The 2013 Shelby GT500 Convertible shares the beastly 650hp V8 engine with its coupe sibling. Optional Bilstein adjustable dampers let you go from touring to racing with the push of a button.

Digital artist Petros Vrellis took Van Gogh’s classic post-impressionist painting and turned it into a moving work of art, complete with touch, gesture and sound-based interactions.

Little Jamie works on his swing. Not only does he sit still and behave – an accomplishment in itself – he has better hand-eye coordination than we do. Especially when he realizes he can hit his old man.

A short film by Digital Miso about a man who has synesthesia, a neurological condition wherein a stimuli activates multiple senses. In this man’s case, sounds cause him to see colored blocks.

Corridor Digital cuts back on the special effects in favor of man’s best friend for their latest short film. It will take you through a roller coaster of emotions and expectations.

Sophie Blackall paints images of loves lost and found. Her art can be found in New York’s subway trains, in her book Missed Connections inspired by Craigslist, or in poster form on Etsy.

Tesla’s all-electric, AWD SUV seats seven, has a striking industrial design with “falcon-wing” doors, and can zip from 0-to-60 in just 4.2 seconds. Out in 2014. Watch the reveal here at 13:30.

Sit back, put on your headphones, and let your eyes and ears drink in this ethereal animated music video by WINTR for Swedish alt-pop artists Niki & The Dove. Get the track here for free.

A glass for that looks just like a disposable plastic cup but instead is made of acrylic. It’s double-walled so no condensation will form on its outer surface. Comes with a screw-on lid and a straw.

We can’t prove it, but we called it: the viral cover of Somebody That I Used to Know finally gets a parody. The Key of Awesome pokes fun at the right parts, i.e. the guy who makes the clinky noise.

If you’ve still got a few Angry Birds levels you could never complete, watch this and you’ll wish that Chuck Norris really was a playable character in the game. Think Mighty Eagle, but with facial hair.

While its got the requisite knives, drivers, wire cutter, and bottle opener, the Steady is the first multitool we’ve seen with a tripod, for snapping stable pics with your compact camera or phone.

Green UK energy company Ecotricity would like to put an end to dependence on traditional energy sources. Let’s say goodbye to the old by knocking down some anthropomorphized cooling towers.

A sporty RWD sedan packing a 3.3L V6 Lambda direct-injection engine spec’d at 395hp. Carbon fiber and leather details abound, as well as high-tech touches like cameras instead of side mirrors.

HotCans are great camping or emergency supplies. Pierce the can’s top rim to activate the water and limestone mix in its outer shell and enjoy hot food – about 60-70°C – in just 8 to 12 minutes.

Skier Josh Dueck suffered a catastrophic injury in 2004, breaking his back, leaving him a paraplegic. Through sheer perseverance, Josh has come back to do the world’s first backflip on a seated ski rig.

It looks like the Stratos project was delayed, but Felix Baumgartner and the Red Bull team are still set on sending him to the edge of space and ensuring he survives the hypersonic fall.

A student at a Washington high school asks his peers a couple of basic questions to gauge the amount of knowledge they’ve been taught. Try not to smack yourself too hard.

Nine year old Jonny Mizzone twangs the hell out on his banjo. And that’s just practice. Jonny and his brothers Robbie (age 12) and Tommy (age 14) are the bluegrass trio Sleepy Man Banjo Boys.

..You Must Taste Before You Die features the best Scotches, Ryes and Bourbons, as selected by former Whisky Magazine editor Dominic Roskrow and a team of conoisseurs from around the world.

If you’ve ever used a construction excavator, you know they’re not the most precise vehicles. That didn’t stop this talented Bobcat driver from using one to delicately stack beer bottles and a golf ball.

Tumi’s new Tegra-Lite hard-shell luggage made are from Tegris – a plastic composite used in armor as well as for NASCAR and NFL gear – making them lightweight without sacrificing durability.

Jeremy Renner plays Aaron Cross, a CIA operative trained in the same manner as titular character Jason Bourne. While not based on the Bourne books, it is directly related to the preceding films.