[$10] As if you need another reason to guzzle a pint of your favorite brew. Beer Awesomeness is the bible for beer bros. It’s got every little bit of info you need to do the perfect pour, crush a can on your face, play about a gazillion drinking games, and even brew your own batch.

[$75] Two of the greatest movies of all time on Blu-ray, and two more or less forgettable movies on Blu-ray. The Indiana Jones Complete Collection Blu-ray is worth it just for Raiders alone.

[$75] Is $75 too much to ask for a Moleskine cover? Well, depends on what you put in your notebook. But if it’s worth protecting against rain, errant drink spills and pen explosions – and you happen to enjoy the feel of first class leather – then the No. 212 is for you. (more…)

[$45] A Book of Beards is best described by the author himself: 86 beards, 125 pages, 18 written contributions, 1 book. And it should be noted, all the proceeds from this one book will go to help a man with testicular cancer, and if that man can be sufficiently helped, all additional proceeds will go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. (more…)

[$20] Who knew Channing Tatum was funny? Pair him with Jonah Hill, a hilarious script, and a couple of great cameos and you’ve got yourself one hell of a reboot. 21 Jump Street was one of our favorite surprises of the year, and now you can pick it up on Blu-ray and DVD.

[$5] Where can you get a Spanish lesson, a sketch of your ugly mug, your own ukelele song for only five bones? Fiverr.com of course. (more…)

[$50] I don’t care what they say – Prometheus is totally a prequel to Alien. Before you head to the theater and pay forty clams for a gallon of popcorn and some front row seats to Ridley’s new flick, bone up on your Aliens with the Alien Anthology on Blu-ray. (more…)

[$8] We’re posting this on a Monday so you can order in time for next weekend’s shenanigans. The Hangover Cookbook is more than just a bunch of tasty treats to down while you’re recovering though- it’s got quizzes and graphs to help you keep track of your recovery and analyze your altered state of mind. That is if you can pry yourself away from the toilet bowl for five minutes.

[$TBA] Every time you think Snoop Dogg can’t possibly top himself, he comes out with something so ridiculously great that all you can do is smile and laugh. Allow me to introduce you to his latest creation: Rolling Words: Snoop Dogg’s Smokable Songbook. Every page of the book is made with rolling papers, the cover is made with hemp, the spine is used for striking matches, and to top it off, all of Snoop’s lyrics are scribbled on the interior pages in non-toxic ink. (more…)

[$15] If you’re wondering why the guy pictured above looks like a total badass, it’s because he is a total badass. His name is Seasick Steve, he’s been around forever, and we forgot how awesome he was until Reddit reminded us. If you like Southern Blues-Rock check out Steve’s latest album, You Can’t Teach an Old Dog New Tricks before he shows up at your house and beats you with a rake. (more…)

[$25] We all played with Legos when we were kids, but some of us never grew out of it. Nowadays, the guys who stuck with it build 10 foot battleships and garage-sized Star Wars replicas. Don’t believe us? Check it all out in The Cult of Lego. (more…)

[$13] If you haven’t seen Monty Python & the Holy Grail, kindly get out of my life forever. No description required here. Just buy it, watch it, and quote it religiously everyday for the rest of forever. Pre-order now, available March 6.

[$12] Remember the last time you sent a letter? Neither do I. But you might be more inclined to send a letter if it had a fancy zipper.
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[$150] Whether we’re talking about his music, or the massive amount of weed he’s smoked, Bob Dylan is on a whole other level. He’s outlasted the greatest bands of his time and still tours today, cranking out his massive catalog for a whole new generation of fans. While you’ll pay a decent price to hear it, now you can own that entire catalog plus a bunch of extras in the Bob Dylan Box Set. (more…)

[$TBA] The lovable young scamps in the photo above are the Beatles, and the guy who took that picture is Harry Benson. Harry had the honor of being the primary Beatles photographer between 1964 and 1966 during some of their largest world tours, and he’s releasing a book called – drumroll please – The Beatles, On the Road from 1964 – 1966! Who would have guessed it? (more…)