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There’s something strangely compelling about the way that the classic cello of Yo-Yo Ma perfectly complements the smooth moves of Los Angeles based dancer Charles “Lil Buck” Riley.

Is it just us, or does The Dark Knight look a little soft around the middle in this amusing a Capella take on Seal’s classic Kiss from a Rose by singer Matt Mulholland?

The latest “Heavy Hitter” revealed from BioShock Infinite, the Siren can bring recently dispatched enemies back to life with her haunting wail. Do you go after her, or those risen from the grave?

Someday a “book” will be but bits of data, just one of the many functions embedded in our gadgets. Here’s a look at the soon-to-be lost art of printing and bookbinding, courtesy of Glen Milner.

(Subtitles) Ask Huug Bosse if he owns a fashion empire and you’ll get a hearty laugh. Then again, he’s always laughing. Bosse’s strange condition began after his hip replacement operation in 2010.

Glove and Boots’ Mario and Fafa made a promise – if they won the best #VIDEOBLOGGER award, they’d ride down a Wyoming mountain in a Porta Potty. Here they make good on their commitment.

While you might think the wanton destruction of a plasma TV is wasteful, rest assured that the TV fried by a microwave transformer in this video was already on the fritz. Warranty officially voided.

(NSFW: Lyrics) Singer/songwriter Sarah Donner and The Oatmeal got together to school us on the prehistoric flying beast, with plenty of facts which we’re reasonably certain are 110% accurate.

(NSFW: Language) Whether you love or hate dubstep, one thing’s for sure – it’s everywhere. So why not quit life and turn your wub-wub-wub into a career, like this guy does? Or not.

Sam Hallows made five illustrations of Star Wars characters, vehicles and ships. They’re bare sketches, but what makes them impressive is that they were each made with a single, continuous line.

The heartwarming and bellyaching story of how Jack Black and Kyle Gass made their new album, Rize of the Fenix. To Be the Best plays at 4:20, but consider that a bonus and watch the whole thing.

The girls on this gymnastics team take a break and hand over the floor to a guy named Danikka, letting him show off his best floor routine. Despite the silliness, he can still do way more flips than us.

Anita spent 2 years helping this wolf pack socialize with humans. This is their reunion after a 2 month separation. Note how submissive she is, compared to this equally heartwarming reunion with a dog.

Nicki Bluhm and The Gramblers crank out an awesome lo-fi cover of Hall and Oates’ classic – while she’s driving the van they’re in. Bonus points for the kazoo solo. More van sessions here.

Watch in awe as Australian street trial rider Andrew Dickey shows off his jumping and balancing skills, planting his black bike’s tires on the most precarious of surfaces.

Our search for clean, sustainable and adorable energy is over. We have found our solution. Citizens of the world, follow these simple steps and we’ll be cranking up generators in no time.

(MAJOR SPOILERS) HBO’s 22-minute recap of the first season of Game of Thrones is perfect for those who are new to the series. We watched this just so we could stare at the beautiful Emilia Clarke.

Tuscon’s Pima Air & Space Museum built a paper airplane that was so big it had to be lifted and launched by helicopter. The 800lb. plane hit a top speed of 98mph before it crashed to the ground.

This is Cody. He’s cute and all, but we’re convinced that he’s actually a man cursed to become a dog. The stark contrast and duration of his terrifying wail had us crying in glee. And fear.

Help Brian McGinn and Rod Blackhurst make a documentary about an artist who is as loved as he is deplored for his music. Rewards include having Kenny G perform for you in an elevator.

We’ve already gone for a swim from a dog’s point of view. Here’s a behind the ears look at Los Angeles’ Runyon Canyon, courtesy of corgi Riley. The song is Here’s to Now by Ugly Casanova.

In a quest for common decency, Casey Neistat conducts a social experiment by stealing bicycles in broad daylight in the middle of New York City in the hopes that somebody will give a damn.

Improv Everywhere took a break from causing a ruckus with their latest project. They placed beds in a New York subway car for tired commuters and even offered sleep masks and pajamas.