Diesel is going on “being stupid” by encouraging its fans to do quite smart things. The brand has come out with a new project, Facepark, which “brings the clichés of social media platforms back to the real world in a very literal way.” Diesel is inviting all internet addicts to stop wasting their life in front of the computer and go to the park to have a nice time partying with friends.

The idea of web series is gaining popularity—about three weeks ago the Intel tech-therapy sessions were launched online to help people, who have tough relationship with computers, and now we have another project of the same kind. Toshiba has come up with its “Lap Top Lab” featuring Professor and Gary, his loyal assistant, who are conducting lots of tests to prove that Toshiba laptops are the best.

YouTube has launched a new program to make ‘the mountain come to Mahomet’ faster—one of the biggest online video-sharing services is offering cash to people who can make appealing clips and attract yet more visitors to the website. The Google-owned online community will spend $5 million during Partner Grants Program on big and small (ranging from a few hundred to a few hundred thousand dollars) donations to emerging creators.

Dita Von Teese, the famed American queen of burlesque and the face of the Perrier’s Paparazzi” limited edition water, launched just for this summer, is inviting adults to come and visit her gorgeous online mansion. The doors of the huge house, where Dita is sharing her sensual experience with those who can do justice to it, are open only for people of proper age (standing in front of the gate, visitors are to enter their date of birth on a special plate).