Cases in point? The $100,000 Brikk iPhone 4 Case or the $34,000+ dessert.

The newest thing to add to the list is this $460,000 urinal. And what makes it so special and “worth” a crazy amount of money is because it’s signed by Lady Gaga herself. (I added quotation marks around the word “worth” because, in this case, worth is a relative term and it’s really dependent on the person to assess the value of something.)

Here’s some more info about the urinal:

The man toilet was used in a Gaga photo shoot for Vogue Homme in Japan, though it’s highly doubtful the pop star actually used it. The Lady donated the urinal to showstudio.com, a fashion website that is trying to hock it for just under half a million dollars.

And what, exactly, has the star written on the urinal? “I’m not a f**king king Duchamp but I love p**sing with you.”

So tell me, what’s it worth to you?

[via Born Rich]

George Lucas himself presented the toy to Jon Stewart when the latter interviewed Lucas at Star Wars Celebration V in Florida, where, among other things, it was announced that all six movies will be released in Blu-ray format next year.

Further proof that whoever made this toy actually hates Stewart: one of the two human heads features his crumb-catching goatee, and the one that’s clean shaven doesn’t really look like Stewart.

This of course leaves Stewart with one option: to use the stormtrooper helmet. Which of course turns the action figure into a generic stormtrooper.

[via Comedy Central Insider]

The app features 1,000 celebrity and pop culture Minipop images, along with a directory which lets you quickly find the peeps you’re looking for. But the best part of the app (besides a tiny Alanis Morissette in her 8-bit birthday suit) is the “Guess Who?” mode, which is a nice little timewaster. Just turn your phone sideways, and the app hides the celebrity names. Flip it back to portrait mode, and you can see if your guess was correct. Hmmm… was that Mr. Roarke and Tattoo, or Dr. Evil and Mini-me?

You can get your hands on the new Minipop app over at the iTunes App Store for $2.99 (USD). It’s a solid 5-star app from my perspective. But then again, I’m a pixel art nut.

[via INVADERS.COM]

Of course the device is useless against cameras with no flash, but it’s a start. It’s about time someone stood up for those poor Celebrities. Harvey wants to make miniature versions of his invention, but at the same time now that his baby is itself getting some attention, he’s working on obtaining a patent for it. If Harvey’s invention catches on, we might eventually see him cavorting with the stars – like Dame Jane Goodall and her chimpanzee friends – and bravely fighting for their right to party privacy.

Check out Adam Harvey’s website for more pics and info.

[via pdn gear guide via CrunchGear]

The Amy Winehouse minifig actually looks good, for her, but then again it’s hard to express “I’m a nasty crackhead” in the minifig medium. The Madonna one is emphasizing her mannishness to a frightening degree, and furthermore, why aren’t either of them wearing any pants?

The Angelina Jolie minifig is especially freaky, as she looks crazy evil and not at all hot, and is wearing weird holster thingies to boot. Loving the babies though, although the count (not to mention the ethnicities) are not quite correct. Brad is not looking too hot either, but instead rather like a homeless guy.

You can check out the full set although unless you hail from the UK or spend loads of time watching the BBC you may not recognize the remaining celebrities.

[via Gigwise]

Attention to detail is what makes this lamp stand out. My favorite bit has got to be the true-to-form temple switch mechanism. Furthermore, because the sunglasses are mirrored, it casts nifty disco ball-esque shadows on your wall. But why didn’t they think to add a rotating mechanism to take advantage of that?

The lamp was originally created as a way to repurpose old Aviator glasses, but unfortunately now that it’s in mass production mode, the makers have thrown the recycling bit under the bus and just make them out of all brand-new parts. I’m not sure I understand the economics here, but I can’t quite see how taking a couple dozen cheap pairs of sunglasses and adding a lightbulb = $1,600, but I guess they are marking it up for originality and detailed execution.

You can buy one here- and it might please you to know that both American and European voltage versions are available.

[via Inhabitat]

Perfect for those who really don’t want to know how much they weigh, the scale lets you see how you measure up to everyone from Donald Trump, to Fozzie Bear, to Ron Jeremy and even to Baby Jesus. The scale costs $34.95, and comes in both white and blue styles.

I won’t tell you what I weigh, all I’ll say is that it’s somewhere in between Yoda and Mister Ed.

[via Coolest Gadgets]