C.G.P. Grey on the strange North American tradition of Groundhog Day, with an appropriate cameo from another YouTube friend we know and love. Punxsy Phil does have an awesome name.

The master of chillaxing gets something a little more sophisticated than his usual cardboard hangouts. We could watch Maru climb up and disappear into that tiny house all day.

One day Chris Crutchfield was immersed in the sounds of gadgets and programs vying for his attention. This is his “brain’s interpretation of that event.” Our version wouldn’t be so ideal.

Designed by Patrick Jouffret of French studio Agence 360, the Overade is a concept bike helmet that folds in half. Its portability is meant to encourage cyclists to carry (and wear) helmets.

The guys from SPEED give us an eyeful with an old MG being blown to smithereens at a glorious 1,000 FPS. It’s all part of their Stuntbusters series, which is like, you guessed it, Mythbusters for car stunts.

68 cocktails with corresponding diagrams, mappings of spirits, garnishes, and more adorn this clever signed and numbered, limited edition guide to classic cocktails poster from the Pop Chart Lab.

The dunk factory Blake Griffin cranked out a colossal one against Kendrick Perkins in the Los Angeles Clippers’ win over the Oklahoma City Thunder. Get your future classic poster here.

Recently on display at the 2012 Light Festival in Ghent, Belgium, Luminarie De Cagna added this awe-inspiring structure, illuminated by 55,000 colorful LEDs to the center of town.

We’re not sure if dogs, weight loss, James Brown, Star Wars and Volkswagen make any sense together either. You be the judge of the extended cut of VW’s pot-luck of a Super Bowl commercial.

Sick of playing vertical chess? here’s another game you can play on your wall. This handmade 7’x7′ Scrabble board has 4-3/8″ wood tiles with magnetic backs. You’ll still draw all vowels and a single Q.

Throw a lifeline into your favorite beverage with this silicon ice tray which makes ice rings in the shape of tiny life preservers. Probably would look even better using frozen milk instead of water.

(Warning: MAJOR SPOILERS!) College Humor transforms first four seasons of Breaking Bad into a retro-style RPG, with 16-bit versions of Walt, Jesse, Hank, Gus and even a tiny pixelated Winnebago.

The legendary hard rock family is back. David, Eddie and Alex look more Rolling Stones than U2, but they haven’t lost their trademark sound. Their album A Different Kind of Truth drops 02/07.

The latest Spring shoes from one of our favorite designer lines have Native American print canvas linings and leather or washed canvas uppers. Watch out for these shoes in stores this February.

Image enhancement engineer Brant Widgeon helps bring us awe-inspiring astronomical images. But he doesn’t just have to clean up dust and specks – he’s got a much bigger challenge on his hands.

A showcase of three Mopar upgrade kits. Stage 1 adds carbon fiber parts and 20″ wheels, Stage 2 adds exhaust, suspension and brake parts and Stage 3 adds a non-street-legal 590hp Hemi V8.

A movie about two lovers who will be torn apart by the same glamorous life that brought them together in the first place. Oh wait. Different silent film. This one’s much, much more, uhm, eccentric.

See the 306hp GS make its dramatic entrance in Lexus’ first ever Super Bowl commercial. We’re especially excited by the GS F Sport, with upgraded suspension, handling, brakes and 19-inch wheels.

The music video for The Bad in Each Other, a track by Canadian crooner Feist from her latest album Metals. Director Martin de Thurah’s video fits the song’s Dylan-esque wisdom very well.

Elder Scrolls LARPers might want to think about recharging with these handmade brass rings which offer a fortify restoration effect. The LED rings are available in single color or a morphing pattern.

When Andy Richter isn’t defeating our computer overlords or out fishing, he’s got a side-gig – doing voiceover work for Skyrim. We still haven’t figured out how to enable these in our copy.

SweetBands sweatbands “make one’s forehead appear up to 37% sexier.” Available in many designs, including one for those whose main form of physical activity is lifting a bottle of booze.

Graphic designer Adam Ladd had his 5-year-old daughter look at popular brand logos and say what she thinks they are. Guess which of the four logos above she was able to name.