Mighty Mike created this mix of M83’s Midnight City and Men at Work’s Down Under, seamlessly melding the ethereal electronica with Colin Hay’s inviting vocals and the late Greg Ham’s catchy flute solo. Video by DJ Morbid. Download here.

(PG-13 Language) Looks like Inside Out destroyed CollegeHumor’s hearts. Here’s what they think the next round of Pixar movies will be like based on what they saw from the Disney studio’s latest movie.

Ogden Made’s new backpack has plentiful space for outdoor adventures, with a padded sleeve for a 15″ laptop, a top exterior pocket, and tension-lock side straps for securing long items. The optional Monte module carries camera gear too.

Amy Schumer is visited by her future selves and learns of Butterfly Effect that her relationship has on the universe. She must decide if the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, and for Amy, that’s a really tough decision.

Redditor CarlosDanger100 doctored images of some of the characters from Game of Thrones and faceswapped them with Nicolas Cage. The end result is both surreal and awesome. Arya Cage is our favorite. Who’s yours?

Developed by Rock Jaw’s head designer, Trinity Audio Engineering’s in-ear monitors provide high quality and durability at jaw-dropping prices. The mid- and top-tier models have filters to modify the sound. Check out Head-Fi’s reviews for more.

Williams test driver Alex Lynn shows us what it’s like to drive the FW13B, giving it a leisurely go at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The Renault 3.5L V10-powered racer was used by the Williams F1 team in 1990.

“The musicians play the instruments. I play the orchestra.” Danny Boyle and Aaron Sorkin’s movie about Apple’s co-founder appears to be unapologetic, if sensational. In any case, it’s further proof of Michael Fassbender’s skills.

While we don’t sanction setting off giant firecrackers underneath any sort of object, we’ve gotta hand it to YouTuber bra1Nphunk for not only tossing his wheelbarrow 50 feet in the air, but nailing the landing.

Since it’s confirmed that endurance athletes should add bacon to their snack list, now is the time to create a visual reminder. How about this tee from madkobra for Threadless? No marathon in sight? It’s ok – that porcine power is still ace.

Machination Studio’s first toy is an intricate 20″ tall electronic mobile fortress with a retro-futuristic WW I theme. Most of its 400+ parts are 3D printed and all are hand-painted. It has moveable legs, guns and cannons.

We’ve got chills. They’re multiplyin’. The seldom boring Andy Rehfeldt recorded this revamp of You’re the One That I Want from the musical Grease with a sound that’s sure to make ears bleed, and ’50s and ’70s sentimentalists weep.

Free rider Vittorio Brumotti shows us his superhuman skill and the celestial bodies that are his balls in this jaw-dropping display. Watch him take on all sorts of terrain, from an airplane graveyard to a thin rail by the side of a cliff.

“You speak to know pain that you only fathom because we told you it was there.” Darius Simpson and Scout Bostley perform a spoken word poem about outsiders who claim to know the plights of their race and gender.

A party game for PC and consoles where people vote for the best answer to ridiculous questions. You can have up to 8 players and up to 10,000 voters. All you need is one copy of the game and an Internet-connected device.

Adonis never knew his father, the charismatic boxing champ Apollo Creed. Nonetheless, Adonis also wants to succeed in the ring. Good thing he’ll get help from his father’s rival, friend and equal. Also Avon Barksdale is here.

A televised town hall meeting with a congressman at the helm is going really well, with the liberal politician welcoming all people regardless of their age, race or gender. But one guy keeps getting the wrong welcome.

Following up on The Wikidrummer, singer Joachim Müllner performs the same song in 15 different locales, each with dramatically different acoustic properties, including an anechoic chamber. Best experienced with headphones on.

Sorry millionaires, the DB10 is still exclusively in James Bond’s hands. But the DB9 GT is no slouch. Its 6L V12 has been upgraded to produce up to 547hp and 457 lb-ft. of torque. It goes from 0 to 62mph in 4.5s and has a 183mph top speed.

Nacho Punch parodies Magic Mike and shows us something rarer than a ripped Romeo. It’s not a guy taking off his clothes while dancing, but a guy who’ll go with you to watch a movie about a guy taking off his clothes while dancing.

Kingii is a reusable wrist-mounted flotation device. It uses a single-use CO2 cartridge to inflate its bag and keep people up to 275lb afloat for up to 48h. It also has a built-in compass and a whistle.

Like the Yoshida Brothers, instrumental duet 輝&輝 (Ki&Ki/KiKi) use the Tsugaru-shamisen to create modern music, in a style that we can only call virtuoso country rock. See more of them on NakTKY’s YouTube channel.

Writer and performer Daniel Koren and director Vania Heymann ponder on a feeling many of us have had when there’s a cop car behind us, as we become so self-conscious that we’re more likely to attract the attention of law enforcement.