The cast of The Walking Dead recently dropped by Conan. The late night show started things out with an appropriate opening sequence, featuring a belated inside joke plus Conan himself as a zombie. Or not.

Spices which pack the right balance of heat and booze. Flavors include Garlic Grappa, Citrus Rum, and Wasabi Sake. Great on eggs, meats and potatoes, the Smoky Bourbon is our fave, but heat lovers should try the fiery Scorpion Bourbon.

Watch out Flappy Bird. Independent game developer Coffee Stain Studios presents the next big thing in gaming. Or not. They were just fooling around with “programming stuff” and decided to make this video.

What’s most fascinating about this clips isn’t the footage of the flies fighting in slow motion, it’s that there’s something called “Substance P” that could be used to decrease (or increase) aggression in humans. Supervillains, get cracking.

A 5200mAh battery that lets you charge on the go without a cable. Like other induction chargers, it sends power through an internal patch or a case attached to your phone. Also has a USB charging port and can charge two devices at once.

Ever play with SSP racers when you were a kid? This guy (in Russia, naturally) tests the theory you can start a real car with the same method when the battery dies. Of course, don’t try this on any vehicle you actually care about.

Pacemaker is a DJ app for the iPad designed to be easy to use. It lets you mix your iTunes songs, and it can access tracks in Spotify as well. By our estimate that gives you around 5.3 bajillion song combinations.

Pleated Jeans dips into the archives for these tracks, which include such instant classics as “I don’t think you’re ready for fish jelly.” and “We don’t need no education, we don’t need no fart control.” You might though after fish jelly.

This handy gadget infuses the thousands of tiny bubbles into your beer, using ultrasonic technology. This gives it the perfect creamy head, improving taste and appearance.

Last year, Ylvis thought they could teach us all about Foxes, but it turns out they were completely wrong, as SciShow illustrates in this brief educational clip. And here we thought they said “Ring-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding.”

(Gore) This short film by animators Ruud Coenen, Luc Thijssen, Frank van Vugt and Stein Louisse tells the tale of three people as they vie for a mysterious box. We love the edgy, cel-shaded look, though it leaves us wanting even more.

The Kickstarter-funded Ledge Pants are stain-proof and water-resistant, thanks to durable Schoeller-dryskin fabric. Tha pants also have elastene fabric, making them stretchable and resistant to wrinkles.

True believers! Support Glen Bricker’s proposal for an official LEGO set of Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters. It has four levels, including the Danger Room and Cerebro, as well as a variety of X-Men minifigs, including Professor X.

The recent string of superhero movies are making Screen Junkies’ job a walk in the park. The group’s latest Honest Trailer pokes fun at the many spatial extrusions in Thor: The Dark World, aka The Avengers 2 appetizer.

This animated/live-action concept footage gives us an inkling of what Brandon Laatsch is imagining for an epic feature-length film inspired by the world of Minecraft. Support the project on Kickstarter and watch the teaser in HD here.

(NSFW: Language) Are your friends starting families like the Great Flood just ended? Are your parents nagging you for a proxy to take care of? Try this revolutionary treatment, and you may never look back. Also try Not Getting Married!

For the Top Gear at the Movies special, Richard Hammond took on paintball-wielding baddies on rooftops, bikes, cars and a helicopter – first in a BMW 1M, and then a Porsche Carrera R. Looks fun, but if those were real bullets, he’d be toast.

Pop Chart Lab screen printed its Cartography of Kitchenware on a natural canvas apron. The result is a poster of over 200 kitchen tools, machines and more that’s more useful and affordable than the original.

Leonard Solomon creates and plays unusual musical instruments – in this case, he performs the jazz classic Tiger Rag on his Callioforte, which sounds like a Calliope, but without the steam. Hear his “majestic” Bellowphone here.

The intense wub wub of First Person Shooter backs this performance by Android, Top Knotch and Dizzy of Dragon House and only serves to intensify the impact of their precise maneuvers, which remind us in some ways of The Matrix.

PillPack is a medicine subscription service for U.S. residents. They’ll work with your doctor and insurance company to collect the medicines you need, sort them in clearly labeled and portable packs, then ship them to you at no added cost.

(NSFW: Language) If we could go back in the time machine to 2006 and nominate someone for the Darwin Awards, it would be this dude, who repeatedly attempted to destroy a guitar with his head. Now listen to your mother, Andrew.

Behance member John Raya made Star Wars-themed football helmets, borrowing many of the color schemes and icons from those of NFL teams. We’d love to see the Hal Hutta Hutts on offense. NFC teams here, AFC teams here.