Thanks to Electric Objects, you can now bring art from the Internet right into your home. The company’s innovative EO1 acts as a digital canvas, showcasing various artwork that would normally be trapped inside of our computer, smartphone, etc. The EO1 requires no keyboard or mouse, as it instantly connects to WiFi and can be easily mounted on your wall. The energy efficient accessory can then be controlled via an app from your smartphone, tablet, or computer, and enables you to change the image as you please. The EO1 comes optioned in white and black and can be reserved today for $399 USD.

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International Space Station astronaut Terry Virts (@AstroTerry) tweeted this image of a Vulcan hand salute from orbit as a tribute to actor Leonard Nimoy, who died on Friday, Feb. 27, 2015. Nimoy played science officer Mr. Spock in the Star Trek series that served as an inspiration to generations of scientists, engineers and sci-fi fans around the world. Cape Cod and Boston, Massachusetts, Nimoy’s home town, are visible through the station window.

Watch magician ‘The Amazing Barry’ perform his yoga magic trick on television.

The Rising Tide car wash in Parkland, Florida has 43 employees, 35 of them are on the autism spectrum.

Releasing this weekend is a new collaboration from international labels Filling Pieces and Monkey Time, a subdivision of United Arrows. The capsule collection boasts a pair of footwear options, two colorways of a new slip-on silhouette from Filling Pieces. Each color set notes premium handmade construction from perforated nubuck and tonal mesh, which can be seen at the heel. Reflective 3M detailing is also highlighted at the rear to account for added flavor for the shoes.

White midsoles provide a touch of contrast underneath, as this ultra limited release (40 pairs) will be launching on Saturday, February 28 at United Arrows.

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