Nike follows up its Waffle sole iPhone case with a new one for the iPhone 6 based on another classic shoe. The thick one-piece case is based on the outsole pattern of the Air Force 1 and is available in red or black.

Golden retriever Joey Jax loves tennis balls, so to celebrate his second birthday, his owners went the extra mile and bought him hundreds of his favorite toy. And tonight, Joey shall sleep on the world’s lumpiest bed.

(PG-13 Language) YouTuber GradeAUnderA rants about the recorded voice prompts in hotlines. His example will make your blood boil. At 3:25 he suggests two alternatives: one’s funny and one’s sensible.

Brett Gaylor’s Do Not Track is an interactive educational web series about how companies monitor and store your online behavior and data without your awareness, and how it affects you and other people online.

Vimeo member Smyths juxtaposes David Hasselhoff’s cheesy ’80s throwback theme song for Kung Fury over the latest teaser for Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Rey and Finn, welcome to the Cool Guys Club.

Artist Max Dalton made a Where’s Waldo parody featuring Walter White and other characters and objects from Breaking Bad. The print measures 18″x 24″ and is limited to 250 copies. Available framed or unframed.

A small universal remote control that snaps on to streaming device remote controls. Its buttons can mimic the function of any button on your other remotes, e.g. you can turn on your TV and control your soundbar’s volume with one Sideclick.

(PG-13: Language) Last Week Tonight talks about patent trolls. These ghost companies buy patents – usually vague patents about software – but don’t actually make any products. Instead, they make money by suing businesses.

Rest’s elegant modular organizers are perfect for storing your phone, keys, coins, glasses, and watch. Constructed from walnut with cork inlays and non-slip feet, the watch dock even can hold the magnetic charge cable for the Apple Watch.

(PG-13 Lyrics) Vocalist Anthony Vincent performs Eminem’s hit Rap God in the style of 40 different musical acts, from Snoop Dogg to Frank Sinatra. While they’re not all perfect, his Die Antwoord impression is priceless.

McLaren rounds out the “low end” of its line. With a tweaked version of their carbon fiber chassis, its designed to offer greater everyday comfort, while still packing an impressive 540hp twin turbo V8, and a 0-to-62 time of 3.5 secs.

In a rare moment of brilliance for the Chicago Cubs, pitcher Jon Lester had to improvise when the baseball got stuck in his glove. He tossed the entire glove and ball to get the man out at first. Naturally, the Cubs went on to lose anyhow.

YouTuber perkin2000 parodies modern day films by recreating them as old silent films. Think sweding, but in black and white and with top hats and pipes. The Hurt Locker one is our favorite.

The perfect thirst quencher for hot Summer days at the beach or by the barbeque, Coors Light Citrus Radler is a remarkably easy to drink beer, with just the right hint of natural citrus flavor to add a little zest to its smooth and clean body.

Engineer Guy Bill Hammack explains the remarkable design elements that went into the ubiquitous aluminum beverage can, as well as the numerous steps each can goes through in a fraction of a second on the factory line.

Ben & Jerry’s parodies Apple’s iconic – and now ironic – 1984 Super Bowl ad to promote its new ice cream sandwich. The Brrr-ito is made of two scoops of ice cream topped with cookie crumbles and fudge and packed in a waffle wrap.

YouTuber Jeannine S claims their new rescue dog likes to eat beside their other dog. That’s what you get for naming your pets Bonnie and Clyde. Either that or this is a video about a snobbish dog played in reverse.

A smaller version of Mininch’s ingenious Pop-A-Point style screwdriver. The Tool Pen Mini has smaller and thinner bits that are not available in the Tool Pen and its magnetic cap now has a built-in clip. It comes with at least 13 bits.

After they discovered the cat-toast energy source, the Brazilian energy drink maker Flying Horse – or at least their ad agency – accidentally turned a man into an animated GIF. Here’s how his friends coped with his condition.

Director Mark Zibert and effects shop Alter Ego pulled off this impressive promo spot for Cycling Canada, in which bicycles appear to be riding themselves across the Canadian landscape. Be sure to check out the behind the scenes reel too.

Jauntful lets you make online city guides and browse user-made ones for free. It’s great for helping out visiting loved ones or planning your own trips. It can also format guides into print-friendly versions.

The Fantastic Four gets rebooted as a young adult origin story, as our four future heroes teleport to a dangerous universe and come home to Earth with mutant powers to face off against a former friend gone bad.

You’ll believe a basset hound can fly in this hilarious commercial for Greek communications company WIND that promotes their high speed internet service by envisioning the huge gale force winds created by its power.