-Literally, someone pull the Royal Wedding hypodermic needle from the vein that is my daily life or I’m going to land face down in my own vomit. Between puzzles, comic books and now a Lego re-enactment featuring little Lego paparazzi (I’d suggest a Lego Lindsay snorting some Lego cocaine and driving a Lego SUV into them), the Royal Wedding’s been cheapened so much they’re taking out ad space on Kate Middleton’s dress. The bustier is brought to you by Hooters. [The Cut]

- Nutella is releasing a limited edition jar celebrating 150 year of Italian Unity…yeah, I don’t really care about this story I just really like Nutella. And really miss eating.  Le sigh. Well! Time for another Mexican diet pill. [DesignScene]

- With the End of Days getting an early start, TV news is struggling to keep up: “We’ve already had a year’s worth of breaking news coverage, and it’s not even the end of March.” The Apocalypse will be tweeted. [Jezebel]

- Vanity Fair‘s cover featuring a shirtless Rob Lowe (because it’s 1985) seems to not-so-subtly to tell us something: “Rob Lowe Confesses: Running Wild with Charlie Sheen, Sean Penn, Matt Dillon and the Night He Shared a Bed with Tom Cruise.” Rob Lowe likes ‘em cray-cray. [Image Amplified]

- Come April 6th, Miu Miu is getting its very own e-store. This will be the brand’s largest boutique in the world and will offer its full collections meaning you can shop from the comfort of your own home: sitting back in your silk kimono, sipping a dirty martini and smoking from a hilariously long gilded cigarette holder and chuckling at the suckers running around Barneys. [WWD]

DAFT PUNK LEGO

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Dee & Ricky’s latest collaboration brings us a set of interchangeable rings with LEGO pieces. The designers partnered with M & M on this collection which features classic LEGO sunflowers, cactus, scorpion, diamonds and more. You can grab the collection at Barney’s New York.

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It’s quite obvious that Steve Madden got little bit copy happy with their knockoff of Balenciaga’s Fall 2007 Lego heels, but they’re not getting away with it that easy! On Tuesday, Balenciaga filed a lawsuit calming Steve Madden had “intentionally copied” their $4175 heels. The Steve Madden knockoffs hit shelves back in 2008 and sold for $99.95, a mere 2% of Balenciaga’s original price.

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If Jean-Charles de Castelbajac’s Mupppet inspired Fall 2009 collection didn’t stir your nostalgia, then his customizable lego sunglasses certainly will! Available in red, white and yellow, these shades are completely “brick-able” and ready for your building pleasure. Me, I’d stick a bunch of those Lego people on the sides and call it a party. 

Thanks Dazed Digital!

What ever happened to LEGO’s being a kids toy? On that note I’m off to Toys R’ Us to buy this and make millions producing LEGO porn for creepy online weirdos.

Thanks LikeCool.

I was just hoping Bruno would come out just for historical accuracy, LEGO you let me down.

Thanks LikeCool.

Amy Winehouse

Brad and Angelina

Posh and Becks

Madonna

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Like Dee & Ricky and many others before her, Becky Wignell refashions toys into jewelry. Something about using Lego flowers, instead of just the expected blocks and Legomen, caught my eye.  She has a lot more cute, inexpensive pieces on her Etsy site and her main site: Swank.

Opening Ceremony is so lucky to be carrying such an amazing company like Band of Outsiders, because this is one of the coolest displays I have seen in a long time. To recognize the 30 year anniversary of the LEGO man, Scott Sternberg designed these massive LEGO men for the Band of Outsiders display at the Opening Ceremony store in LA. It may be because I was obsessed with LEGOs when I was younger, but I would take of these giant LEGO men before the Fendi Bear Brick

Thanks to the Pipeline for the pics!