A grill that works with gas or electric cooktops to bring that smokey delicious flavor indoors using a layer of lava rocks – letting you BBQ without setting off the smoke detector like we always do.

No, cats aren’t supposed to wear leashes! People, on the other hand, need structure and direction. Here, Kodi the kitten demonstrates all the proper moves to keep his human in line.

As a Tier 1 Operator, you’ll have access to cutting edge equipment – not to mention regenerating health and bullet time – as shown in this gameplay footage from Medal of Honor: Warfighter.

Multitask in the shower with the Reflect, a shower head with a mirrored surface. A cavity of water inside the shower head heats the surface to prevent it from fogging up even in thick steam.

We’ll just assume the guys playing around with this excavator at the beach were on break when they decided to do something that is at once playful, dangerous and immensely entertaining to watch.

SWEAR TO MEOW! Tumblr blogger GorillaSushi turned his friend’s cat Jasper into The Dark Knight, capable of killing rats just by staring at them (cue theme song). Thank goodness for Photoshop.

The video for Disparate Youth, the lead single from Santigold’s much-awaited second album Master of My Make-Believe. A steady getaway song for the young and the young at heart.

From Jimmy Kimmel’s fake detective files come a kid who has a propensity to say “Yes” to every question. Though we can see why such an adventurous young man would already love life.

Madeline the dachshund finds a new playmate and desperately tries to prolong their interaction. In crab news, a long and gigantic floppy-eared monster is terrorizing citizens. Zigzag away from it.

Lock and load your files in this flash drive from Brando. The miniature pistol replica hides the actual flash drive, which looks and works a bit like a firearm magazine. Comes in 2GB-16GB capacity.

(Graphic Footage) You’d never think that while speeding around a track in your Z06 you’d have to be on the lookout for deer, but this driver is lucky to have survived this horrific impact. Poor deer.

If you can’t afford the TMA-1, the Capital is a good alternative. Made out of nylon and fiberglass, the headphones are made to take a beating while dispensing beats from their 40mm drivers.

Designer Po-Chih Lai’s unique skateboard prototype adds extra pivoting points and doubles its wheels to allow it to ride not just on bumpy surfaces, but down stairs without its rider falling off.

It’s not exactly Real Steel but Tomy’s BattroBorg 2.0 is definitely a step up from Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em. It lets you face a friend (or enemy) with a robot that responds to your ninchaku-style controller.

Marco Ho is Bogart the Explorer, a parody of the late wildlife expert Steve Irwin. Bogart studies the Philippine urban jungle and its specimens, such as this one, the Filipino Snatcher.

McDonald’s Canada takes us to a burger photo shoot, comparing an in-store Quarter Pounder to the precisely styled ones that show up in ads, which surprisingly use the exact same ingredients.

A dual-purpose bag, the Camera Cooler comes with dividers to help it hold your DSLR and its accessories securely. Remove the dividers and you can fit a six pack of your favorite beverage inside.

Lepers and Lycans’ t-shirts feature cute designs of famous authors as animals. The selection is pretty small right now but considering the quality of the designs, we are hoping to see more soon.

Designed to improve safety for cycling and other nighttime activities, the HALO belt is a bright, wearable illuminated strip, alerting drivers (or other ravers) to your presence in the dark.

A track from Sun, the latest album from folk rock singer Chan Marshall aka Cat Power. In case you were counting, this is her first compilation of original material in six years. We’re getting old.

Directed by Takashi Miike (13 Assassins), Hara-Kiri: Death of a Samurai is about a ronin who threatens to commit suicide at a lord’s house – an aggressive way of asking for alms in feudal Japan.

Domino master FlippyCat takes on Vincent Van Gogh’s masterpiece Starry Night using approximately 7,000 falling tiles. Despite a few glitches along the way, we’re still impressed.

88:88 sees a woman determined to defend herself from a persistent intruder. We like to think of it as a science fiction version of Home Alone. The music is by Makeup and Vanity Set.