The new iPhone app “Freestyle” has everything an aspiring lyricist needs: a notepad, microphone, rhyming dictionary, and royalty-free beats. Add skill and that elusive recording contract might just be a tap (on the iPhone/iPod touch) away. [Prefixmag]

Dr. Romanelli’s online shop “Pharmacy” launched featuring items such as the DRx x Butcher Block t-shirt, which is limited to 50 pieces. [Slamxhype]

Blue Microphone’s Yeti USB mic is THX certified and will enhance the sound quality of podcasts, Skype chats, music recordings, etc. without breaking your bank. [Gizmodo]

Remember Krink’s 8-Litre Applicator? A couple of German college students bring you an alternative, InkTank, with a cool promo video. [Animal]

And in please-tell-us-if-you-buy-this-so-we-can-come-over-and-rob-you news, there is this. [Gizmodo]

Unfortunately the number of Daft Punk fans in the post-Joustissce era is making it tough to stay true, but perhaps this Daft Punk x Silly Thing 1000% Kubrick set can take you back. Available October 1, 2009. [C'est La Vie]

If you went against the iPhone/Crackberry grain and went with the Chocolate, you may be in luck. LG Mobile is offering 10,000 dollars for some of them. A modern-day version of the golden ticket. [Gizmodo]

Piper Heidsieck and Christian Louboutin redefine the concept of “panty dropper”. [High Caliber]

Andy Warhol’s life and celebrated career, in a new hard-bound. [Selectism]

He-Man and friends abandon Eternia and move to Williamsburg, Brooklyn? Check out Adrian Riemann’s reinterpretation of the Masters of the Universe. [Street Level]

Smith & Wesson custom mountain bikes are bullet proof. [Product page]

KRINK got consumed. [NYT Mag]

Zone out with technology designed by NASA [Newlaunches]

Guys don’t let your ladies strap this on you under any circumstances. [Gearfuse]

Check out this collection of 30 amazing book shelves. [Freshome]