TTMMHTM: X-Men and gay rights, tongue stud wheelchair and accessibility in UX

Things that made me happy this morning:

Did you also think that the awesome that is X-Men: First Class had a lot of gay undertones? This is totally on purpose as revealed in a comment of the screen write on the very good X-Men: First Class, Gay Rights, and the Intelligence Community article (detail about the comment). Cool.
Steering a wheel chair with a tongue stud – how cool is that?
T-Mobile let people play Angry Birds in real life – it happened in Barcelona and had a cool band, too
YouTube now features HD preview images and the option to turn off the watermark – just add a ?modestbranding=1 parameter to the URL
This is why interactive Doodles at Google rock: the playable (and now also internationally recordable) guitar doodle in action with a guy singing “Hey Jude”
Paul Annett has a great piece on accessibility from a UX point of view with Accessibility – you’re doing it wrong.
Tom Selleck could have been Indiana Jones but it was too hard to remove leaves and spider webs from that moustache
The end credits of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban showed some very close to each other feet in a secluded corner. Filth, I say!