Paul Robertson and Ivan Dixon created this awesome pixelated version of the opening of The Simpsons. While we’ve played several Simpsons video games, this is the one we want to play most – especially that level at the end.

Another offbeat cover version of Darude’s 1999 techno dance hit Sandstorm, but instead of using a toy trumpet or floppy drives, the musicians of Akkordeonorchester München play the tune on a quartet of accordions.

Australian tinkerer Roger Webb demonstrates the precision of his CNC router by replicating an iconic American coin out of brass. Sure, it’s larger than the real thing, but still an amazing result. Also, that’s a nickel, not a dollar.

Saturday Night Live satirized the stereotype of the submissive housewife with this hilarious fake commercial. What’s a wife to do during the Big Game when the boys don’t need to be served? Play with Totino’s Super Bowl Activity Pack!

The IKEA shopper’s nightmare turned into a video game. Höme Improvisåtion is about building flat-pack furniture. The furniture requires no tools for assembly, but it also doesn’t come with any instructions.

“What are we doing eating these huge salads? Let’s go practice rapping!” Saturday Night Live imagines what would happen if Lifetime – which is notorious for its awfully written and cast biopics – made a movie about Hova.

College Humor pokes fun at the ridiculously fake looking baby that turned up in Clint Eastwood’s otherwise realistic American Sniper, drawing our attention away from the powerful dialogue, and destroying the scene’s verisimilitude (look it up.)

This space-age device is capable of pushing out room-filling, distortion-free sound on par with speakers many times its size. Packed with tech, its computer-controlled mechanical wings create high pressure waves to increase bass output.

Cats would sleep all day if they could – only getting up in the middle of the night to meow and make biscuits on your face. Towards this end, one cat has perfected a technique that lets it stay in bed while drinking. Now, to work on pooping.

Jimmy Fallon and the Roots join an all-star lineup of vocalists including Blake Shelton, Carrie Underwood, Ariana Grande, Sam Smith, Meghan Trainor, One Direction, Usher and the mighty Christina Aguilera to sing the Queen classic.

This year’s Super Bowl commercials featured the typical big budgets and emotional manipulation we’re used to seeing. But one little commercial – for glue of all things – won the night as far as we’re concerned. Directed by Tim & Eric, natch.

This short animation by WeAreSeventeen pokes fun at an all too common sight, people walking blindly through life staring at their smartphones. We’ve certainly been guilty of this, but sometimes we need to rejoin the real world.

Crikey O’ Blimey! The clueless British sports commentator is back with his take on the 2015 Super Bowl. Only the game he actually watched was the Oregon/Ohio State championship. And Big O 12 is one of our favorite players.

After looking at how actors and movie props can create visually appealing shapes, Tony Zhou points out at an inverse framing technique. In Drive, Nicolas Winding Refn distributed visual cues on opposing quadrants for various purposes.

The world’s calendar. Forekast is a crowdsourced list of upcoming events. You can post, upvote and comment on events, subscribe to categories and get reminders. For now, only global events are accepted, but local happenings are in the works.

FoodBeast shows us a way to make those chocolate creme-filled cookies just that much better, infusing them with a boozy pudding mixture. As an added bonus, you get to eat all the sugary filling you scrape out while making them.

The classic turn-based strategy game returns in HD for PCs and iOS and Android tablets. Sadly, the PC version is buggy and doesn’t have LAN support, so you’ll be better off with the classic HoMM3 complete pack.

YouTuber AAAjoken loves to feature Japanese toys, especially miniatures. Here he cooks tiny servings of breakfast made of quail eggs, sausages and milk tea using a realistic kitchen set from toymaker Konapun.

Calamityware’s bandanas disguise monsters and other creepy critters in their patterns. Choose from the already available blue paisley print, or the new red pixel art design which is now raising funds on Kickstarter.

There aren’t many things better on this earth than chocolate and sugar. By mixing cane sugar with orange cacao, chili, cinnamon & allspice, chef Suzi Sheffield lets you add a delicious hint of sweet and spicy chocolate to any dish, sweet or savory.

YouTuber John Freefor shares this video of a polite dog who appears to know how humans greet. We think he was raised by a soldier though. His two-stage bark is more stern than cheerful.

YouTuber Razmig presents the perfect workout place for millennials, or at least anyone who can pronounce its name. #@thegym has lots of mirrors for selfies, USB charging ports and of course exercise machines free Wi-Fi.

Currently in alpha, Besiege is a charming physics-based construction game. Build wacky medieval siege engines to accomplish objectives, which are mostly about destroying stuff. It’s like Kerbal Space Program but with more explosions.