This compact multi-tool is the perfect everyday carry, with its dual-edge blade, flat and phillips drivers, needlenose pliers, wire cutters and bottle opener. Assisted blade opening for easy access.

Nick McKaig pays tribute to the opening theme song of The Simpsons, orchestrating more than thirty parts with only his voice. And he doesn’t look the least bit silly as he makes all those noises.

Dogs may think they have cornered the market on fetching stuff, but they might face some stiff, winged competition – assuming penguins some day become popular house pets.

Better equipped to accompany your throwing star fridge magnets than ordinary kitchen knives, these dagger handles seem much more appropriate in a ninja’s house.

Liam Neeson creates a voice mail greeting for his “#1 Fan,” echoing his intense speech from Taken. Does it still count as a greeting if you threaten to kill the person on the other end of the line?

Stephen Dorff plays a secret service agent who finds himself locked inside a car trunk as terrorists try to pry secrets from him in various nasty ways. Think Buried, but with way more action.

Musician Bryson Andres takes to the streets of Spokane, WA, extracting big sounds from his lone electric violin and a loop pedal in his performance of OneRepublic’s Secrets. More music here.

Converse’ best-selling Chuck Taylor line gets a vintage military-inspired boot form. Has a powdered suede upper (non-waterproof) and heavy-duty laces. Available in brown and black.

A dark comedy from Bobcat Goldthwait, about a man dying of a brain tumor who joins forces with a fed-up teenage girl to rid the U.S. of the worst aspects of its modern reality TV-obsessed society.

Musician Dicken Schrader enlists the help of his young prodigies Milah and Korben, and some quirky instruments for this series of catchy Depeche Mode covers. More here and here.

Another touching gem from StoryCorps. Because of their initials, Ruben P. Salazar and Rachel P. Salazar ended up with similar email addresses. A mistakenly sent email brought them together.

The new M Performance vehicles share a 3.0L 381hp 6-cylinder diesel engine. Yes, diesel. But don’t groan just yet. These cars achieve fuel efficiency without sacrificing speed or power.

Jeff Tweedy and the band enlist the help of Popeye, Olive Oyl, Bluto and a can of Wilco spinach for their quirky new animated music video for Dawned on Me. If you don’t like Popeye, it’s still a great song.

A documentary about the need for darkness. Ian Cheney’s The City Dark interviews scientists and philosophers on the overabundance of light, and its impact on humans and our environment.

From THE ONE, this cool modern timepiece tells time with rotating discs – the outer one with hours, the inner ones minutes and seconds. Case is stainless steel with colorful polyurethane accents.

But will it explode? This spot for Moe’s Southwest Grill one-ups BlendTec’s ads with a more advanced but equally destructive approach – objects being wrecked by microwaves in slow motion.

It’s definitely a First World problem, but some of us don’t like soggy crackers in our soup. It’s also great for milk and cookies, carrots and ranch, or… gummy bears and syrup?!? Sign us up!

Come Super Bowl Sunday, witness FirstBank carve a niche for itself by staying out of the way of the other ads vying for the attention of millions of viewers. Now that’s customer service.

Fans of martial arts films will love Shauntron’s supercut of some balls-out fighting and stunts from fifteen classic (and not-so-classic) movies, set to the appropriately intense dubstep sounds of Noisia.

While you won’t find any knives, scissors, tweezers or even a toothpick on GamaGo’s whimsical kitchen gadget, you will find some non-lethal spoons for measuring out your spices and other stuff.

THePETEBOX covers MGMT’s Kids in one take using only his voice, a guitar, a loop pedal and a couple of effects. This is the first single from his upcoming debut album. Watch his Pixies cover here.

The VS20 has an additional shutter/zoom button that makes it easier to snap pics in portrait mode. It also has a 16MP sensor, a lens with 20x optical zoom and a 3″ LCD viewfinder.

Spread the power and good fortune that’s coming around the poker table in 2012 with Fulton’s Chinatown Playing Cards; festively packaged and illustrated, they honor The Year of The Dragon.