Inspired by Thomas Edison’s vintage lightbulbs, The Dapper Llama creates fine handmade wooden table lamps which add a rich and nostalgic ambient glow to any room.

Boston Dynamics’ diminutive wheeled robot can drive around like an R/C car, then jump to heights of up to 30 feet in a blink of an eye, allowing it to perform stealthy surveillance from rooftops.

Capable of shooting high-speed video at 1280×1024 resolution at 500 frames-per-second – or up to 20,000fps at lower resolutions, the TS3Cine captures amazing slow-motion footage.

We already know how to peel garlic in a jiffy, so let’s add one more speed-up to our kitchen repertoire, with the fastest way to remove a baked potato skin (though we still like to eat ours.)

Carry your BBQ grill along with your beach chairs thanks to the fold-up design of this compact stainless steel grill. Provides a 17 1/2″ x 13″ cooking surface, but folds down to just 7/8″ thick.

This kid clearly has the best Dad on the planet. Just check out his custom Caddy stroller – complete with neon undercarriage lights and a special surprise from the exhaust system.

(NSFW: Language) Inspired by the success of Louis CK’s customer-friendly release, Aziz Ansari is also selling his own stand-up special Dangerously Delicious for just $5, uncensored and uncut.

Using just Peter Hollen’s voice, and Lindsey Stirling’s violin combined from 120 individual tracks, this should replace the theme that shipped with Skyrim: Elder Scrolls. (Thanks Kevin)

Wander through the public spaces of the White House and explore its artworks from the comfort of your computer, thanks to Google’s collaboration with President Obama and the First Lady.

A group of colorful beings bring an equally colorful city to life with their mind in this eye-popping animated short film by Argentinian design and motion graphics studio 2veinte.

(Spoilers) Time travel – neat cop out or inescapable plot hole? CollegeHumor continues its SNES-ification of TV shows and takes on the Eleventh Doctor’s head-scratching adventures.

The relatively safe for work trailer for Seth McFarlane’s directorial debut Ted. It divulges a lot plot-wise, but let’s not pretend that we’re going to watch this movie for the story.

While we think the idea of of Google’s Project Glass looks pretty cool, we’re just happy that it’s not running on Windows, as demonstrated by this snarky video from YouTuber Vlakkeland.

A reversible jacket – one side has a more formal design than the other – for quick business trips. Submit your email address to be eligible for a 50% discount when the jacket is released.

Your eggs are missing and the pigs have them stashed away. Who do you call in? Don’t count on George Peppard, Dirk Benedict, Mr. T and that other guy to show up – call on The Angry Team.

A stainless steel box that holds about 45 matches. Its barrel pops is coated so safety matches can be lit as they are taken out. The textured bottom is for igniting strike-anywhere matches.

Aimed at young – and rich – families, the Fisker Atlantic is a four-door hybrid sport sedan. It shares the sleek and curvy aesthetic of the Karma and Surf, with the addition of a see-through glass roof.

Trick shot enthusiast Dude Perfect borrowed the Goodyear blimp for his latest video. He’s so up high you can barely see the ball as it drops. As usual, his homies are there to scream their asses off.

A young man experiences afterlife in the Old West, still haunted by memories of his lover. An animated visual feast directed by Mike Roberts, based on the music of Canadian indie rock band The Sadies.

YouTuber FinalCutKing used a slingshot to smash porcelain wares, glass and other fragile objects. The destruction was filmed using a Phantom Flex camera, shot between 3,200 to 6,900 fps.

When your coffee cup is empty, you might feel like a zombie. Rejoin the ranks of the living with this porcelain mug which shows a full life heart only when filled with a hot beverage.

More than 7 minutes of Borderlands 2 gameplay footage. It doesn’t actually have 96.5% more wub-wub, but it has tons of weapons, more diverse classes and drop-in drop-out split-screen co-op.

Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang define love in simple but true terms in Charles M. Schulz’ 1965 book, Love is Walking Hand in Hand. The book is out of print, hence its high price. (Thanks Bea!)