Videographer Jeremiah Warren created this clip which recaps many of the major events of 2012 through the magic of 140-character-or-less notes posted to Twitter. Best enjoyed by speed readers.

Matt Shapiro returns with his latest year-end edit, which magically melds the biggest and best films of 2012 into one mega-blockbuster – and reminds us of all the movies we need in our Netflix queues.

Multitalented artist Jocelyn Pelichet pays tribute to 15 musicians we lost too soon – from a wide variety of genres ranging from jazz to metal to rap, from Ravi Shankar to MCA to the Trololo guy.

(NSFW:Language) Another year has passed, and like the years before the Web has inundated us with tons of funny, ridiculous and downright weird videos. Here’s Videogum’s annual compilation.

Jean-Louis Nguyen shares some of the biggest events of 2012 – from the triumphant to the tragic – as seen through YouTube videos. Full list here. Song is The Mighty Rio Grande by This Will Destroy You.

A mashup of 25 of the biggest pop hits of 2012 by DJ Earworm. Similar to what he did last year, DJ Earworm took the music and videos of the songs and turned them into one song. Grab the mp3 here.

Genevieve Ip returns with another year-end movie mashup. She combined more than 300 of the movies that were produced or distributed this year. See the list of movies and music on her blog.

Google recaps some of the biggest, brightest, and most moving moments of the past year, all from the perspective of what people searched for in 2012. Man, were the olympics just a few months ago?

Here’s OkaySamurai with his latest treatment of pop songs as sung by what must be a Thesaurus-loving English professor. We demand the rest of Extraneous Gangnam Style. (Thanks everyone!)

YouTuber Marchettino presents his favorite car sounds among the all star cast of vehicles he has filmed, from the throaty rumble of the Nissan GT-R to the thousand mosquito assault of an F1 car.

News Be Funny presents some of the funniest bloopers that occurred on various news shows this year. This is actually the 5th part of the compilation, proof that the truth is funnier than fiction.

Awesome footage from the 2012 World Parachuting Championships. The skydivers appear at around 3:30, but you should watch the whole thing to get a gander at the sheer wonder and opulence of Dubai.

YouTuber Sleepy Skunk mashes together 50 of the year’s best trailers – but not necessarily the best movies – divided according to film trends. Full list of movies here. Track list at the link.

An awesome hyperlapse – a time-lapse video with lots of pans and rotations – of Guangzhou city in China, showing both its modern and traditional sights. Made by zweizwei. Best watched full-screen.

Evo editors Tiff Needell and Dickie Meaden track test 10 of this year’s hottest cars – including the Toyota GT86, Pagani Huayra and the McLaren MP4-12C – to determine the magazine’s Car of the Year.

The Awesomer picks its top gift ideas of 2012, sifting through our thousands of items so you don’t have to – though if you want to spend the next 3 hours on the site, we won’t complain.

The 2014 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Black series has a 6.3L V8 that pumps out 631hp. It weighs only 3,417lbs, thanks the use of carbon fiber parts and a Li-ion battery in place of the standard battery.

The extreme bad-asses of Nitro Circus defy the odds every day, pulling off incredible stunts on their bikes, trikes, cars, skateboards and motorcycles. And sometimes they fall down. (Thanks Dallin!)

It’s deliciously thin, measuring only 5mm at the edges (fatter in the middle). 21.5″ or 27″ models offer Core i5/i7 CPU, NVIDIA Kepler graphics, up to 32GB RAM and an optional hybrid HDD/SSD.

Why didn’t anyone tell us how much fun Dragon*Con is? Props to beatdownboogie for capturing all the cosplay glory in Atlanta this year and to Panic City for the perfect soundtrack.

The new PS3 is much smaller, lighter and uses less electricity than the current model. Available in 250GB and 500GB variants, which will be initially sold in bundles for $270 and $300 respectively.

Set to replace the Virage, the new DB9 has a 6L V12 engine that produces 510hp and borrows exterior style from its predecessor and chassis and powertrain tech from the Vanquish.

The new iPod Nano trades its wristwatch form to make room for more features: a bigger (2.5″) multi-touch screen, Bluetooth support, live-pause radio and integrated Nike+ fitness apps.