Scooby Scooby Doo, where are you? A joyful cover version of the classic Hanna-Barbera cartoon theme song, performed in the Ska style by The Holophonics. In the mood for more? Be sure to give their cover of the Pokémon theme song a listen.

In celebration of The Statue of Liberty’s 130th year, EarthCam captured this beautiful 4K time-lapse of the iconic New York monument over the course of 365 days. As she receives countless visitors, and weathers whatever nature dishes out, she always stands tall.

Off the chain mail. Eyes & Sins’ dope screen-printed undershirts are finally back in stock. You can wear them on their own (they even have a chest pocket), but they’re great as a base layer, thanks to the light and absorbent Tencel fabric.

“Oh, but I can hear you, loud in the center. Aren’t we made to be crowded together, like leaves?” Fleet Foxes’ latest album pushes the boundaries of folk while conducting a hopeful exploration of the dull blades of life.

Neematic claims that its electric bicycle is both a dirt bike and a mountain bike. The FR/1 has a lightweight frame that incorporates the 20kW motor for a responsive and stable ride. It goes up to a ridiculously fast 62 mph and lasts as much as 62 miles per charge.

“Where is the map? That’s okay, there’s no rush.” Auralnauts keeps finding good use for Kylo Ren’s voice and his close-up from Star Wars: The Force Awakens. So sit back, relax, and slowly, but surely, remember where that freakin’ map is.

Web developers will want to grab this excellent bundle of digital books which take you deep within programming languages and tools like JavaScript, Angular, React, Python, Swift 3, Git, Scala, and more. There’s over $300 worth of useful reference books here for 91% off.

As part of its 2017 Fall collection, the Jordan brand decks out His Airness’ first three-peat shoe in colorways that should be familiar to Air Jordan collectors: the monochrome cool grey and the red-accented cement. Drops 8/26/17 for $190.

Daniel Warwick’s biting short film for UX and software engineering firm SEMCON rips on the marketing promise that devices that are simply connected to one another are somehow “smart,” when oftentimes they are actually less usable than their disconnected versions.

Brinks Home Security makes door locks that look and work like regular locks, except they can be opened by pushing, pulling or rotating the handle when unlocked. They’re available in a number of styles – knob, lever, deadbolt – and various finishes.

YouTuber Buttered Side Down used an array of clever editing, camera tricks, and VFX to make his first-person quest for his lost frisbee far more daunting than it really was. The only thing better than this would be a VR version of the video.

A while back we spotted some custom Cozy Coupes that Ian Pfaff modded into Mad Max-style rides for his little ones. Now, he’s released an amazing parody trailer starring the cars and his kids, Junior and Benji, with the help of filmmakers Aaron Ulrich and Markus Rutledge.

Sony’s KOOV robot construction system is designed to teach kids basic robotic concepts. The colorful blocks snap together, and can be programmed using a graphical interface which runs on tablets and PCs. Modules include buzzers, sensors, and actuators.

Disney XD is updating this late ’80s classic, and if the new opening credit sequence is any indication, we’re going to be tuning in for sure. Golden Wolf created the show’s wonderful new titles, packed with adventure and backed by that awesome theme song. Premieres 8/12/17.

It’s not the first time we’ve seen a dance crew in lighted costumes, but Light Balance have taken it to a whole new level, with intricate designs and perfect coordination between body and light. No wonder their America’s Got Talent number won them the coveted Golden Buzzer.

(PG-13: Language) Chris Reinacher was working with Chris and Jack to make a groundbreaking cop film when they noticed a continuity error in one of their scenes. Then it gets worse. Or better.

Whether you need to light a campfire, start up your fireplace, or simply light a cigarette, the fine folks at Everyday Carry have got you covered with their top picks for pocket-sized incendiary devices. That matte orange Zippo has our name on it.

Combine Uniqlo with The North Face and you get Japanese brand alk phenix. Its specialty is versatile and muted casual apparel made of weather-resistant fabric and have lots of practical features. Take these dope cargo shorts for instance.

14 students from Japan’s Fuji Municipal Harada elementary school worked together to set a new record for the most skips by a team over a single jump rope in 60 seconds, getting their feet over the spinning rope 225 times without a miss – or about one jump every 1/4 second.

Toyota says goodbye to boring with its sporty new Camry variant, which looks awesome in white with a black roof and red leather interior. Its new chassis and suspension handle great, and the V6 version cranks out 301 hp and 267 lb-ft. of torque. Full review on 95octane.

“Why the scorn? Why the surprise? Everything that’s born must die, and it isn’t I who made the world that way.” In this animated short, filmmaker Nina Paley retells God’s tenth plague on Egypt from the perspective of Death itself. A feast for the eyes and ears.

Leather goods maker Equus is back with another soothing and intimidating making-of video. This time their craftsman makes an elegant alligator skin watch strap from start to finish. We like to think he makes goods out of the skins of his fallen enemies.

Apple will be releasing dark gray versions of its keyboard, mouse and trackpad, but the peripherals will be available only with the ridiculous new iMac Pro. Fortunately, this is a trivial matter for ColorWare. You still have to pay a premium, though.