(PG-13) A woman finds a device that lets her literally look into her heart. She confronts her insecurities about her body and her career and ends up being reborn. A beautiful short film by Seunghee Kim.

(PG-13: Language) Six Panel Studio makes dad hats – soft crowned caps with a curved brim – embroidered with small icons based on hip hop, countries, fruits and flowers and of course Pokémon. They also do custom embroidery.

Roger Federer has had a long and successful career, but Mercedes-Benz imagines him having one that lasted six decades. Watch him adapt to the ever changing times – and shoutout Andre Agassi’s now mythical hair – in this tongue-in-cheek commercial.

Fans of 3D platformers have a new game to get excited about, with this game from members of the creative team behind Banjo Kazooie and Donkey Kong Country. The cartoony characters look the part, and there’s plenty of variety in gameplay and level design.

Rungu’s unorthodox fat-tire trike is now available with a 2,100W electric motor. The rear-mounted motor makes it even easier to tackle snow, sand and other terrain, and lets you go up to 20mph. It comes with a battery that lasts up to 30mi per charge.

The Gentleman and Scholar old fashioned cocktail kit is the perfect gift for whiskey or brandy lover in your life. Includes two double old fashioned glassses, two bitters, a stainless steel muddler, an ice sphere mold, and a cocktail garnishing tool.

There’s a saying we like to use when something is already past the point of no return: “you can’t put the toothpaste back in the tube.” But if we lived in Mark Hacks‘ backwards world, not only would that be possible, we could unbreak eggs, unpeel oranges, and objects would roll uphill.

The Onion’s latest Sports Science parody reveals that synchronized swimmers are controlled by a hive mind. They are incredibly attuned to each other’s states and are ruthlessly devoted to perfection. Disobedience will not be tolerated. Resistance is futile.

Proving that pretty much anything can be turned into a compelling sounding statistic, Mental Floss walks us through 46 wacky and weird stats. According to our statisticians, 36% of you aren’t actually reading this sentence.

“You know who oughta run this country? Easy, it’s that girl Khaleesi – I saw her on the TV!” Bernie Sanders slowly goes mad, Hillary and Bill Clinton are mad from the get go and more in Bad Lip Reading’s parody of the Democratic National Convention.

Mercedes’ concept coupé screams style and opulence. The 19+ft-long electric car has four motors that deliver a total of 768hp to its 24″ wheels, can go 62mi with just 5min of charging, and a wrap-around touch-sensitive glass dashboard and augmented reality windshield.

(PG-13: Language) “Face the truth Eric, you guys are kind of douchebags.” Check out the character creation sequence, some of the available classes as well as your fellow super-powered allies and enemies in South Park: The Fractured But Whole.

This footage may be 8 years old, but it doesn’t make it any less impressive. Watch as then high school student Anna Gu demonstrates a bridge she made from layered and glued sheets of paper that was so strong that the hook that held the weights failed before it did. Design here.

(NSFW) Burger Fiction’s latest supercut compiles some of the most uncomfortable and embarassing moments in movies. There’s Sally’s diner spectacle, Andy Stitzer’s Bag of Sand moment, Greg Focker’s truth serum speech, and of course Borat.

“Only one will survive.” Beyond the Press channel attached some bicycle disc brakes to their powerful shop lathe, then cranked up the speed. Not only did the brakes do nothing to slow down the motor, the second one failed rather spectactularly by the end.

(PG-13: Language) Celebrity chef Matty Matheson talks about what dish you should make to impress ladies, the stories behind some of his Instagram posts, his approach on being a food show host and more while slowly succumbing to hot wings.

Rich Williamson’s fan trailer imagines a movie about Obi Wan Kenobi’s life in between defeating Anakin and finding Luke. The footage is mostly copped from Ewan MacGregor’s appearance as Jesus in the film Last Days in the Desert.

Under Armour gets in the Olympic spirit by dressing up Steph Curry’s latest signature shoes in patriotic colors. Available in white with blue and red trim or navy blue with white and red trim. They retain the burrito tongue construction that fits snugly around your ankles.

Because it wouldn’t be a Colin Furze invention if it’s not motorized, the mad engineer strapped a paraglider’s powerful engine to his already crazy 360º swing. It wasn’t strong enough to throw him off, but we’re pretty sure it made him throw up.

MIT scientists have developed an amazing technology which allows users to interact with seemingly static objects in videos. Their algorithm looks for vibrations in footage to identify physical properties of the object, then manipulates a simulated version in real time.

“I’m right here on the first floor. The doors are open. I’m ready for more.” Meet Ruben Pardo, who has worked for 40 years as an elevator operator at an iconic art deco tower in Los Angeles. Dress Code’s charming look at a man dedicated to his work and supporting his family.

It looks like a Prison Architect clone, but RimWorld is actually closer to Dwarf Fortress. A sim game about managing a colony, RimWorld‘s story generator creates so much fun and drama, and ensures that your playthroughs will be significantly different.

Computerphile sat down with nano-scientist Phil Moriarty who explains just how tiny the wires and transistors of semiconductors are these days, and how we’re approaching a point in physics where we’re going to have to build computers very differently.