LEGO

If you have children that love playing and building with LEGO bricks, this is their chance to show off their building skills.

Pencils (or bricks) down, everyone — this is officially the best Jurassic Park fan-made trailer we’re going to see, ever (unless someone has a line on some sick animatronics). A father/daughter team utilized over $100,000 worth of LEGO pieces to create a three-minute stop-motion Jurassic Park video, featuring some of the best moments from Steven Spielberg’s classic film.

In the strange world of an anonymous artist's mind, comes these ginormous 8-foot Lego-men. They have apparently been washing up on shores all around the world.

It's not easy finding good help to watch your children these days.

Legos have been one of my favorite toys since I was growing up. Now-a-days, people are getting more and more creative with what they create. This guy decided to create all 50 states into one quick Lego scene that tells the store of what that state is like. See if you think your state is well represented.

To get noticed and stand out in a pile of job applicants, sometimes you need to go above and beyond and draw on your inner creativity. If you're in job search mode, here's some inspiration and a great story.

Like most things in life, your favorite bands look infinitely better when they're shrunk constructed out of little plastic Lego bricks.

With the massive success of 'The LEGO Movie,' suddenly everyone is LEGO crazy. That's mostly a good thing, but there have been countless homemade LEGO sets of movies and we couldn't possibly show them all to you (nor would we want to - at some point LEGO fatigue starts to set in). But, this homemade LEGO build of the 'Pacific Rim' mechs was just too cool to pass along.

Organized crime and our favorite building blocks collide in this LEGO version of Grand Theft Auto 5.

If you've got a knack for building awesome things with LEGOs, and also have a fondness for porn stars and dream of being able to get a little one-on-one action with one, Christy Mack might have the opportunity of a lifetime for you.

A recent study has shown that the faces of Lego characters are expressing a wider array of emotions than they used to, you know, since they used to only be happy. Anger, confusion, deceptively neutral -- all are making appearances.

Thanks, LEGO! This is way better than a lame-o Father's Day greeting card. Just email this video to your dad and call it done. Maybe buy him a big piece of meat or something. The end. So much easier than Mother's Day. Happy Father's Day!!