Michael Caine, Samuel L. Jackson and Colin Firth star in this adaptation of Mark Millar, Matthew Vaughn and Dave Gibbons’ comic book, which is basically a bastardized take on James Bond. Yep, that’s Millar all right.

Wanna play laser tag but with swords? Check out Sabertron. It keeps score by knowing when it connects with another sword and when it actually hits your opponent. It comes with an integrated health bar and has five game modes.

The Surface Pro 3 has a 12″ 3:2 2160×1440 touchscreen, 4th generation Intel Core i3, i5 or i7 CPU, 4GB or 8GB RAM, 64GB to 512GB storage and a digitizer pen. For some reason its keyboard cover is still sold separately though.

Azerbaijan artist Faig Ahmed combines the Middle Eastern style of carpet making with urban art and digital media, creating pieces that look like they’re just altered images but are actually purely embroidered.

Snowboarder Dan Brisse decided that combining snowboarding and rooftop parkour would be a good idea, as he was towed to the edge of a building, flew through the air while doing a spin, and landed on another roof.

(Game of Thrones SPOILERS) Conan imagines a service for couch potatoes that will stop other people from bothering them with questions about their favorite TV shows. We’ll get the premium membership for ourselves, not for others.

Feit decks out its sneakers in all white. As always, each pair of the slippers, low cut and high cut shoes are hand sewn by one craftsman. Their cork foot bed topped with leather makes them ideal to be worn bare foot.

Steve Carell, Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo star in a thriller based on the tragic events involving American amateur wrestlers Dave and Mark Schultz and their sponsor John du Pont. Directed by Bennett Miller (Moneyball, Capote).

This isn’t exactly sweater season, but if you are chilling somewhere cold check out this nice anorak by Rising Sun Mfg. Co. It’s made of chambray and has an oversized front pouch, an asymmetrical hemline and adjustable cuffs.

(NSFW: Language) Last Week Tonight looks at American media’s reaction to a recent European Union court ruling that Google must delete search links upon request, and suggests an alternative to invoking the right to be forgotten.

(Gore) THIS! IS! MAN AT ARMS! Blacksmith Tony Swatton and his crew replicated King Leonidas’ one-handed sword from 300. Mythbusters’ Grant Imahara then dropped by to test it, and to show just how huge Tony is.

While you have to go to a fancy pastry competition here in the States to witness this art form, in Xian, China, it’s as easy as going to this street vendor, who crafts intricate candy animals by blowing into molten hot sugar.

Here’s your feel good video for the week. Two hip cats nod off and explore the universe through an 80s-tinted lens. Written, produced and directed by Ryan Barger and Katie Akana, who seem to have had too much catnip themselves.

Sky News’ Joe Michalczuk is an entertainment reporter and film critic. For his wedding, he asked some of the celebrities he interviewed if they could leave a message for his bride Jenny. Here are the gracious ones who obliged.

This single purpose Tumblr takes a page from the back of Wired to envision how modern technologies and changes in social behavior might affect the warning signs we see in everyday places. We were promised jet packs.

Mutsack and Bleacher Report present this hilarious mashup of the NBA and Game of Thrones. It’s a bit outdated and it starts off slow, but you’ll be asking for more by the end.#theSpursarecoming

YouTuber Steve’s POV shares the most eye-catching Lamborghini Gallardo we’ve ever seen. Owned by a Japanese car enthusiast, the supercar’s hologram vinyl wrap makes it dazzle under even low light.

Future Club is the debut single from Dangerous Days, the third album of James Kent aka Perturbator. The dark droning track from the “half-man, half-synthesizer” will have you thinking of a seedy cyberpunk joint.

A solar lantern which provides up to 16 hours of light per charge. Works as a task light, ambient light, or nightlight, and can also charge mobile gadgets in a pinch. Its solar panel can be placed outside a tent while the lamp stays inside.

This gadget is small enough to throw in your backpack, but provides DSLR and small camera users with a rig for stable shots. Works with a variety of pro accessories, and can clip onto your beltline when extended, for added stability.

Artist Takeshi Murata created this mind-bending illusion which appears to be a molten sphere of metal that is constantly flowing. The effect is based on a zoetrope, using strobe lights and synchronized still images. Read more here.

Pete Holmes tries to get Blanka approved to fight Zangief, while the hairy green guy tries to explain that he’s human, and not a monster so he doesn’t have to fly as cargo in a crate outside the airplane. A troll is a type of monster, no?

Pocket squares for everyday wear. Quixotic donates 10% of its proceeds to anti-domestic violence organizations. It also guarantees that it will replace your pocket square if you lose or damage it while being chivalrous.