This fight scene from the first season of the Netflix exclusive series Daredevil was done in one take. It’s not as ambitious as True Detective‘s tracking scene, but it’s still well choreographed without being too mechanical.

This unique throwing knife doubles as a 22-function multitool. It’s milled from 420 high-carbon stainless steel, and includes wrenches, screwdrivers, a saw, pry bar, wirestripper, and more. Measures 13″ long.

Evan Mast and Mike Stroud shamble back to their stoner rock days. We swear, when that distorted guitar slide hits you’ll instantly turn into a penniless college student, worshipping Interpol and wondering if Take Me Out is cool or not.

The debut trailer for Ant-Man assures us that Marvel is sticking to the formula that made a bunch of a-holes household names: equal parts action, comedy and eye candy. Besides, there’s this guy for the wilder stuff.

Mario Wienerroither takes The Verve’s 1997 hit Bittersweet Symphony and turns it into a mundane stroll down the block. Perhaps if they had released the song this way, they wouldn’t have been sued by Rolling Stones’ management.

Actor Jamie Costa loves to impersonate his more popular colleagues. Here’s his compilation of Robin Williams impressions. As uncanny as these may seem, you’ll be even more impressed when you see his range. Good job, Patrick Swayze Jr.

The Washington University Men’s freshman crew team was practicing when their canoe was inundated by hundreds of annoying giant Asian carp flying out of the water and slapping them around. Damn, nature can be weird.

Vizio aims to truly bust open the 4K market with this new line of well-priced sets with excellent image quality. Each features full-array LED local dimming, and Vizio’s powerful upscaling tech for non-4K content. In 43″ to 80″ sizes.

(SPOILERS) The new trailer for the alternate timeline reboot Terminator: Genisys reveals one hell of a bombshell. But the plot twist  will just leave you even more intrigued and confused. What the hell is going on here?

Bourton-on-the-Water is a small village in Gloucestershire, England famous for its 1:9 scale model. Because it’s located in the village itself, the model village has a model of itself, and that model has an even smaller model of itself.

(PG-13: Language) In his interview with Last Week Tonight, Edward Snowden also talked about passwords. He recommends using passphrases. The right passphrase is harder to crack yet more memorable than a random string of characters.

In the mood for live music? Check out Shubaloo, a brilliantly streamlined online directory for concerts. It lets you search by location or specific venues as well as music genres, stream artists’ tracks from YouTube and of course buy tickets.

A compilation of cats who want nothing more than to come back in the house so they can make further demands of their human servants just as soon as they get inside. Our cat likes to do this INSIDE the bedroom at 4am.

Jo “SquirrelMonkey” Luitjen takes a hilarious look at what dating app Tinder would have been like had it existed back in the 1980s. We’re not sure if that one dude was named Mason or Manson, but either way he’s creeptacular.

A trailer for Celles et Ceux des Cimes et Cieux, a gorgeous full-length animated film being made by Creapole student Gwenn Germain. The movie is about a man trying to go back home after falling to the forest below his town.

The first episode of Louis du Mont’s short animated series about a tiny spaceman who lands on Earth and must find negotiate our planet to assemble the resources he needs to return home. We look forward to seeing more of his journey.

The V6 Absolute is the most powerful cordless vacuum cleaner. With all the electronics – and the weight – on its handle, you can easily use it to clean even elevated surfaces. It lasts only 6 to 20mins per charge though.

(PG-13) Cannot. Unsee. Inside Amy Schumer pulls a fast one with the help of Amber Rose and Method Man, parodying the current trend of trashy and naughty pop songs by pointing out that they’re glorifying where your poop comes out.

(PG-13: Language) Last Week Tonight looks at the IRS. No one likes them, but you can’t live without them. The agency is far from perfect, but it’s trying to do its job amidst budget cuts and a rapidly declining workforce.

Artist Jesse England created this rather silly device which, when placed on a turntable, uses vibrations to send music from a Bluetooth device through the needle of the record player – transforming any audio source into vinyl… ish.

HBO must have been missing Entourage, so its bringing back the big money lifestyle in this new series about the extravagant lives of football players off the field. Stars Dwayne Johnson and Rob Corddry. (Thanks Flex!)

The comedians of The Second City Project poke fun at the overuse of magical elixirs to cure all that ails us. They forgot to mention that coconut oil is good for popping popcorn too.

(PG-13 Language) Leigh Singer revisits the topic of movie scenes which confess to the fact that they’re playing out in a ficticious universe, as characters turn to the camera and acknowledge the audience. Eddie Murphy’s are still our faves.