A very promising looking documentary about comic strips. It will have over 90 interviews, including the first ever audio interview with Calvin & Hobbes creator Bill Watterson. Watch excerpts here.

(NSFW: Language, Gore) A couple of guys were filming a dead cow – don’t ask us why – when more cows arrive to check them out. One cow was either more furious or curious than the others.

A small and affordable breathalyzer that plugs into your smartphone’s 3.5mm headphone jack. It will be released with support for both iOS and Android devices. Test yourself before you wreck yourself.

(NSFW: Language) Chell meets someone who speaks her language and helps her make a lie come true. Fortunately the folks behind HISHE were smart enough to add a few twists to the predictable jokes.

A blog where people submit edited pictures of movie characters, turning their weapons into thumbs-ups. Because “real tough guys don’t need guns, they just need a positive, can-do attitude.” 

Was the destruction of the Death Star an inside job? YouTuber Graham Putnam reveals a traitor within the ranks of the Empire in this silly parody of the 9/11 conspiracy series Loose Change.

(NSFW: Language) Andy Gilleand’s latest game-turned-movie. The result isn’t as cinematic as Uncharted, but it’s still a good way to catch up on the franchise – assuming you have 3 hours to kill.

An arrogant husband keeps on boasting to his wife that his tablet and apps can take the place of almost anything that she can do on paper. But don’t worry ladies, she gets the last laugh.

A leather belt with a tobacco pipe built into its buckle. The pipe is secured by a pair of magnets. It is rustproof, double-barrelled and is made of nickel-plated aluminum. Now where to put that lighter?

A bloody, sexy, and awesome looking melee combat game from Suda 51. The visuals are reason enough to buy it, but we’re hopeful the gameplay will shine through too. Japanese trailer here.

A low-budget indie zombie flick with a quiet intensity and sense of terror as its small core group tries to deal with the psychological and physical torments of the zombie apocalypse. Digital release 6/2013.

A major battle erupts between the guys from Sneaky Zebra, but all they’ve got to work with are props from various science fiction and fantasy flicks. No guns, knives or fists here.

Designer Amaya Gutierrez drew inspiration from her home in Oaxaca, Mexico for this comfy looking handwoven chair. A team in LA uses Oaxacan knitting techniques to give the chair its unique look.

An epic one-minute ad that premiered during last night’s The Walking Dead features a cinematic look at the thrilling gameplay and environs of the game that just can’t get here soon enough.

Humans have more than five senses, shaving does not make hair grow back thicker and Ron Burgundy never said “Well, that escalated quickly.” These and more shockers in Mental Floss’ debunkathon.

The Vamp Verza amplifier might be an audiophile’s best friend. It can be used on mobile devices as well as PCs, and can also be used as a USB sound card. It has optical out, USB and micro-USB ports.

Saints Row continues on its crazy trajectory with its fourth installment. Saints Row IV sees the Saints become U.S. Presidents. Then they get abducted by aliens. Then they gain superpowers. Naturally.

LG has teamed up with The Awesomer and our bro site, Technabob to give away one of their awesome 29″ Ultrawide 21:9 Displays. Enter to win Here. (Ends 12:00am CDT 3/25/13. U.S. Residents Only.)

Minute Physics tackles a head-scratching topic. As expected, we don’t get a straight answer, but it’s quite interesting nonetheless. For instance, it turns out Ptolemy’s assumption was right. Kind of.

The Philips DesignLine TV looks like it’s made of a single piece of glass, thanks to its seamless and frameless glass front. The LED-backlit 3D HDTV also uses Philips’ Ambilight technology.

We’ve seen Princess Bride mashed up with Star Wars, but this one by YouTuber CinestirTV is more fitting. Instead of the one with Buttercup’s tale, guess what book grandpa reads to Fred Savage?

You’ll identify with this great animated short by Benny Box if you’ve ever found yourself mentally humming a tune you can’t stand because you were the unfortunate victim of an ear worm.

Artist Calvin Seibert creates sandcastles with wondrously smooth surfaces, comprised of squares, spheres, cylinders and other shapes influenced by both traditional and modern architecture.