Nathan Shields made a neat little device he calls the Pangraph which he uses to pour pancake batter from a bottle directly to the griddle in spirograph patterns. With it he’s able to produce some awesome looking breakfast treats.

The music video for Save Me, a single from the latest album of France-based singer Irma. Shot in one take, the video makes great use of projection mapping and perspective to go through different emotions and environments.

Photographer Paul Richardson spent three weeks in Paris. After a total of 400 hours of work, he finished this intense time-lapse of the French capital, presenting the city as a lively metropolis with equal parts history and progress.

A fun disco track from Finnish electronic duo TJH87. Directed and animated by Kalle Kotila, the music video features 87 actual album covers. Name 5 covers that appeared consecutively and you could win a prize from the band.

Prepare to jump out of your seat with this cinematic for the upcoming first-person horror game, which requires stealth, patience, and keen observational skills or you can expect to be ripped to shreds. Run ‘n gunners look elsewhere.

A plate with a cup holder at the bottom. It has two rails that locks most 16oz, 18oz and 20oz disposable cups in place. KuploK is reusable and is made from BPA-free recyclable plastic.

Using motion tracking tech and a grid of LED screens, AKQA designed Nike’s RISE basketball court to help provide training drills for young athletes, but to also put on an amazing lightshow. The NBA needs these now.

(NSFW: Language) A man invites his date to his place. She promptly snoops around and stumbles upon… his Netflix account. Collegehumor reminds us that you shouldn’t judge a book by its viewing habits. Also anime are awesome.

Musician Scott Bradlee pays tribute to Robin Williams, turning in a wonderfully ear-friendly ragtime piano arrangement of Friend Like Me from Aladdin. Our wish: that Robin Williams will be remembered for his life, and not how it ended.

Independent filmmaker Thomas Leveritt shocks unsuspecting passersby when he shows them what they look like under an ultraviolet lens that reveals the underlying effects of direct exposure to UV rays. We’re going to get some SPF50 now.

Iranian wrestler Iman Sadeghikoukandeh (in the red shorts) looks like he’s about to lose his footing, as his opponent Rashidov Gadzhimurad has him by the leg. All we can say is you can’t keep a good man down.

Inconceivable! YouTuber Phillip Raupach did a brilliant job taking lines from The Princess Bride out of context and turning them into a creepy horror flick; the story of a young Prince and his deadly obsession with another man’s girl.

You might think that the theme music from Super Mario World is devoid of lyrics, but you’d be wrong. At least if the guys at ADHD are to believed, T. Yoshisaur Munchakoopas – better known as Yoshi – sang the disgruntled lyrics.

Has a Swiss movement, a sapphire glass, a stainless steel case and is waterproof up to 330ft. It has dual time zone, alarm, chronograph and programmable compass functions, and a video that will make your balls grow moustaches.

Made by MIT Engineering students, Press Fit’s lightweight maple plywood standing desk can be assembled or disassembled within seconds without the need for any tools. Press Fit will also make a sitting desk and stool set.

Believe it or not, this is not a teaser for a new Dante’s Inferno game, nor is there one incoming. Dante’s Redemption is a fan-made short film made by Naughty Dog animator Tal Peleg, based on scenes and sounds from the video game.

The Stig had fun at the Top Gear Festival’s Durban leg. He rode on a motorbike, somersaulted in a buggy and drifted in a Mustang. Then he went bungee jumping… in an F1 car. Which he stole. Alternate angle here.

Shades with a unique stainless steel hinge that let you swap their temples within seconds and without using tools. They’ll launch with 12 frames and 12 temple designs. Each pair of sunglasses will come with with two pairs of temples.

A YouTube classic. Apparently aired in Illinois in 1991, the video shows what appears to be a recital by a man who barely seems to know who he is, let alone the lyrics to his odd setlist.

The moment that you hear the first twang from the banjoist of Finnish bluegrass group Steve ‘N’ Seagulls as he furiously plucks out the familiar opening riff of the standard in AC/DC you know you’re about to be Thunderstruck.

VSSL makes compact outdoor utility kits. Its supplies kit for instance packs 15 tools – including a flashlight, a candle and a wire saw – in an 8″ long aluminum tube. It also has a first aid kit and an emergency shelter kit.

Why? Because it’s great at real life. Anthony Carboni explains how the brain’s limitations, coping mechanisms and other tricks that help us stay alive and sane could also be the reason why we make mistakes in video games.

A look at some of the multiplayer chase modes and huge open world of The Crew. Instead of focusing on realism, the game is simple arcade-style fun. After playing an early build back at E3, this game is definitely on our holiday buying list.