The Warp Zone and Jimmy Wong team up to remind us how much better TV theme songs were when they actually explained the plot of the show, with a head-boppin’, finger-snappin’ rendition of Mark Mueller’s theme song from the late ’80s classic DuckTales.

The 2016 Christmas commercial for UK retailer John Lewis totally rips off a classic YouTube clip, but it’s still a fantastic antidote to all the negative Juju floating around the universe in the wake of the recent US presidential election.

Luc Besson’s latest sci-fi film Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets looks like a futurist’s wet dream, with eye-popping visuals, and a lighthearted, but action-packed world which brings back memories of his classic The Fifth Element. We can only hope it’s as much fun.

There’s something just so wrong when vocalist Natalie Angst sings “Well, I’d pop a cap in Sancho and I’d slap her down.” We can think of no stranger cover version of Sublime’s controvertial 1996 classic than this jazzy remake by Postmodern Jukebox.

The Quadsaw is a power drill attachment that lets you cut perfectly square or rectangular holes through plaster board in seconds – perfect for installing power outlets, light switches and more. It has an adjustable handle, a level and a ruler.

HUF and Thrasher Magazine’s early Holiday special for skaters. The Tour de Stoops collection features 90’s style tees, shirts, socks and caps as well as coach jackets, anoraks and shoes. The two brands also made a skate video to complement their collection.

Blizzard celebrates the Diablo series’ 20th anniversary with an upcoming DLC that adds Diablo 2‘s Necromancer class to Diablo 3. D3 will also get a free patch that adds the original Diablo‘s Cathedral and its denizens. More here.

Goorin Bros. created the perfect hat to wear while sipping I.W. Harper’s smooth, honeyed bourbon. The limited-edition Harper is a rich felt fedora, with a whiskey colored band, and the “Bowing Man” logo inside. The hat is available now from Goorin Bros. shops and online.

The Incredible Hulk’s body with Bruce Banner’s mind. YouTuber By Any Means Basketball points out many of the skills and traits that make King James one of the most well-rounded basketball players of all time.

LEGO’s latest awesome ride is based on BMW’s rugged off-road travel bike, the R 1200 GS Adventure. The 603-piece kit is a brilliant recreation of the bike, down to the 2-cylinder boxer engine and BMW logo on the fuel tank. Drops January 2017.

Competitive eater Matt “Megatoad” Stonie sees how fast he can devour all five of KFC’s $5 Fill Up Meals: 9 fried chicken pieces, 3 mashed potatoes, a chicken pot pie, a famous bowl, 3 biscuits, 5 cookies and 5 medium cups of Diet Coke. Finger lickin’ bad.

Screen Junkies rightfully delivers a beat down to Independence Day: Resurgence, a sequel that no one really wanted, and inevitably ended up being worse than we all thought it would be. Goldblum, you traitor.

On-the-go yogis can and should practice in style with Yoga Design Lab’s travel mat. It folds into a travel bag with ease and is great for hotel room stretching or hot studio sessions. If you’ve ever searched for a mat with artistic style and convenience, it’s here, waiting for you.

Like Overwatch? Awe Me shows us how to make a floating replica of Zenyatta’s Orb of Destruction using a plastic ball ornament, EVA foam, an electromagnet and an LED. The beauty of this guide is that you can easily spin it off to make other levitating orbs.

Despite being labeled as “ninja scissors, this is clearly the dual-bladed weapon of an office samurai. Like the real deal, these novelty cutters are made in Japan, and are perfect for chopping up your paper foes.

“Snapchat is goth… if you use the right filter.” Pitchfork reminds us that Goth started off as more than just dark eye makeup, with a look back the subculture’s earliest days in the late 1970s as an offshoot of the UK punk scene. In other news, we miss old Ministry.