 500-horsepower V8 in addition to 218 overall horsepower from the two axle-mounted electric motors. And that will get you to 60 in 3.2 lickety-split seconds as well along with the feelgood factor of 94 mph. How badly do we want this car made? Have a read of the press release after the jump and the gallery of high-res photos below while we think about it... but it starts with "OMG so @#$&! want..."

Microsoft's Secret Phones Coming To Verizon

After the Windows Phone 7 launch passed without so much as a mention of Project Pink, Microsoft's other new phone project started to fade into memory. Today, we can confirm: Pink's coming, and Verizon's the carrier. UPDATE: First live shots. A tipster passed us a load of third-party marketing materials, in which a promotional plan for Pink is laid out in detail. (Campaign specifics and most graphics have to be withheld to protect the innocent, but rest assured, they're legit.) The documents don't talk about specs or software details, or more importantly why the hell Microsoft thinks this weird little pebble is a good idea, but there's plenty we can learn.