Serving up the perfect breakfast, designer Jon Wye’s special-purpose ceramic plates have a sloped surface and reservoir to collect pooling syrup so you can dip each bite in the sticky stuff.

Anita spent 2 years helping this wolf pack socialize with humans. This is their reunion after a 2 month separation. Note how submissive she is, compared to this equally heartwarming reunion with a dog.

You’ve probably seen pictures of this crazy room floating around the Web. Watch the video to see how graffiti artist Tilt and his friends created the split-personality Panic Room at Au Vieux Panier.

The perfect complement to that bottle of bacon syrup, Torani has outed this unusual flavor to top off your cocktails, coffees and sauces with the heavenly combo of fried chicken and waffles.

From Josh Guyot – co-founder of Joby – comes Galileo, a 360º pan-and-tilt stand for iOS devices that can be controlled via another iOS device. An adapter for GoPro cameras is also in the works.

Feeling like a zombie today? Take a bite of out of one of these tasty handmade chocolate skulls, and recharge with a little sugar fix – or some candy or walnut brains if you really are among the undead.

The Doubleback is a Volkswagen Transporter modified with an electric slide out rear pod that adds 6′ of space – it’s a vehicle and trailer in one. Unfortunately it’s only available in the UK.

Nicki Bluhm and The Gramblers crank out an awesome lo-fi cover of Hall and Oates’ classic – while she’s driving the van they’re in. Bonus points for the kazoo solo. More van sessions here.

This unassuming wall-mounted shelf made from layers of laminated wood is readily transformed into a huge cargo freighter once you stack your books and other whatnots on top.

This is the 1984 Toleman TG-184-2, the exact same car that the legendary Ayrton Senna drove in his debut in Formula 1, the same season where he took second place in the rainy 1984 Monaco GP.

Folks who stopped by Spotify’s camp at SXSW were treated to a performance by soul artist Kimbra. She played a funkier version of her hit single Settle Down by sampling her voice as beats.

Watch in awe as Australian street trial rider Andrew Dickey shows off his jumping and balancing skills, planting his black bike’s tires on the most precarious of surfaces.

While most of us would want to hide our mess of gadget cables, Daniel Ballou’s concept uses them to turn a desk into an industrial landscape. We wish there were tiny birds to go along with the towers.

Our search for clean, sustainable and adorable energy is over. We have found our solution. Citizens of the world, follow these simple steps and we’ll be cranking up generators in no time.

(MAJOR SPOILERS) HBO’s 22-minute recap of the first season of Game of Thrones is perfect for those who are new to the series. We watched this just so we could stare at the beautiful Emilia Clarke.

Tuscon’s Pima Air & Space Museum built a paper airplane that was so big it had to be lifted and launched by helicopter. The 800lb. plane hit a top speed of 98mph before it crashed to the ground.

We know all too well that the line between winners and losers can be painfully thin. This t-shirt from UK-based shop Quiet British Accent is dedicated to the less fortunate competitors.

This is Cody. He’s cute and all, but we’re convinced that he’s actually a man cursed to become a dog. The stark contrast and duration of his terrifying wail had us crying in glee. And fear.

Do your best Joerg Sprave impression with Montie Gear’s awesome metal slingshot, cut from a 1/2″ thick aluminum plate cut using a powerful waterjet. Also available in black. Fires 1/2″ ball bearings.

Help Brian McGinn and Rod Blackhurst make a documentary about an artist who is as loved as he is deplored for his music. Rewards include having Kenny G perform for you in an elevator.

While they have to do something about the name, we like the looks and specs on this Slovenian carbon fiber sports car, with a 4.2L Audi V8, producing 444hp and a top speed of 193mph.

If the teaser didn’t give you enough to chew on, watch as Robert Kirkman explains Telltale’s video game take on The Walking Dead, and in-depth footage of its choose-your-own-path gameplay.

We’ve already gone for a swim from a dog’s point of view. Here’s a behind the ears look at Los Angeles’ Runyon Canyon, courtesy of corgi Riley. The song is Here’s to Now by Ugly Casanova.