Awesome Leisure

The Killers’ front-man’s solo single not only proves his music can stand on its own, Charlize Theron kicks some serious ninja butt rescuing Flowers in the new music video.

Go back to the 80s with 14 episodes of Matt Frewer’s sometimes funny, always campy, and occasionally science-fiction-ey M-m-m-m-ax Headroom, finally coming to DVD this August.

The guys at California Skateparks have unleashed this incredibly large skateboard on the world. It measures 36 ft. 7 in. long, 8 ft. 8in. wide, and 3 ft. 7.5 in. tall, and is capable of holding multiple riders at the same time. It doesn’t look like the safest ride on earth, but it’s still amazing. It

Surfers, skateboarders, basejumpers and deep-sea divers have nothing on these guys – masters of freestyle walking. Think of them as modern-day descendants of the Ministry of Silly Walks.

Want to chew on an icy kiwi-strawberry popsicle but too lazy to leave your air conditioned house? The Zoku Quick Pop Maker makes up to 9 delicious frozen treats in about 7 minutes, without electricity.

If you ever wanted to have your very own ray gun, this shiny gold replica of the classic Buck Rogers ray gun looks like a real blast. Each one is die-cast from metal, and even sparks and pops.

While this preview for the upcoming PlayStation Move control system is in Japanese, you don’t need a translator to get how the system will work, plus a nice sneak peek of some Move games, too.

The sequel to last year’s hit PS3 game is already looking good, even though it won’t be released until December 2011. Cole MacGrath returns with a new look, new voice, and new weapons and powers.

The Drinkhacker guys tell us The Glenrothes limited-release single-malt whiskey has a heavy coconut nose, along with banana and other tropical flavors in the body, and is easy to drink. Yum.

The guys at Colorware have coated just about every object in geekdom with paint, so why wouldn’t you think they’d hit up Microsoft’s New Xbox 360 with a splash of the shiny stuff?

The Kameha Grand Hotel in Bonn features stylish avant-garde public spaces and rooms by Dutch designer Marcel Wanders, a glittering glass façade and stunning views of the Rhine.

Lionhead Studios recently gave a peek into the combat and in-game graphics of upcoming RPG Fable III. Melee weapons, guns and magic are still at the hero’s disposal, along with counter-attacks.

Not only does the updated version of Amazon’s 9.7-inch Kindle DX book reader have a new case color, they’ve improved display contrast by 50%, and cut the price by $110 bucks. Ships 7/7.

The classic arcade B-Ball game is back, with the same over-the-top dunks, blocks – even the same commentator. And lots of fire. BOOM-SHAKA-LAKA! It’s a shame it’s Wii-exclusive.

One of the new gameplay dynamics in Valve’s hotly-anticipated Portal sequel is these gigantic pneumatic tubes, capable of sucking objects across rooms and sending them flying through the air.

From a series rife with video game references, it’s only appropriate that Scott Pilgrim should get his own video game. Ubisoft calls it a “rock-n-roll-action-love-story-game.” We call it awesome.

Konami’s horror franchise returns. Prison escapee Murphy Pendleton goes out of the frying pan and into the fire when he stumbles into Silent Hill, which has darkness, puzzles, and monsters aplenty.

While it looks like an old Willys Jeep, each ICON off-road vehicle is meticulously hand-built with new parts. The CJ3B outdoes Willy with much-improved handling and a GM Ecotec 210-hp engine.

Hulu Plus might be the dagger of death to US cable TV, streaming shows on the iPad, iPhone, PS3 and other connected devices over Wi-Fi and 3G for just $10/month. Still not ad free, though. Boo.

Those pesky Rabbids are back, and now, they’re messing with the space-time continuum. That can’t be good. Rabbids probably do much more damage than a butterfly could. Coming to Wii 11/2010.

The guys from Real Time Worlds explain exactly how the gameplay and character-building works in their much-anticipated, massively-multiplayer gangland shooter, due in stores today (6/29/2010).

If you missed this rude, crude, and generally funny retro romp when it hit theaters, now’s your chance to go back to 1986. The unrated Blu-ray disc includes tons of bonus footage. (Also on DVD).

LA is infamous for its crazy-bad traffic, so Superclogger decided to keep drivers entertained with these 4 to 7 minute vignettes in the back of a moving Mazda. Tailgate at your own risk.