John Travolta landed his own jet in Port-au-Prince, Haiti this morning with relief supplies and a team, including doctors and Scientology ministers to help the Haitian earthquake victims. Travolta told reporters as soon as he landed, "We have the…

John Travolta landed his own jet in Port-au-Prince, Haiti this morning with relief supplies and a team, including doctors and Scientology ministers to help the Haitian earthquake victims. Travolta told reporters as soon as he landed, "We have the…

On Monday November 30, Britney Spears, Rihanna, David Beckham, Jennifer Aniston, Orlando Bloom, Alex Rodriguez and Kate Hudson were all photographed at LAX within hours of one another, and we were amazed that every single star opted to fly…

Whenever I think ” jet-powered ” I think of rocketpacks and blasting off to the moon with a bubble helmet on and then playing hide-and-seek amongst the craters. Secondly, I think of danger and how much fun it is almost dying but then escaping death at the last second and flipping the grim reaper the bird right when he’s reaching for you with his scythe. Yeah, I do that all the time. But one thing I don’t do all the time (or ever for that matter) is ride a rocket-powered merry-go-round. It just looks too tame. Admittedly, the carousel’s shoddy construction did look promising in the beginning, but in the end it’s just two guys who might have well taped bottle rockets to their backs. I WANTED TO SEE ONE OF THOSE BITCHES LAUNCHED INTO ORBIT! Or at least a tree. Hurt video needs more hurt. Skip to 1:30 for the action. And I did like the flames. Madmen cling to jet-powered merry-go-round [theregister] Thanks to srvr, who hates vowels.

This is a video of an F-18 Hornet buzzing some guy’s head so close you can taste the jet fuel . Now I’m not saying this thing would kill you if it hit you, but it would certainly mess your hair up. Also, not to brag or nothin’, but one time I let a jet land ON MY FACE. Now who’s the man?! F-18 Hornet Ultra Low High Speed Fly By [todaysbigthing] Thanks to Matt, who once flew a prop-plane through a barn and accidentally hit a chicken.

Yesterday, Miley grabbed an ice-blended at Coffee Bean before boarding a private jet (yes, 16-year-olds have private jets) for New York where she appeared on the Today Show this morning to perform some songs off her upcoming album. Thankfully, this…

Growing up, my dad would only slow to 25MPH to drop me off at school , so I’m no stranger to bailing out of moving vehicles . Just not at Mach 2. That’s crazy talk. Now don’t get me wrong, I would still do it. BUT ONLY BECAUSE I DON’T GIVE A DANG. Movie producers paid two Sukhoi Su-35 pilots to fly without a canopy at Mach 2.0, and have one of them eject in what probably is one of the most dangerous stunts ever filmed. Two words, Russian movie producers: special effects . Just throwing that out there. Hit the jump for a shot of the remaining pilot flying with no canopy.

This is a stop motion video of a F/A-18 Super Hornet jet being built. And let me just say, wow, that thing must have over 100 different pieces. Making it nearly twice as complicated as the hardest LEGO set I’ve built. Constructing A Super Hornet: “A time lapse of the construction of a Super Hornet” [liveleak] Thanks to Spy, who may or may not have secretly recorded this footage with a bowtie cam.

Ronald Dejarnett is the U.S. Navy sonar technician that snapped this pic of an F-22 going boom boom over the Gulf of Alaska. Quick shootin’, Ronald — I probably would have peed a little and yelled DECEPTICON! But that could be my special forces training talking. A Picture Is Worth About $138 Million [gizmodo]