Have you ever looked at a cloud and imagined it to be something else? Gilbert Legrand does that to everyday objects. With a bit of modification and some clever painting, Gilbert creates sculptures that are a joy to behold.

(NSFW: Language) Last Week Tonight sums up recent concerns about endorsements for weight loss products, which are made possible partly because nutritional supplements are unregulated in the United States. There’s no magic pill, guys.

Odin is a battery-powered portable projector that runs Android KitKat, which means it can run Google Play apps. It has Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, HDMI and USB ports. It can create up to a 250″ screen and can also be used as a Bluetooth speaker.

(NSFW: Language, SPOILERS) Steve Love returns for another round of Game of Thrones character impressions, particularly characters from the fourth season of the series. His Oberyn needs work, but he’s got Varys down pat.

Trials Fusion player Nexiha takes on an insane level called The Cave. But we’re actually watching the work of two expert gamers here, because The Cave is not in the game by default. It was made by YouTuber The Epic Trials.

What’s better than a creamy head on your beer? A beer slushie, that’s what. Kirin Ichiban’s machine turns beer into a slushie that you can then use to top off a glass of beer, helping it stay cool for up to 30 minutes longer.

Michelangelo and Abraham Lincoln star in History Cops. This puntastic animated short was made to promote the Blu-ray and DVD release of The LEGO Movie. “I release you from the shackles of freedom.” Yaaaay – what?

Sunpocket makes foldable shades for people who love sports and the outdoors. The sunglasses have an unbreakable polycarbonate lenses with 100% UV protection. The lenses and frames come in a variety of designs and colors.

“Care Package: Not Found.” The upcoming multiplayer adventure FPS Destiny features a dance command. YouTuber Insanmiac thinks the game’s machine race Exo has the sweetest moves. The song is Sometimes by Proleter.

Patchnride is a small device that lets you repair most bicycle tires without using other tools by injecting a permanent patch into the hole. The first version is for clincher or tubular tires; a version for tubeless tires will follow soon.

A neat trick that makes clear objects dipped into liquid appear to have vanished. The secret – using glycerol or another clear, viscous liquid with the same refractive index as the outer glassware. Yeah, science!

Jimmy Kimmel Live and Amar’e Stoudemire asked Metta World Peace to go to a non-existent event so they could send him on an annoying limo ride. It’s worth watching just for Cousin Sal’s jokes. Keep getting them checks Amar’e!

Designed by Kate Brown, this amazing 8.5-foot-tall sculptural outdoor chair provides a relaxing, curved seating area that can spin 360 degrees. An example of the chair is on display at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West in Scottsdale, AZ.

A small-time con man meets a beautiful couple, and soon discovers that the husband is just a polished version of him. When the couple turns to him for a favor, all bets are off. Starring Viggo Mortensen, Kirsten Dunst and Oscar Isaac.

What better way to celebrate the arrival of Summer but to open up a comfy blanket and relax under a big tree. Bespoke Post’s latest box includes a large Go-Throw Linen blanket and a roll-up Chess/Checker set to kick things off.

The latest 3D printer from MakerBot has a massive 12″ x 12″ x 18″ build area, which allows for printing large models, or multiple small ones at once. We want one just so we can print skulls like the one shown here.

The King of Random shows us that it’s possible to make an eensy barbecue grill using a recycled aluminum can. It’s only big enough for a single hot dog, but it’s still a neat hack. Keep an eye on his YouTube channel on 6/25 for a full tutorial.

We’ve seen the Game of Thrones crew dressed for the 1980s, so now they need a theme song, right? Luigi Donatello scratches that itch with a version of the GoT theme song had it taken place in the decade of big hair and bigger synthesizers.

An engineer in Russia shows off a neat gadget that lets him convert plastic drink bottles into string usable for lashing and heat-shrinking. His contraption that works much like an apple peeler to turn bottles into a thin, continuous strip.

Made with the support of Zach Braff and game designer Cliff Bleszinski, Jeremy Snead’s Video Games: The Movie looks at the history and the future of interactive entertainment. Featuring interviews with developers, inventors and more.

(NSFW: Language) Colton Wright found himself face to face with an owl that somehow got into his house. After an initial freakout, he eventually found that a calm demeanor – and a Swiffer – was the solution to his owly dilemma.

(NSFW: Language) Oh dear. Eager Beaver Films created this amusing mashup of the Mr. Men universe with the dark and devious world of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman. The Roger Hargreaves voiceover is priceless.

Smosh Games takes on Portal and Portal 2, their quirky characters, and VALVE’s seeming inability to make a 3rd full game in any given franchise. C’mon guys, we’re dying for some Half-Life 3. Or Portal 3. Or Team Fortress 3.