Originally made for the U.S. military, with glass lenses offering 98-100% UV protection. The ones pictured have a 23K gold frame, but there are other frames, lenses and temples available.

A team of engineering students from Utah State University – going by the name The Ascending Angels – have built a vacuum-powered backpack which lets its wearer ascend walls a la Spider-Man.

These incredibly creative and intricate sand sculptures were made by Lowe Singapore for an ad campaign for OMO washing detergent, reinforced by the tagline “Dirt is Good.”

Chadwick Dillon’s hoodie has a fully retractable face plate and visor hood, plus a fixed breast plate, spauldrons and elbow couters. Allow 6 weeks for delivery, since each one is handmade.

YouTuber LAHWF one ups the high-five trolls at the Tower of Pisa with a more daring prank: walk alongside strangers and hold their hands. He did it at a school though so it wasn’t that risky.

Chuck Norris is Chuck Norris in Chuck Norris. Watch the martial artist turned action star with various hair and beard lengths, kicking, shooting, intimidating, loving, as a man and as a bear.

While this animation was done with CGI and not actual LEGO, VFX’s short film is still sufficiently impressive that any fan of Inception (or LEGO) should take 2 minutes out of their day to watch it.

The Front Desk is a new YouTube comedy show starring John Lutz (30 Rock) as a clerk at a New York hotel. In the first episode, Lutz has to deal with demanding siblings, all played by Bill Hader.

Chris, Leon and newbie Jake Muller run, shoot and dodge in the new trailer for Resident Evil 6. It looks more like Mission: Impossible with monsters, but the 4-player co-op looks quite enticing.

PRO-Keds teamed up with Louisville Slugger to create this special edition of the Royal Hi. It has a baseball leather upper, baseball cross-stitch detailing, rawhide laces and a cork footbed.

Front Page Films and CollegeHumor are back with another skit about Nolan’s Batman. Rachel Dawes and the Commish finally figure out that he’s Bruce Wayne, so Bats has to convince them otherwise.

Mind-blowingly awesome first-person flight footage over the stunning natural rock formations in Southern Utah, captured with an unmanned R/C plane and GoPro Hero 2 by Todd Sheridan.

Andy Baio points us to a website that wins points for making pointing a pointless but fun distraction. Park your mouse cursor on the site and it will come up with a picture pointing to the cursor.

Dress up your bicycle with one of F&Y’s gorgeous handcrafted handlebars, made from exotic hardwoods. Each one is fitted with an aluminum center for added strength and durability.

What is it with owners too lazy to throw the ball to their dogs? Here, another resourceful pup figures out how to play fetch without any need for its master to lift a finger.

Drexel U. math professor Dr. R. Andrew Hicks created this mirror which provides a distortion-free 45 degree field of view by turning numerous tiny mirrors into one larger mirror, like a disco ball.

Jason Craft used “3D tracking, seamless camera cuts and 3D camera projection” to recreate the mind-bending and space-warping ability of the Portal gun. The gun itself isn’t a prop but CGI.

Keith Hopkin and his best friends take in the warm California atmosphere in the latest edition of Dogs in Cars. We frequently knock dogs for acting like fools, but who can hate a face like that?

Dr. Romanelli teamed up with custom watchmaker Bamford Watch Department to make the Army vs. Navy watches, featuring Beetle Bailey on a Rolex Submariner and Popeye on a Yachtmaster.

Ever heard of finger tutting? Let dancers JayFunk and Joey “Fiasko” Daniels show you how it’s done in this commercial for the Samsung Galaxy S III. Watch their other commercials here.

Now you know why they call fancy fellows “fly.” This robber fly dropped by YouTuber mjlttown’s microscope and busted its hairy ass and legs like Nathan Barnett but with an extra pair of limbs.

(NSFW) A 6-year old goes to his parents bedroom first thing in the morning and stumbles upon them doing the dirty deed. A commercial for the Young Director Award made by BETC Paris.

Based on the Cadillac CTS-V Coupe, the Le Monstre has a 1001hp engine, a competition suspension package and a wide body kit. D3 built it for for a “VIP customer.” Bruce Wayne, perhaps?