One of the funniest shorts we’ve seen in a long while. A retired Russian spy gets a chance to rectify a mistake he made when he was still in service, when he so ineptly and hilariously lost a top secret device.

An affordable way to make your homemade burgers more special and unique. The Stuff-A-Burger lets you press a jumbo 3/4 or 1/2 lb. patty filled with the stuffing of your choice.

Mike Mitchell shows his love of the movies by creating his digitally produced collection of favorite film characters; if you’re in Austin 4/26-5/25/13, check them out in person at Mondo.

Designed by Andrea Ponti, each Fusion kitchen knife is handmade from a single piece of wood, either ebony or white maple. Available in two different lengths and in serrated and non-serrated versions. Contact Andrea to order.

By now the world has seen Maru cram himself into small boxes, but thanks to Big Cat Rescue, we now know that the big guys enjoy taking over cardboard structures too. (Thanks Deron!)

The trusty off-roader gets a new look with a manly new front end, a more upscale, but still pragmatic interior, LED tail lamps, an Entune multimedia system with upgraded 8-speaker audio, SiriusXM, USB and Bluetooth.

No, don’t try this at home, but it’s cool to hear Red Bull World Champ freestyle motocross biker Levi Sherwood describe how to do his Shaolin Backflip trick, and see it in slo-mo.

If your goal is to dress to match your Lambo, the handmade leather Koch belt is a good place to start. The buckle is made of 100% solid carbon fiber, which means you don’t have to take it off at airports or security checks.

That’s all the world needs now, hipster dogs taking to the streets of Brooklyn, listening to FUN., and driving Volkswagen Beetles. What’s next? Dog’s riding velocipedes while donning handlebar moustaches?

In this 2011 TED Talk, Primatologist Dr. Frans de Waal shares one of his experiments about moral behavior in animals. Watch what happens when two capuchin monkeys are given unequal rewards for the same task.

A cool promo video by FX house Pixomondo for the Porsche Cayman provides a top-down, spherical perspective, emphasizing the fact that both its vehicle and the world have curves.

The Barman is a simplified weighing scale. Use a mobile app to send the recipe of the drink you want to make to Barman and it will tell you how much of each ingredient to add using an idiot proof interface.

MU is bustling with all kinds of odd characters, and we see how competitive they are as the students try to get into the Scare Program in the official trailer for Monsters University.

It doesn’t have the uncanny valley graphics of Project CARS, but this online multiplayer racing sim makes up for it with officially sanctioned tournaments, a cutting-edge physics engine and laser-scanned tracks and cars.

The Atom charges gadgets using electricity converted from the movement of your bike’s rear wheel. What makes it really useful is its removable 1300mAh battery, letting you charge when it suits you.

An upcoming product from Quirky, the RotoBlade is a more versatile version of the box cutter. A knob lets you change the blade’s orientation so you can use it to scrape or rip in addition to cutting.

An HP Officejet Pro printer has a special trick up its sleeve – the uncanny ability to perfectly file its documents as soon as they’re printed. Though the file cabinet does its part to help out.

(Gore) Front Page Films’ bizarro Batman claims that he doesn’t kill people – he just puts them to sleep. It’s up to Commissioner Gordon and the Penguin – played by Patton Oswalt – to teach him about death.

black+blum say the brrrrr ice tray is inspired by polar bears but we’ve never seen one with 10 legs. Aside from that, it’s sealed design and the fact that it makes whacking stingy ice cubes loose less hazardous is definitely cool.

Based on Lloyd Jones’ eponymous novel, about a teenage girl on a tropical island who becomes enamored with Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations. Will her imagination prove to be her undoing or her inspiration to persevere?

PBS Off Book spoke with scientists, engineers and other tech experts to come up with a very optimistic discussion about the potential of wearable technology and the importance of open source materials.

Russia’s Art Lebedev Studios outs a watch that beautifully integrates the look of nature into its face, inspired by the rings of a tree. We only wish it were made from actual wood. Maybe they can get together with the guys at Mica.

Gunther comes up with an unusual plan to help his sick dad, knowing that the old man only lives to hate him. A story about the lengths we go to for the people we love. Starring and directed by Michael Cera.