Poor Old Guy...

 An elderly Ontario man was recently turned away from the Legoland Discovery Center in Toronto that he so wanted to visit because of a rather hidden rule that all adults must be accompanying a child. John St-Onge, a 63-year old Lego fanatic, has wanted to visit the flagship Legoland in Denmark, but is unable to due to his failing health. When he learned of the Discovery Center in Toronto, he was delighted, and made the 3-hour trip with his grown daughter Nicole, only to be turned away at the door.

 This is just awful. And stupid. Lego is enjoyed by people of all ages, not just children. Regular Legoland has no such rule as far as my knowledge. All this guy wanted to do was see the exhibits and get some picture references for a build he wants to do. Oddly enough though, the Center does have a monthly adult night, so clearly they recognize that people other than children enjoy Lego, so this policy of theirs simply baffles me.

 Original via CTV

Batman Minifigure Cake

Look at this! This is art! This 3-foot tall cake was made by Mike McCary, possibly for a wedding, who knows, but who cares!? Look at that detail! This is one of the best cakes I've ever seen, and that includes the stuff I've seen the Cake Boss make.

via Design You Trust

Bioshock Rapture

 Words cannot express... Rapture in all of its grandure. Built by Imagine Rigney (Imagine^TM).

via Wildwrap.com

DINOSAUR

 Dinosaur Skeleton by Dave Shaddix

USS Enterprise

 The USS Enterprise - a Constitution Refit Class starship - by ltnooy

Arctic Plane

 The fourth in blakeydrums' series of micro builds. This one is rather nice.

Lego Marvel Game Announced

 LEGO and Marvel announced today that "LEGO Marvel Super Heroes" will be available Fall 2013 for the Xbox 360, Wii U, Playstation 3, Windows, the Playstation Vita, and Nintendo DS and 3DS systems. The game will feature an original storyline with over 100 unlockable characters to play with.

via Marvel

The Iron Giant

 The Iron Giant by Calvin Sun (superesc).

Mini Greek Temple

 A miniature Greek temple by blakeydrums, small enough to fit an iPod Nano container. This isn't the most impressive or creative build, but I think it's pretty neat. He mentioned on Reddit that he may start a whole series of builds like this, so that may be worth watching for.

The Building Blocks of Life

 Reddit user devlinux posted this really neat build to the /r/lego subreddit. The strand doesn't actually code for anything, but it still makes for a rather fun and interesting build.