A guy demonstrates his targeting skills by playing The Star-Spangled Banner by firing his rifle at custom-made musical gun targets. Why would you do such a thing? Because MURICA!

The creepy yet mesmerizing music video for I’m Callin’, a throwback upbeat love song from husband-and-wife duo Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley, aka Tennis. The song is from the indie pop band’s new album Ritual in Repeat.

Philips shows how long it took for incandescent and fluorescent bulbs to be rendered obsolete by multicolored and programmable LED bulbs such as its Hue series, with the help of what can only be a family of vampires.

Illustrator Emily McDowell’s funny text-heavy prints parody kitsch screen-printed mugs, with self-aware jabs, mantras that are more manic than meditative, and a hilarious mug for non-morning people.

YouTuber Christine Sutton was on her motorcycle with her English Bulldog Sweets when another biker passed by and waved at them. Like the polite bear, Sweets knows how to take part in that human custom.

Red Bull Music talks to some of the best Japanese composers, game designers and the musicians they influenced in the amazing miniseries Diggin’ in the Carts. A must watch for video game and music fans. English captions available.

Lifehacker DaveHax shows us a really simple way to draw a perfect circle, using parts of your hand as a sort of drafting compass. The technique doesn’t allow for much size flexibility, but it’s still a neat (and shockingly obvious) trick.

(NSFW: Language) “We killing ’em for freedom cause they tortured us for boredom, and even if some good ones die, f**k it, the Lord will sort ’em” Killer Mike and El-P get mad with former Rage Against the Machine frontman Zack De La Rocha.

Idea Channel and Extra Credits talk about the dissonance between story (and characterization) and interaction in some video games, e.g. in cutscenes Nathan Drake is a witty everyman, but when you control him he’s a mass murderer.

(NSFW: Language, Gore) CineFix ranks its top 10 movie slow-motion sequences. While you’re bound to disagree with some of the entries, the rankings or both – no Inception! – it’s still an educational run down.

Made by Greg Westbury, the Cad Attack is based on a 1949 Cadillac Series 62 convertible. The handcrafted body has a ’79 Seville front clip, a Currie rear end, ’56 Chevy bumpers, E-class Mercedes headlights and a tweaked rat engine.

In what might possibly be the most infamous autocorrect fail of all time, the creators of Replay were showing off their app at Apple’s iPad Air 2 launch – which was broadcasted live – when the tool intervened. Poor guy.

From the people that brought you Diablo 2 and Torchlight comes an action-packed space adventure game. Rebel Galaxy has you exploring, fighting and dealing in a randomly-generated universe. Drops for Windows and PS4 in 2015.

When someone feels compelled to record an otherwise mundane event, it either has to have an ingenious or a disastrous twist. The line between the two is wire-thin. Literally in this case. The dude at the end should’ve brought a mic to drop.

We’ve seen snowboarding in an LED suit, and it looked amazing, and this ski footage with a colorful LED suits is equally awesome. Created by Sweetgrass Productions and Ahlstrand & Wållgren to promote Philips Ambilight tech.

Blueshift’s range of fast-charging and bamboo-encased Bluetooth speakers, from the small Hydrogen to the hulking limited edition Argon. Like the Helium, they fully charge in just 5 minutes and last between 4 to 8 hours per charge.

(NSFW: Language) In this video from late 2013, a group of U.S. Marines came under attack from a Taliban sniper. An otherwise deadly headshot was stopped in its tracks by a life-saving Kevlar helmet. Boy, that was too close. Mirror here.

Pokémon Alpha Sapphire & Omega Ruby bring a JRPG staple to the series: airships. Or rather, Mega Latios and Mega Latias. The games also bring back several Legendary Pokémon and introduces the versatile PokéNav Plus tool.

The drum crew from the U.S. III Marine Expeditionary Force challenged the Republic of Korea Army Band to a battle of the bands. The Koreans shot first, but the Marines came right back and gave them a taste of their own medicine.

Entertainment and security in one remote-controlled egg. It has a projector with an adjustable lens, a camera, various sensors and a sound system. It maps your home so you can ask it to come to a specific room, or control it directly.

(NSFW: Language) Apparently these folks were at the DMV when this wild crow dropped by. After sizing up his human homie, the bird decided that he didn’t care for the guy. The title of the video says it all.

(NSFW: Language) You call the hotline. You select options until you’ve entered all the digits of pi. You and the agents play a game of hot potato, and you’re the potato. Seriously who thought this was a good idea?

Is there anything that Rob Scallon can’t play? Here he is in a tiny closet, playing a concert with the smallest bass on the market – a tiny ukulele-sized bass thumping out the jams – and the smallest amp and pedal set up too.