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Kenny Powers is starting to kick things into high gear as MFCEO of K-Swiss. Here he is introducing the world to the new Blades shoe the only way he knows how: like a boss.

Stop-motion master Alex Kobbs made this montage featuring LEGO-fied versions of last year’s most popular video games – from Portal 2 to Skyrim – for the 15th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards.

A brilliantly executed print campaign for Stihl Power Tools by Australia’s \WHYBIN \TWBA \TEQUILA inspiring us to go outside with clever references to modern technology.

Kids take on the classic Black Knight scene from Monty Python’s Holy Grail. They take a little liberty with the lines, but we’ll forgive them. Mad sword skills there, Arthur, King of the Britons.

Designer Jake Wright turns military waste into lighting fixtures and furniture. His creations take the equipment “out of their aggressive context” and highlight their form rather than their function.

The latest revision to Lazer Tag lets players use their iOS devices as an augmented reality heads-up display while aiming and firing at virtual-reality foes. Out August 2012 for $40/each or $70/pair.

(NSFW: Language) Instead of re-releasing the Star Wars films over and over, Lucasfilm should just have funny people like Brock Baker dub over them. Chewie is freakin’ hilarious.

Hot Toys will soon release this 1/6th scale movie-accurate collectible of mother effin’ Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury, complete with a tiny arsenal of weapons and detailed props.

An FA-18 Super Hornet flies over Jones Beach back in 2009. There’s debate over whether it broke the sound barrier. But it’s not a sonic boom that woke us – it’s the vapor cone left when it kicks into gear.

We are loving these big twirly drawings that were made with footprints in new snow by artist Sonja Hinrichsen and 5 volunteers at Rabbit Ears Pass in Colorado. Watch a gorgeous vid of it here.

Perseus runs from an ogre, meteors turn into Siamese twin soldiers and Hades finds time to be dramatic in the midst of destruction in the latest trailer for Wrath of the Titans.

Mike Myers Sir Cecil Washington teaches Academy Award winner Kevin Kline about handling and caring for the coveted statue. Aspiring winners take note. You don’t want to deal with this madman.

Bird lovers look away. There’s a reason they keep the bird pavilion separate from the lion habitat at the zoo, as is evidenced by this footage of a heron who ends up in the wrong place at the wrong time.

The music video for Must Be The Feeling, a single from Welcome Reality, the latest album by electronic duo Nero, but the real star here is the gorgeously restored DeTomaso Pantera GT5.

A collection of over 1000 personal drawings and concept images from his films. This 430 page hardcover book would do any coffee table proud. Deluxe Edition ($299) includes a signed lithograph.

Triumph the Insult Comic Dog crashes the ridiculously superfluous Golden Collar Awards after he’s snubbed, telling it like it is and making us spit our coffee out once again with his snarky antics.

A concept by Ukrainian designer Michael Samoriz, the Projector table lamp has 25 LEDs arranged in a square, calling to mind the huge spotlights in stadiums. This would go well with foosball tables.

Gearbox Software’s “loot and shoot” FPS is back. Borderlands 2 will feature four new characters along with more guns, more abilities and more Claptrap antics. The game drops 09/18/12.

Well, this didn’t take long. Nike jumps on the red hot bandwagon that’s been sweeping the basketball world, courtesy of the New York Knicks’ hidden treasure, point guard Jeremy Lin.

Ever had your groin kicked, or perhaps hit by a ball? Hurt like hell right? Imagine how wingsuit flyer Jeb Corliss felt when he hit a mountain while flying at 120mph. Get well soon, Jeb.

Ubisoft shows off the cover system in Ghost Recon: Future Soldier – tagging, destructible cover – as well as the character animation, which involved motion capture of former Navy Seal operatives.

The Zub 40 is designed to have easily replaceable straps to mix and match straps and watch faces. It also has a buckle that tucks the excess strap in, a godsend for those with skinny wrists.