Awesome Leisure

(Gore) The latest look at the long-awaited BioShock follow-up gives us insight into the reasons for Booker’s presence in Colombia, and more glimpses into the game’s weapons and explosive combat.

The Klingg is a small magnetic tool that will hold your earphone’s cord in place. Slide your cable on its slot, then place the Klingg on your clothing. It can even hold the earbuds themselves.

Crooner/beatboxer Mike Tompkins covers Justin Timberlake, Timbo’s beats and JT’s backing band using just his and rapper George Watsky’s voices. They should’ve called it Denim & Plaid though.

A subscription-based service consisting of golf club tags, a wearable device with a variety of sensors and a web app. Use Game Golf to track and improve your game and share your progress online.

Grantland dropped by the XDL Championship Series and got a chance to talk to some of the pro motorcycle stunt riders about the sport. They also caught a few sick tricks on camera.

The Annoy-a-Tron and the EvilTron randomly make noises, while the Phantom Keystroker messes with mice and keyboards. You’ll need the $10 discount to pay for your post-beatdown hospitalization.

It took more than 6 years, but he’s finally answered your call. Justin Timberlake’s new album The 20/20 Experience drops 3/19/13. You can also stream the entire album for free on iTunes.

A remote-controlled blimp that uses a normal latex balloon as its airbag. The gondola has a ballast and three motors with propellers. Tape a pin on the balloon and you can have blimp dogfights.

An ad for Jash, a new comedy network founded by Tim & Eric, Sarah Silverman, Michael Cera and Reggie Watts. You won’t believe how many people on YouTube believed the video’s joke. My goodness.

Expert Weaponsmeister and Prop Poobah Tony Swatton regales us again with his fascinating fashioning of Batman’s deadly batarangs. Notice they’re even more deadlier. (Thanks Austin!)

(MAJOR SPOILERS) With the third season of Game of Thrones only still a couple of weeks away, HBO has released a comprehensive 14-minute recap of the eventful second season.

Airow Gun makes paintball and pellet guns that are mounted on compound or recurve bows. Not only does it make things more challenging, it also eliminates the need for CO2 canisters. Video here.

(Spoilers) This featurette for the upcoming action flick G.I. Joe: Retaliation focuses on the Cobra ninja Storm Shadow. Featuring interviews with actor Byung-hun Lee and director Jon M. Chu.

A can of spray-on non-flammable liquid that temporarily renders paper translucent, letting you see what’s underneath. The effect lasts up to 30 seconds and leaves no mark. Video demo here.

For kids and kids at heart, Klutz’ Book of Impossible Objects offers 25 fun and mind-bending illusions and tricks. Our favorite – the stare-o-saurus, a dinosaur whose eyes remain fixed on yours.

The reigning king of American standup comedy Louis C.K. promotes his upcoming HBO TV special Oh My God by imagining what a sensational trailer for it would look like. Stay simple and gross, Louie.

Alpha gameplay of Shadowrun Returns, a tactical turn-based cyberpunk fantasy RPG. It’s like the original Fallout, but with less radioactivity and more magic. Coming Summer 2013 for PC, Mac & Linux.

Sorry Benedict Cumberbatch fans, but the newest teaser for Star Trek: Into Darkness is all about the cocky and confident Capt. Kirk, and the messy situations that he gets himself (and his crew) into.

A rare look inside the personal life of Stephen Hawking, the 71-year-old cosmologist who defied the constant threat of death from illness to inspire generations of scientists and humankind in general.

A unique 2-wheel scooter with a spring-loaded fork and rear steel leaf-spring. Combined, this allows riders to jump obstacles with ease, and get serious air compared to regular scooters.

Pay what you want for DRM-free PC, Mac, Linux and Android copies of up to six awesome indie games, including the RTS-tower defense hybrid Dungeon Defenders and the maddening Super Hexagon.

Gain access to over 13,000 titles on the go with the mobile version of the Marvel Unlimited all-you-can-read service. The subscription itself costs $10 a month or $60 a year. Android app coming soon.

Play against hundreds of other Bombermen in this browser-based massively-multiplayer version of the classic game. It also features a variety of new power-ups. Konami should make this official.