Adam Ruins Everything points out how Disney and other corporations asked the US Congress to pass a law greatly extending copyright protection so they could make more money out of their copyrighted works. Remember folks, everything is a remix.

A USB hub for the new MacBook and other computers with a USB-C port. It has a USB-C charging port, four USB 2.0 ports and a Mini DisplayPort that can output 4K at 30Hz and 1080p at 60Hz. It also has a wraparound LED charging indicator.

Jimmy Fallon and Seth MacFarlane read back some of the more ridiculous questions and answers found on Yahoo! Answers, performed as a piano duet. As stupid as the questions are, it’s the snarky retorts that give us hope for humanity.

Snake Bite’s Key Chain Beer Bottle Opener is conveniently sheathed in smooth leather to keep its sharp teeth sheltered when you’re not cracking them open. Use it to vent cans too when pouring beer into a glass; it helps drinkability, comfort and overall experience.

The Mstick is a multipurpose portable LED lamp. Aside from its 16 RGB LEDs it has motion sensors and a mobile app that let you turn it into an alarm, a sound visualizer, a bicycle brake light, a light painting tool and more.

Eclectic Method cut up numerous clips from the first six films of the Star Wars saga to retell the most pertinent plot points from the series, and to refresh our memories before The Force Awakens drops in a couple of weeks. And no, it doesn’t make the prequels any better.

Adult Swim has once again teamed with creator Genndy Tartakovsky to relaunch the awesome animated series Samurai Jack. The show will return with an all new season in the Toonami block sometime in 2016. Though it’s only a 5-second tease, it gave us a full-on nerdgasm.

The answer, of course, is no. But just so we can see what it’s like to think like an insane person, YouTuber Vincent H. Valentine made this video about Redditor Lumpawarroo’s infamous, tongue-in-cheek investigative report on the reviled Star Wars character.

(PG-13: Language) JoBlo Movie Trailers pieced together the hit movies of 2015 – from the atrocious to Anomalisa, from indie to Star Wars – into one fun and exciting short film.

Jay Leno checks out the wares of Vintage Electric, a bicycle shop founded by Andrew Davidge when he was still in high school. As its name implies, his company specializes in electric bicycles with 20th-century frames and 21st-century prices.

Josh Romito’s massive mod for Grand Theft Auto V tweaks many aspects, but the most apparent are the graphical enhancements, which include 4K textures for many objects. It’s too saturated and shiny for us, but it still looks way better than the stock game.

The latest version of Ellusionist’s wrist-mounted flash gun is more affordable and 50% smaller than the original Pyro. But it’s packed with new features including a USB rechargeable battery, a detachable wrist strap and a burst fire mode.

While it’s not an exact facsimile of The Empire Strikes Back’s AT-AT, this flat-packed wooden creature is still pretty cool, and it’s got room and cutouts to keep cables organized, and can even hold your business cards in its head.

This clever build by Caliixxs is designed to serve a single, but hilarious purpose – to play those familiar musical soundbites from Seinfeld any time the door opens. We can picture Kramer barging in already.

While they didn’t NEED more power, Porsche gave them some anyhow. An extra 20hp pushes the 911 Turbo to 540hp and the Turbo S to 580hp, launching the Turbo to 60 in 2.9s and the Turbo S in 2.8s. The coupe and cabrio get refined body styling and new 20″ wheels.

Watch as this little kid in Japan pulls one of the most epic and challenging BMX flatland tricks – a triple decade. That’s the move where you pull three full 360º spins around the handlebars. The bike drop at the end is the BMX version of the mic drop. Original on Vine.

Another stellar slow-motion surfing video from Chris Bryan. The veteran filmmaker and photographer used Phantom’s Flex, Miro M320S and 4K Flex cameras with his custom made underwater housings to shoot these awe-inspiring sequences.

YouTuber JohanKaos follows his girlfriend as they trek across Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Singapore, Malaysia and Australia in this wonderfully edited travel video. If only getting through airports was this easy.

ScreenJunkies does their usual trash talk, this time ripping apart the latest in the Despicable Me universe, a spin-off that will be remembered more for its extensive marketing effort than for its time on screen. Ba-na-na.

Adam Conover takes a look at the way that early video games embraced women both behind the scenes and as players, and how the industry evolved to marginalize female players over the years. Man, we almost forgot about Roberta Williams.

The Photo Bar is a copper-plated steel bar. It comes with six magnets that will make photos, cards and other small items appear to float in mid-air. Yield also has Photo Rings.

A social deduction card game in the vein of The Resistance and Spyfall. Secret Hitler splits players into Liberals and Fascists (including a Hitler) in 1930’s Germany. Download the printable prototype here (pdf), and the rules here (pdf).

The Oceanic Preservation Society – the team behind the anti-dolphin hunting film The Cove – infiltrated black markets that sell endangered animals and blasted infographics at the buildings of companies that harm animals. Airs on the Discovery Channel on 12/2/15.