Tamara Ecclestone

Tamara is the daughter of Bernie Ecclestone, the F1 Supremo. He is the primary authority in Formula One racing and she is the primary authority in our hearts racing. Bernie is rumored to have a net worth of around $2.8 billion, so you're going to need to find a pretty impressive engagement rock if you want to get Tamara's attention.

Petra Ecclestone

This is Tamara's younger sister, Petra which proves that Bernie not only knows how to produce a profit with Formula One Racing, but also how to produce insanely hot offspring.

Amanda Hearst

Amanda Hearst is the great-grandaughter of newspaper publisher and media mogul, William Randolph Hearst. She followed in her father's footsteps in the media business and currently serves as Associate Market Editor for Marie Claire. 

Ivanka Trump

The daughter of Donald Trump and one of the heirs to his $3 - 7 billion fortune is as attractive as her father is obnoxious.

See even more sexy pictures of Ivanka Trump on Mandatory.

Spray-On Hair

Middle-of-the-night infomercials have touted hair in a can for decades, claiming that with a quick spray both bald spots and years disappear. In practice, however, the black dust is only marginally better than coloring your head with a Sharpie marker. And unless you've got a fume hood with 360 degrees of plastic to the floor, your bathroom will look like the soot-covered body of an 18th Century chimney sweep.

The Firebox

Think pulling the fire alarm is a fun prank? Not when this 1938 device, which traps your hand until the police arrive, is involved. While the invention may deter the mischievous teen, it also kills the heroic man who's yanking the dang thing cause there's an actual blazing inferno. Talk about taking one for the team!

The Ford Pinto

Manufactured by Ford from 1971 to 1980 this subcompact car offered decent comfort and adequate performance at a reasonable price. There was just one caveat: if rear-ended the car would explode into flames. Since a recall to reinforce the rear would cost  $121 million and the potential payout to victims was estimated at $50 million, Ford decided to leave the fiery fuel problem alone and let their customers burn.

Baby Cage

What do you do when your baby wants some fresh air but you can't leave the home? Place your bundle of joy in a cage shoddily attached to an open window of course.  Patented in the United States in 1922 and popular in 1930's London, the baby cage was intended for city folk whose kids weren't getting enough fresh air, sunshine and fractured skulls.

Agent Orange

An herbicide used by the U.S. during the Vietnam War, Agent Orange was designed to burn through the thick jungle canopy in order to spot enemy troops below. While the compound served its intended purpose, scientists neglected to realize that human exposure to the chemical caused a long list of deadly health conditions including cancers and birth defects. Hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese citizens and some of our own troops were affected by this major medical oops.

Subprime Mortgage

When interests rates dropped in 2004 banks started handing out these extremely risky loans to people with less-than-stellar credit histories. When these homeowners defaulted on their payments, the result was a wave of foreclosures that sent our economy into the worst economic recession since The Great Depression. Bring on the bread lines!

Clippy

This energetic virtual paper clip came preinstalled in Microsoft Office bundles from 1997-2003.  While designed to be a helpful office assistant, Clippy proved both intrusive and assumptive, popping up unprompted with statements like "Hey! It looks like you're writing a letter!" The irksome character drew ire from users and was eventually given the pink slip, but not before being parodied on "The Simpsons", "Family Guy", and "Drawn Together", to name a few.

AutoTune

While this electronic pitch-correction algorithm can be used tastefully, it almost never is, leading to tracks where the actual singing has been chopped, mixed and processed almost entirely out of the song. C-3PO, WALL-E and Rosie from "The Jetsons" may as well sing today's pop, rap and hip hop since the actual voices of artists like T-Pain, Ke$ha and Kanye are almost impossible to pick out of any given tune.

Although she is considered a German fashion model, Hana Nitsche was actually born in a small town in the Czech Republic. When she was 5, her family moved to the southern part of Germany.

Her birthday is December 13th.

Before she had any interest in fashion, Hana Nitsche had a love for singing, dancing and the arts. She sang in the school choir and performed in dance competitions. She would go on to become the dance instructor for her crew.

When Hana Nitsche was 16, a photographer discovered her at the beach and approached her about modeling. She decided to give it a shot and signed up with a German modeling agency.

It didn't take long for Hana's popularity to rise, and after a few ad campaigns she went on to participate in some national and international beauty contests.

Hana Nitsche then went on to win the title of "Model of Germany 2005" and "Model of the World Platinum 2006."

Her work has been published in some of the leading international magazines such as Elle, Esquire, Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire, GQ, Style, Icon, Fit for Fun, Freundin and many others.

In 2007, Hana's international and television career took off when she appeared on "Germany's Next Top Model," hosted by Heidi Klum.

Hana's latest work has found some public attention around the world and has been featured all over the Internet. Complex placed Hana #3 on the list of "The 50 Hottest German Women."

In 2011, Hana Nitsche did her first nude shoot for PETA in a campaign titled, "Fur? I'd rather go naked."

This week's funny GIFs are funnier than last week's funny GIFs but they won't be as funny as next week's funny GIFs. At least we hope they aren't, otherwise that would seriously screw up the space time continuum and the universe would fold in on itself and then we'd have no more funny GIFs. Whatever happens to the universe next week, you should check out this week's funny GIFs while you still can.

Suri Cruise, daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes

Suri has been making tabloid covers since she was born, more often than not for the attention her famous parents lavish on her.

This summer when Tom whisked Suri off to Disney World, the six-year-old stayed in Cinderella's Castle Suite - an apartment originally designed for the Walt Disney family in the Magic Kingdom that cannot actually be booked and is normally reserved for special events, according to People.

It's been reported that Suri's wardrobe is worth $3 million and includes coveted items such as a $2,140 Dolce & Gabbana red trench coat and a rack of dresses from designers like Marc Jacobs, Chloe, Burberry and Juicy Couture.

But exclusive vacations and high-end clothes aren't the only costly things in Suri's life. Mail Online recently reported that Suri's mom is planning to surprise her daughter with an eight foot, $24,000 Grand Victorian Playhouse for Christmas which comes equipped with running water, electricity, and extensive landscaping.

Valentina Paloma Pinault, daughter of Salma Hayek and François-Henri Pinault

Five-year-old Valentina is already attending art galas in Italy, vacationing in St. Barts, and working red carpet premieres. But that's what's expected when you're the daughter of a famous movie star and a luxury goods tycoon.

The pint-sized diva is said to be full of personality and brains, just like her parents, Salma Hayek and François-Henri Pinault. She's often caught sticking her tongue out to paparazzi and can speak three languages, English, Spanish, and French.

Her father spends $50,000 a month for a $12 million Los Angeles estate held in trust in Valentina's name, according to Hollywood Life.

Justin Dior Combs, son of Diddy

Justin Combs, 18, is one lucky kid: for his sixteenth birthday, his rap legend father handed over the keys to a $360,000 silver Maybach, according to US Magazine.

His lavish birthday bash, which was attended by several members of the "Jersey Shore" cast, was featured on an episode of MTV's "My Super Sweet Sixteen."

Justin may live the good life, but he's also a well-rounded teen: he's currently attending UCLA on a hard-earned football scholarship.

Emme Anthony, daughter of Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony

Four-year-old Emme was spotted sitting front and center at the Paris Fashion Week show in October donning more than $2,400 worth of Chanel accessories, including a $310 brooch and a $2,100 bag, according to US Magazine.

But Paris is no big deal for Emme or her twin brother Max, who are used to jetting off in their mom's private plane to international destinations such as Italy, Britain, and Spain. Most recently, the twins accompanied Jennifer to Istanbul, Turkey, when the singer performed for the first time ever.

The twins aren't only spoiled by their mom. The tots' godfather, superstar Tom Cruise, dotes on them, too and reportedly threw them a "$200,000 'Welcome to the World' christening party, complete with matching designer outfits." Rumor has it that the twins were also given diamond rattles, reports Xfinity.

Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum, Prince of Dubai

The 29-year-old crown prince of Dubai and son of Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates, leads a charmed life.

For starters, he drives a diamond-studded, mink-finished Mercedes that's worth an estimated $4.8 million and cruises in the world's largest yacht, which has a $300 million price tag.

He also has an affinity for practicing sports and spends his days scuba diving, sky diving, jet skiing, and body boarding.

He also enjoys traveling. When he was in New York in June, the Prince ordered a $1,000 dessert, which was served in a $300 Baccarat goblet complete with edible gold and Tahitian vanilla ice cream.

Ekaterina Rybolovleva, daughter of Russian oligarch Dmitry Rybolovlev

Rybolovleva, 22, is the college-aged daughter of Dmitry Rybolovlev, a Russian oligarch who's worth an estimated $9 billion.

Last year, she and her dad made headlines when he bought Sandy Weill's $88 million penthouse on the Upper West Side, supposedly for his daughter to use when she is in New York City.

It's the single-most expensive apartment in the Big Apple, according to the International Business Times.The 6,744 square foot pad has "10 rooms including four bedrooms, a wraparound terrace of more than 2,000 sq. feet, four bedrooms and two wood burning fireplaces."

And this is just a part-time residence. Ekaterina also has homes in Monaco and Switzerland, where she has split her time over the last 15 years.

Peter and Harry Brant, sons of Peter Brant Sr. and Stephanie Seymour

The 18- and 15-year-old sons of media mogul Peter Brant and former supermodel Stephanie Seymour have made a name for themselves on NYC's social scene in recent years.

They grew up on a 53-acre spread in Greenwich Conn., surrounded by art and fashion. But their expensive tastes have veered towards the flamboyant - for this year's Met Ball, which they did not actually attend, "they had planned to arrive in a gold-plated Rolls-Royce accompanied by a baby panther wearing a diamond necklace," according to a recent profile in Vanity Fair.

Until recently, the brothers flaunted their lifestyle with tweets ("Triumphant Return To Paris!! (we've missed the city of lights during the 5 days since we were last here) haha") from a shared Twitter account. But after an unsavory Twitter joke about killing the President, Peter lost his Twitter privileges, according to Fashionista.

See Also: Here's What Prince William and Kate Middleton Are Looking For in a New Servant

Blue Ivy Carter, daughter of Beyonce and Jay-Z

Blue Ivy Carter, the daughter of singer Beyonce Knowles and rapper Jay-Z, was an A-lister before she was even born.

At 11 months old, she's already better dressed - and has a bigger wardrobe - than most Americans.

In March, the celebrity baby was spotted wearing $66 Little Marc Jacobs Baby Mouse slippers. Fashion & Style reported that little Blue Ivy also naps in a $3,500 lucite crib from NurseryWorks VETRO and bathes in a $5,200 pink Swarovski crystal encrusted bathtub, a gift from her aunt, Kelly Rowland.

When she's not snoozing or soaking in style, Miss Carter jets off with her famous parents on their $39.1 million private jet or cruises around the Mediterranean on her family's $40 million super-yacht. Not too bad for a baby who can't even talk yet.

Liesel Pritzker, heiress to the Hyatt hotel fortune

28-year-old Liesel Pritzker, best known for her feature role in the 1995 Warner Bros film A Little Princess, is one of 12 grandchildren with stakes in the enormous Hyatt hotel fortune.

In 2002, when she was a freshman at Columbia, she and her brother sued their father and other family members claiming they had been cheated out of their inheritance. The pair won a reported $560 million settlement.

Several years later she put her money to good use and spent $6.2 million to purchase a castle-like Upper West Side apartment.

But this isn't Liesel's only Manhattan spread. She also owns a $2.29 million condo near the Columbia campus. "I figured that it would make more sense to buy," she told The New York Times. Princesses don't rent.

Haji 'Abdul 'Azim, Prince of Brunei

For his 30th birthday, Prince Azim of Brunei pulled out all the stops and invited A-listers like Pamela Anderson and Marisa Tomei to a enormous celebration at the Dorchester Hotel in London.

But lavish parties have always been his thing. In 2009, the billionaire playboy reportedly threw the "Party of the Year," spending over 70,000 euros on the flowers alone.

Guests can always count on leaving the Prince's celebrations with some pretty stellar party favors, including iPods, diamond jewelry, and luxury Crème de la Mer face creams.

And if you're a real bestie, he may just spoil you rotten. Mail Online reports that the Brunei Prince gifted $6 million worth of jewels to long-time friend Mariah Carey in 1996.

Anastasia Potanina, daughter of metals giant Vladmir Potanin

The 28-year-old Russian is the daughter of Vladmir Potanin, the metals and media magnet who owns Russian versions of MTV, VH1 and Cosmopolitan magazine.

Beyond just being rich and beautiful, Anastasia was a world champion in aquabiking, which is essentially competitive jet skiing.

The heiress is also a very good skier, in part thanks to the indoor slope her father built for her at his home in Moscow.

After breaking her leg, Anastasia has quit aquabiking to pursue a career in sports management.

Brandon Davis, grandson of oil tycoon Marvin Davis

Davis, a 32-year-old oil heir and frequent pal of Paris Hilton, is commonly in the tabloids for drug charges infractions, alleged nightclub brawls, and crude, often inappropriate humor.

He famously dated actress Mischa Barton, and then referred to her as a "heifer" on Twitter when they broke up in 2010 and was caught on tape soon after calling Lindsay Lohan "a fire crotch."

Though the personal life of this American socialite is somewhat disheveled, Davis has shown glimmers of business acumen.

In 2011, he brokered what many consider to be one of the largest real estate deals in Hollywood history, the $85 mansion deal with Berni Ecclestone's daughter Petra, according to The Daily Mail.

Davis, or Greasy Bear, as he's often called in the tabloids, is worth an estimated $55 million.

Vorayud Yoovidhaya, grandson of Red Bull founder Chaleo Yoovidhya

Forbes magazine ranked the Yoovidhaya family as the fourth richest family in Thailand this year, with an estimated net worth of $5.4 billion.

But the grandson of Red Bull creator Chaleo Yoovidhya, is known for milking his family's deep pockets for all they are worth.

In October of this year, 27-year-old Vorayud Yoovidhaya was accused in the hit-and-run death of a police officer and had his father pay the officer's family $97,000 to stall the civil lawsuit.

The car involved in the accident was a Ferrari and is valued at about $1 million.

Prince Pierre Casiraghi, Son of Princess Caroline of Monaco

Prince Pierre Casiraghi, 25, is third in line to the throne of Monaco. But his royal responsibilities haven't stopped him from living extravagantly.
In fact, he reportedly dropped out of school and is known as the "party prince," according to The Daily Mail.

Prince Pierre supposedly regularly appears at nightclubs around Europe and the U.S., dropping cash on expensive bottles.

Earlier this year, he wound up in the hospital after a brawl with a nightlife impresario at a Manhattan club, who later told The New York Post that the prince and his entourage "were being completely obnoxious,'' insulting the models and swigging from a $500 bottle of vodka on his table.
He's now suing the club, Double Seven.

Paris and Nicky Hilton, daughters of Rick and Kathy Hilton

The Hilton sisters, heirs to the $300 million Hilton hotel fortune, are American socialites who've gained fame and (more) fortune because of their wealthy parents.

While Nicky's name has long been overshadowed by her older sister Paris, who starred in the long-running reality series The Simple Life, both women have launched numerous clothing and accessory lines that have made splashes in the U.S. and overseas.

The sisters are also known for living fabulously lavish lifestyles which include partying with celebrity pals such as Kim Kardashian and Brandon Davis, blowing through daddy's dollars on extravagant vacations to France and Aspen, and purchasing multi-million dollar houses around Los Angeles.

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Samuel Irving Newhouse IV, heir to the Conde Nast fortune

Sam is the grandson of Condé Nast chairman S.I. Newhouse and a member of one of America's most powerful media families.

Newhouse, who got married back in 2009, recently sold his TriBeCa loft for $2.7 million, $300,000 more than he paid for it several years earlier, according to The Observer. There was no mortgage filing on the listing when young Newhouse bought it, which suggests he paid cash, The Observer noted at the time.

Like other heirs of his ilk, he also appeared in the 2003 documentary "Born Rich."

First there was Tebowing, now there is Teoing.

Click here to see the funniest photos, gifs and tweets of the Manti Teo fake dead girlfriend saga so far.

If dogs went to school in the winter.

I would like 1/12th of my money back please.

You should see the before photos.

Delivery Guy: "You ordered a 'Pepperoni Pizza.' If you wanted more, you should have ordered a 'Pepperonis Pizza.'"

A little from column A. And a little from column B.

I didn't know Japanese baseball players were cartoons.

Lance Armstrong is putting the finishing touches on his thank you note to Manti Te'o right about now.

This is true, try it.

Yes, this is photoshopped, but that doesn't make it any less hilarious.

Banana Party > Lemon Party

iDumbass

The most important quality in true friends: honesty.

Pope cat blesses you.

I'm not even sure if I'm allowed to post this.

This baby is going to grow up to be the worst kind of human.

If only Dr. Seuss had lived a little longer.

This is still art, right?

Click here for more hilarious Nailed It meme photos.

Meanwhile, in Canada...

Manti Te'o's fake dead girlfriend isn't as hot as I imagined.

At first there was Tebowing, now there's Te'oing.

Click here for more funny Te'oing photos.

Bad luck, Manti.

Of course, you knew the SEC would have something to say.

Napoleon DyMantite.

Maybe it's both.

Until he saw this, I bet Mark Sanchez was pretty happy that no one was using Manti Te'o's dead invisible girlfriend to make fun of his crappy football skills.

Te'oing, the original.

These Te'o jokes are all very funny but let's all try and remember that a person who never existed is dead.

Manti gets a fortune cookie.

"I'd still hit it." - Brent Musberger on Manti Te'o's fake dead girlfriend.

Manti Te'o starring in Catfish.

Manti Te'o: Wait ... if my fake girlfriend didn't actually die ... that means she's still alive!!

The Lyin' Hawaiian 

Karl Rove is reporting that Manti Te'o's girlfriend still might be real.

Manti sees (and dates) dead people.

This is what happens when you name schools after ladies who tell people they got pregnant without having sex.

Having a chat with Manti Te'o's girlfriend.

Te'o just moved up the Bengals draft board.

Notre Dame would make a mint if they sold these shirts.

Manti Te'o is a winner. Even his fake dead girlfriend went to Stanford. My imaginary friend went to community college.

If Manti Te'o can't even get a real girlfriend, what kind of chance does a guy like me stand?

WHERE, WHEN, AND WHO YOU CAN MURDER IN ENGLAND

British law goes back thousands of years, and periodically Parliament tries to weed out the weirder stuff, but generally justices fall back on what's called "implied repeal," meaning that while technically still on the books, a certain law is so nonsensical that it is semi-officially considered no longer functional.

This is cold comfort to a Welsh citizen in the city of Hereford on Sunday or within the ancient walls of Chester after midnight, two situations when it is technically legal (under municipal byelaws) to kill them with a longbow. Less certain is the status of a Scotsman carrying a bow and arrow in York, who many sources believe is still legally killable even though the law saying so appears to have been officially repealed or at least lost over time. 

DROP THAT HALBERD AND STEP AWAY FROM THE PLATE MAIL, M'LORD

The English Parliament has always been a more fractious legislative body than most, especially in the early days when it was less of a democratic organization and more of an uneasy alliance of armed cattle barons.

To lessen the chances of a parliamentary throw-down, shrewd King Edward II (who also came up with the Royal Fish law) proclaimed the wearing of armor to Parliament illegal in 1313. The statute remains official British law and has yet to be challenged, perhaps as a guard against unusually bitter sessions of Parliamentary Question Time.

HURTING THE PRESIDENT'S FEELINGS, PART ONE

Authoritarian Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe is an extremely controversial figure inside and outside Africa, but if you're watching him and his motorcade driving down the street it's best to just smile and wave-or maybe not even that.

Mugabe's amendment to the traffic regulations prohibits making "any gesture or statement within the view or hearing of the state motorcade with the intention of insulting any person traveling with an escort or any member of the escort."

The statute is so vague that in 2007 Mugabe's security detail roughed up a number of Harare fish vendors for presenting their leader with insufficiently good-smelling fish, suspecting some kind of veiled insult or criticism of his policies. Who's to say whether smiling and waving might come off as overly sarcastic?

HURTING THE PRESIDENT'S FEELINGS, PART TWO

Lest you believe that weirdly restrictive free-speech laws are unique to the Third World or other dysfunctional states, it's time to check up on France's law regarding "offense au chef de l'Etat" or "offending the Head of State."

This 1881 law has been widely criticized by French lawyers as harking back to pre-democratic Ancien Regime times, but remains on the books largely because it is only used at the President's own prerogative, and most modern French Presidents have refused to use it, with the exception of Nicolas Sarkozy who demanded a thousand-Euro fine of a protestor but received only thirty.

On the other hand, legendary French hero (or legendary French egotist, depending) Charles de Gaulle is known to have brought charges against his critics more than five hundred times over the course of his administration.

PARLEZ-VOUS "KISS MY ASS?"

Quebec, the only officially French-speaking province in Canada, has long hosted a complicated rivalry between the country's two major languages. Bilingual signs in Quebec must make sure that the French part is "markedly predominant."

The language of instruction in public schools is French but all students are required to learn English, and curiously, French cusses are significantly more likely to get you in trouble in Montreal (the province's largest city and Canada's second-largest city overall) than their English equivalents.

This could be due either to Quebecois French profanity's uniquely sacrilegious vocabulary or the French-speaking officials' disregard for the English language in general, but in any case it might come in handy the next time you want to pick a fight with a Quebecker.

CONTENT WITH CANADIAN CONTENT

As the next-door neighbor to the world's biggest (or at least loudest) distributor of music, movies, and television, the Canadian government realized in 1968 that it was necessary to ensure that their country's airwaves contained a certain percentage (at first 25%, now 35%) of home-grown content.

Many nations have similar laws, but Canada's unique situation means their content laws are more complicated and comprehensive than most-music in particular is subject to the MAPL system (showing nobody is better at poking fun at Canada than Canadians), which determines the Canadiancity of a song by whether the Music, Artist, Performance, and Lyrics are created by or in Canada.

Television CanCon laws are tougher for networks to fulfill due to the greater expense, and while there have been notably successful Canada-based productions (Trailer Park Boys, Stargate SG-1) from time to time a show will be thrown together just to meet content regulations like The Trouble with Tracy, a single-season sitcom shot so cheaply that it often couldn't afford to shoot retakes that is often called one of the worst television series of all time.

SPIT IT OUT, PUNK

The 1994 arrest, trial, and caning of American expat Michael P. Fay for committing vandalism in Singapore drew international attention to the bizarrely draconian laws of the world's tidiest city-state. Among the many offenses punishable by law (although thankfully not by caning) are jaywalking, public displays of affection, failing to flush public toilets after use, and bringing chewing gum into the city, even for personal use.

A ban on gum was considered as early as 1983 on the grounds that it increased the costs of maintenance, but it was only after vandals started sticking gum to the door sensors of Singapore's new Mass Rapid Transit trains in 1992 (preventing the train from leaving) that the chewy menace was properly addressed.

For ten years it was only possible to obtain gum by traveling to Malaysia, but a bilateral free trade agreement between Singapore and the United States gave the Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company a foot in the door to lobby the Singaporean government directly. Convinced of the benefits of sugarless tooth-enamel-building chewing gum, the Singaporeans allowed gum to be purchased with a doctor or dentist's prescription in 2003. Another victory for freedom!

KISS AND TELL? SNITCHES GET STITCHES

Singapore's law against public affection isn't the only one out there and it's far from the strictest. A British couple vacationing in Dubai ran afoul of the UAE's harsh anti-smooching policy, spending a month in jail after being convicted of "indecency."

Indian laws against "obscene acts" (punishable by up to three months in jail) have been interpreted by some particularly uptight police and judges to include PDA, although public attitudes are shifting on the matter.

Most bizarrely, the Brazilian town of Sorocaba banned "passionate kissing" in 1981, specifically singling out the "cinematographic kiss, in which salivas mix to simply swell the sensuality." The ruling judge declined to comment on whatever weird hang-up he had about kissing.

Tiffany and Co. has been in charge of making the Super Bowl trophy since 1967. The original design was sketched on a cocktail napkin during a lunch between Tiffany's then vice president Oscar Riedener and the NFL's then commissioner Pete Rozelle in New York City.

The trophy is put together by craftspeople at the Tiffany and Co. industrial workshop in Parsippany, N.J.

The factory workers mold the plates of stainless steel into the shape of a football using heat from flames.

Tiffany's employees aren't just trained in the art of making football trophies, they make all of Tiffany's other steel products.

Riedener didn't know what a football looked like when he was given the original assignment, so he had to buy a toy football to complete his design.

Fine details are added to the football, from the stitches in the sides of the ball...

...to the laces.

The only part of the trophy that has changed is the NFL's shield.

The league has changed the NFL shield twice since the original trophy was made in 1967. 

Riedener made the first model of the trophy with scotch tape, a pair of scissors and a box of cereal, a far cry from the steel and flames used for the real thing.

After the Super Bowl is played, the trophy is shipped back to Parsippany to engrave the participating team names, the date, the location and the score on the trophy.

Yet again, we are pleased to bring you a new blonde stunner from Australia. This Aussie hottie is Laura Spiller, who hails from Melbourne. She is a cover girl for ZOO Weekly and an official Kandy Girl for Kandy Magazine. Her measurements are an astounding 35DD-24-31, and she has a special talent of making viking garb look sexy. Don't be surprised if your favorite color is purple by the time you click through all of Laura Spiller's sexy photos. Check out her website for more.

Yet again, we are pleased to bring you a new blonde stunner from Australia. This Aussie hottie is Laura Spiller, who hails from Melbourne. She is a cover girl for ZOO Weekly and an official Kandy Girl for Kandy Magazine. Her measurements are an astounding 35DD-24-31, and she has a special talent of making viking garb look sexy. Don't be surprised if your favorite color is purple by the time you click through all of Laura Spiller's sexy photos. Check out her website for more.

Yet again, we are pleased to bring you a new blonde stunner from Australia. This Aussie hottie is Laura Spiller, who hails from Melbourne. She is a cover girl for ZOO Weekly and an official Kandy Girl for Kandy Magazine. Her measurements are an astounding 35DD-24-31, and she has a special talent of making viking garb look sexy. Don't be surprised if your favorite color is purple by the time you click through all of Laura Spiller's sexy photos. Check out her website for more.

Yet again, we are pleased to bring you a new blonde stunner from Australia. This Aussie hottie is Laura Spiller, who hails from Melbourne. She is a cover girl for ZOO Weekly and an official Kandy Girl for Kandy Magazine. Her measurements are an astounding 35DD-24-31, and she has a special talent of making viking garb look sexy. Don't be surprised if your favorite color is purple by the time you click through all of Laura Spiller's sexy photos. Check out her website for more.

Yet again, we are pleased to bring you a new blonde stunner from Australia. This Aussie hottie is Laura Spiller, who hails from Melbourne. She is a cover girl for ZOO Weekly and an official Kandy Girl for Kandy Magazine. Her measurements are an astounding 35DD-24-31, and she has a special talent of making viking garb look sexy. Don't be surprised if your favorite color is purple by the time you click through all of Laura Spiller's sexy photos. Check out her website for more.

Yet again, we are pleased to bring you a new blonde stunner from Australia. This Aussie hottie is Laura Spiller, who hails from Melbourne. She is a cover girl for ZOO Weekly and an official Kandy Girl for Kandy Magazine. Her measurements are an astounding 35DD-24-31, and she has a special talent of making viking garb look sexy. Don't be surprised if your favorite color is purple by the time you click through all of Laura Spiller's sexy photos. Check out her website for more.

Yet again, we are pleased to bring you a new blonde stunner from Australia. This Aussie hottie is Laura Spiller, who hails from Melbourne. She is a cover girl for ZOO Weekly and an official Kandy Girl for Kandy Magazine. Her measurements are an astounding 35DD-24-31, and she has a special talent of making viking garb look sexy. Don't be surprised if your favorite color is purple by the time you click through all of Laura Spiller's sexy photos. Check out her website for more.

Yet again, we are pleased to bring you a new blonde stunner from Australia. This Aussie hottie is Laura Spiller, who hails from Melbourne. She is a cover girl for ZOO Weekly and an official Kandy Girl for Kandy Magazine. Her measurements are an astounding 35DD-24-31, and she has a special talent of making viking garb look sexy. Don't be surprised if your favorite color is purple by the time you click through all of Laura Spiller's sexy photos. Check out her website for more.

Yet again, we are pleased to bring you a new blonde stunner from Australia. This Aussie hottie is Laura Spiller, who hails from Melbourne. She is a cover girl for ZOO Weekly and an official Kandy Girl for Kandy Magazine. Her measurements are an astounding 35DD-24-31, and she has a special talent of making viking garb look sexy. Don't be surprised if your favorite color is purple by the time you click through all of Laura Spiller's sexy photos. Check out her website for more.

Yet again, we are pleased to bring you a new blonde stunner from Australia. This Aussie hottie is Laura Spiller, who hails from Melbourne. She is a cover girl for ZOO Weekly and an official Kandy Girl for Kandy Magazine. Her measurements are an astounding 35DD-24-31, and she has a special talent of making viking garb look sexy. Don't be surprised if your favorite color is purple by the time you click through all of Laura Spiller's sexy photos. Check out her website for more.

Yet again, we are pleased to bring you a new blonde stunner from Australia. This Aussie hottie is Laura Spiller, who hails from Melbourne. She is a cover girl for ZOO Weekly and an official Kandy Girl for Kandy Magazine. Her measurements are an astounding 35DD-24-31, and she has a special talent of making viking garb look sexy. Don't be surprised if your favorite color is purple by the time you click through all of Laura Spiller's sexy photos. Check out her website for more.

Yet again, we are pleased to bring you a new blonde stunner from Australia. This Aussie hottie is Laura Spiller, who hails from Melbourne. She is a cover girl for ZOO Weekly and an official Kandy Girl for Kandy Magazine. Her measurements are an astounding 35DD-24-31, and she has a special talent of making viking garb look sexy. Don't be surprised if your favorite color is purple by the time you click through all of Laura Spiller's sexy photos. Check out her website for more.

Tom Phillips, 2011

Let's head over to Wales for this next tale of kid heroism. When you grow up on a farm, you have to accept responsibility at a younger age than city kids do. Everybody needs to do their fair share to keep things going, after all. So when farmer Andrew Phillips of Abergavenny was savagely attacked by a 2,000-pound Limousin bull in June 2011, his 10-year-old son Tom was the only person who could save him. Thinking quickly, Tom jumped into the cab of his father's tractor, started it up and drove it right at the marauding bull, pushing it away from his father's body to buy him some time. Tom then ran to the house and got his mother, a nurse. Andrew had severe internal injuries, including ten broken ribs, but he survived thanks to his kid.

Kobe Sturgeon, 2011

Here's a disturbing tale from Bellingham, Washington that shows just how dangerous letting renters into your home can be. Eleven-year-old Kobe Sturgeon lived with his single mother, who made ends meet by renting out a spare room in their house to local layabout Paul Newman (no relation to the actor). When Newman came home drunk at 7 in the morning and started yelling at Sturgeon's mother about the mess in his room, things quickly escalated to violence. The brave kid stepped in to defend his mother, first smacking the lout with a wooden bookshelf to draw his attention. When Newman returned to try to break through a window to grab the terrified woman, Kobe grabbed his prized BB gun and took aim at the attacker, blasting his puffy face with BBs until he fled the scene and was later arrested.

Patrick Canney, 2012

Sometimes saving a life requires incredibly quick decision-making. When 12-year-old Patrick Canney was riding with his family down I-95 outside of Peabody, Mass in 2012, he noticed his father who was driving was starting to act a little funny. In fact, his father was suffering from an epileptic seizure. Even scarier, his 9-year-old sister with special needs was in the back seat, and the car was starting to swerve out of control. Thinking fast, Patrick unbuckled his seatbelt and moved into the passenger seat, carefully guiding the car onto the shoulder while removing his father's foot from the accelerator. After safely parking the vehicle, he got his dad's phone and called 911 for help. Pretty slick driving for a 12-year-old. I wonder if they'll let him get his learner's permit early.

Alexis Goggins, 2007

Girls can be heroes too, as this chilling story aptly demonstrates. During the cold Detroit winter of 2007, a woman named Selethia Parker took her 7-year-old daughter Alexis Goggins over to a friend's house because their heat wasn't working. On the way, she was ambushed by ex-boyfriend Calvin Tillie, who took them and the friend hostage. Tillie eventually panicked at a gas station and pulled his gun on Parker, shooting her twice. That's when things turned crazy, as young Alexis boldly threw her body into the line of fire screaming, "Don't shoot my mommy!" Tillie put six bullets into the little girl before panicking and trying to run. Parker, still alive thanks to her daughter's brave act, managed to knock the gun out of his hands and hold him until police and an ambulance arrived. Alexis survived her injuries and was hailed as a hero.

Nathan Thomson, 2008

There are few things that can motivate a man to action faster than seeing his mother in danger. The bond between mother and son is a powerful thing indeed. Case in point: the brave act of 9-year-old Nathan Thomson of Fife, Scotland. One March night in 2008, a drunken dockworker named Hugh Clark broke into Nathan's house and attacked his mother Ena with a knife. Her screams of terror brought young Nathan out of his room. Faced with the horrible sight of his mother under attack, he acted instinctively, jumping on the larger man's back and trying to pull him off her. The brave boy was slashed multiple times in the face, but his intervention saved his mother's life. Grotesquely, Clark only got four years in jail for the awful crime.

Luis Reteguin, 2010

It's amazing how the human body can go to a place where pain isn't even felt. Intense emotions can cause adrenaline to surge and enable us to do superhuman feats. For a great example, check out 11-year-old Chicago boy Luis Reteguin. Luis was woken up by strange noises in his North Side house one April morning. Investigating, he discovered a strange man reeking of alcohol attempting to attack his mother in her bed. Luis jumped to the rescue, punching the man repeatedly in the face and knocking off his glasses. The man grabbed Luis, dragged him in the bathroom and slashed at him with the knife, only to have Luis run into the kitchen and grab his own knife to fight him off. The police were called and the man fled.

Jack Foster, 2009

Sometimes for a kid to save a life they need to use whatever weapon is at hand, even if it's a toy. When 7-year-old Jack Foster of Ararat, Australia woke up to bizarre noises in his home, he certainly didn't expect to see a man attacking his father with a crowbar in their TV room. The burglar had broken in to steal Oxycontin that Foster's father Christopher used for pain relief in his back. Jack tried to grab the phone to call police but the crazed drug addict knocked it out of his hand. Smartly, young Jack ran to get his dad's cell phone, called the cops, and then re-entered the fray wielding a toy plastic sword, which he used to smack the scumbag around while yelling the police were on their way. The crook was soon arrested, but Jack's father received 52 stitches and a day in the ICU.

Rita Lawlor, 2012

Here's a light-hearted little tale to cleanse our palates from all this violence. One winter day in Sarasota, Florida, 7-year-old Rita Lawlor walked into the kitchen of her family's home to find her mother unconscious and unresponsive on the floor. A million thoughts raced through little Rita's head, but the first one to come to action was a little puzzling: she attempted to revive her mother by slapping her in the face with a piece of pizza. When that didn't work, she went to plan B, which was calling 911. Paramedics arrived and restored her mother to consciousness, presumably also wiping the pizza grease off her face.