An ice hockey team in Slovakia manages to narrowly escape tragedy when the roof on their rink unexpectedly collapses under the weight of the snow outside. Incredible footage, and no injuries.

A teaser for the highly intriguing Wastelander Panda. According to creator Epic Films, it will be a TV series about the last panda on a post-apocalyptic Earth. We have so many questions.

Play as a World War II Allied sniper dropped behind enemy lines in Sniper Elite V2. The game trades fast-paced action common in most shooters for a more tactical and stealthy approach.

(NSFW: Language) A hilarious gift for loved ones who don’t feel good about themselves. The stuffed toys from Chad Silver’s Love is Lame collection are like sassier versions of Care Bears.

Stop-motion master Patrick Boivin pits the original Optimus Prime against the Michael Bay version in an interactive fight with two possible finishers for each Autobot. G1 All the way!

A classic storyline that involves fighting your way through 8 awesome levels drives the gameplay in this free retro-inspired game that pays proper tribute to the glory days of 8-bit and 16-bit gaming.

Not another racing game, but a group of wingsuit base jumpers into proximity flying – skimming close to the ground at speeds over 100mph. Awesome footage by cameraman Ludo Woerth.

Using only a basketball and bucket of red paint, artist OhiseeRED paints a rather impressive likeness of Yao Ming – though she doesn’t have enough paper to render all 7 foot 6 inches of him.

Directed by Fernando Trueba and Javier Mariscal, Chico & Rita is a love story set in 1948, a time rich in both conflict and music. A nominee for Best Animated Feature at this year’s Academy Awards.

It’s pretty stunning to see how the human mind can be programmed. These Japanese children perform complex calculations using imaginary abacuses while we still have trouble counting on our fingers.

Pop band Miracles of Modern Science cover Bon Jovi’s You Give Love a Bad Name in the trademark haunting layered falsetto of Bon Iver frontman Justin Vernon. And it works.

While his video doesn’t have the polish of say, Danny Macaskill’s, we’re still impressed with the bike balancing skills (and patriotism) of biker John Webster as he auditions for Canada’s Got Talent.

(NSFW) The music video for On’n’On by Justice, from their latest album Audio Video Disco. Director Alexandre Courtes matched the mellow prog-rock build-up with mesmerizing imagery.

Got $2 million dollars, and can’t decide what car to buy? You better move quick, because there’s only ONE of these Bumblebee-inspired Veyrons, with 1001hp under the hood, topping out at 253mph.

Instead of hiring booth babes (or bros), an exhibitor at CES brought a magician with them to attract visitors. He pretended to explain his tricks even as he continuously fooled his audience.

The Powertrekk runs on water. A tablespoon of water plus one fuel cell generates 5W of power, enough to charge an iPhone twice. Drops 05/12 for $229, with additional fuel cells priced at $4 each.

Former UFC light heavyweight champion Quinton “Rampage” Jackson talks about some of the highlights of his career, complimented by in-game footage from the Career Mode of UFC Undisputed 3.

Sculpted Eers let you make your own earbuds in minutes, so you can get the benefits of custom molded in-ear headphones – great sound, fit and noise cancellation – without the wait.

Kaylee has not yet realized that using brute force does not always work, but we have to commend her and her never-say-die attitude. Also her determined expression is a joy to behold.

(NSFW: Language) RL7 is a war machine, a robot made for combat. But it keeps having what it claims are memories and dreams. A short film by concept designer and VFX artist Aaron Sims.

(NSFW: Language) Questionable musical lyrics aside, we’re loving the sweet grabs and landings that abound here in this inspired snowy video featuring freeskiing talent Tom Wallisch.

Milla’s back in Resident Evil: Retribution, the 5th installment of the series; here, Alice bangs it out with a resistance movement in the continuing battle against the Umbrella Corporation and the undead.

Korean designer Song Seung-Yong has created the whimsical Objet-O, a birch chair with an oversized paper lampshade and light, which evokes the privacy and coziness of a bird’s nest.