Incredible footage of Korean police forces trained in synchronized formations designed to break up and disperse rioters. We’re thinking this was a demonstration exercise, but it’s still impressive – especially once the Molotovs start flying.

Hands down the best part of the 2014 Grammy Awards. Trophy haulers Daft Punk performed a goosebump-inducing remix of Get Lucky with legends Stevie Wonder and Nile Rodgers, as well as the potentially immortal Pharrell Williams.

Knock Knock wants to help you sort the crap out of your stuff. It has different sized boxes, file folders and even a receipt organizer with honest labels such as crap, more crap, other crap, stuff I want to hide and more.

Ahnold is trying to get word out about his fundraiser for After-School All-Stars. What better way than to mess with Gold’s Gym members in Venice. The fundraiser? It’s just for a chance to ride along in Arnold’s Sherman tank. NBD.

Table tennis pros Jean-Michel Saive and Chuang Chih-yuan showcased their skills in both their sport and comedy in this awesome exhibition match. Watch them pull off trick shots and mess with the officials. Full match in HD here.

The dream of the 90s is alive in Volans. Talented digital artist Murat Sayginer made this psychedelic short film. It reminds us of the videos used to demonstrate graphics cards back in the day. It’s kitsch in HD, and it works.

(NSFW: Language) “I don’t like the fact that the people who are making them think they are making f**king Apocalypse Now.” Oasis’ Noel Gallagher clearly is over it. This DVD commentary of their music videos is hilarious. He’s also our new hero.

Adidas brings back its hit basketball sneaker in its original colors. First released in 1979, the Top Ten introduced the padded collar and pivot point to basketball, and it’s timeless look made it a hit on the streets.

“What we are now realizing is that we are guided, constrained and even controlled by the systems we have made.” From Kirby Ferguson (Everything is a Remix) comes a documentary miniseries about the forces that shape our lives.

Bob and Irene McKeown were approached by a brown bear cub as they stepped out of a house in California. The thing is, the cub was right there when they went out. Thankfully Bob only suffered a scratch while Irene was safe in their car.

30 years ago, Apple introduced the first Macintosh with its trademark flash and panache. Today, the Mac has been eclipsed by its smaller siblings, but it’s still the personal computer of choice for many people. Look back here.

Whether you’re in the K.I.S.S. Army, or The Boss is your cup of tea, these bold and dynamic prints by Ryan Rabbass are just the thing for true rock n’ rollers. His technique brings musicians to life despite being still images.

The infamous French prankster Rémi Gaillard drops a doozy of a doo doo on a car, which the driver had just cleaned at a self-service car wash. The clip is from his upcoming movie N’importe Qui – Le Film.

This compact tent from Quechua is designed for a single occupant, and pops up almost instantly. It’s waterproof and offers stakes and guy lines if needed. Folds up in just 15 seconds too. Two-person version also available.

(SPOILERS) Cinefix imagines an extra scene in Spike Jonze’s Her. Recognizing that its product poses unique problems, Element Software set up the appropriate additional options for customers in its tech support.

Google took its Street View cars to the Top Gear test track in the UK. Just head to Google Maps and you can take a tour of the famous track, with The Stig harassing escorting you until you go across the line.

In the words of Hank Schrader, “They’re Not Rocks, They’re Minerals.” And what a hunk of minerals this is. Carved from Brazilian agate, you’re looking at one of the many awesome geode noggins you can buy from Skullis.

It’s a simple head of a match that’s been set ablaze, but the way it acts when recorded at 4,000 frames-per-second makes it look like the surface of a planet which has spontaneously caught on fire and then collapsed upon itself.

A first-person exploration game in which you navigate a perplexing and monotonous office space where small, non-obvious choices result in dramatic changes to the environment. Launched in October on PC, it’s now available for Mac.

A relatively affordable road-legal track car. The Zenos E10 has a 2L 200hp 4-cylinder Ford engine, 5-speed transmission and a carbon fiber and aluminum monocoque. It goes from 0 to 60 in 4.5s and its top speed is 145mph.

Cartoon expert Andre Meadows (aka @BlackNerd) teams up with Screen Junkies’ Hal Rudnick to school us on some of the lesser known appearances of celebrities as voices of cartoon characters. The Bryan Cranston one is priceless.

Cliff Maynard created this image of renown pot smoker Willie Nelson entirely from the burnt roach papers from the butts of joints. He’s also made Bob Marley and Snoop Dogg among others. Prints limited to an edition of 420, natch.

The Onion checks in with a revitalized man, who told sources that he’s enjoyed the right mix of work and personal time ever since he got fired from his job. Once again, American’s Finest News Source is as funny as it is poignant.