Watching nature at its most merciless can be fun, but it’s nice to see that animals can be more suave than savage. Watch as the manakin bird proves that ladies can’t resist the moonwalk.

Invented by Chadwick Parker and Joe Huang, the Hub and Mini Hub are aluminum receptacles that convert your existing cords into retractable ones, making it easy to store and organize them.

Enter to win a prize pack inspired by Lexus Enform® – a safety, navigation, entertainment and communication system that includes apps from Pandora, MovieTickets.com, OpenTable and more.

(NSFW: Language) Did you know that US President Franklin Roosevelt got polio from a werewolf bite? True story. Or at least according to this hilarious red band trailer for FDR: American Badass.

Like your baseball team’s logo but hate their colors, or vice versa? New Era by You lets you mix colors and logos to customize your own 59Fifty or 9Fifty snapback. Don’t be too adventurous though.

Every day in 2011, Madeline shot a little footage, then took about a second from each day and edited it all together. If this doesn’t make you want to get out and do more, we don’t know what will.

We laughed at this one’s hypnotize-then-attack tactic. This kitten’s version is far more diabolical. We’re starting to see a trend here. Damn cats. We hope YouTuber moongrate is okay.

While carrying a Walkman nowadays might inadvertently call attention to yourself, the Drinkman still looks good enough to look forward to taking it out for a jog when it comes out in May.

Snide remark about the much better takes on both the topic at hand and the manner in which said topic is mocked. Realization that video is still funny. Grateful that it’s not another Sh*t Say video.

Adrien Brody plays a teacher who refuses to form bonds with people. He realizes that like his students, he is in need of guidance as well. Directed by Tony Kaye (American History X).

Two Triumph Speed Triple sportbikes go up against a 550hp supercharged Ford Mustang Cobra in this wonderfully shot video for Icon Motosports. Pop to 3:30 for the start of the chase. High-res stills here.

Deson Wang and Mike He designed what could only be loosely defined as a clock, as it only functions when you hang its removeable watch in the center. Also available with a white watch face.

Having powers is extremely convenient, but humans being humans, convenience is the path to the Dark Side. Convenience leads to sloth, sloth leads to extinction, and that doesn’t lead anywhere.

The Photorito Lens Wrap is a protective cover that resembles the tasty and beloved Mexican dish; lenses stay in place burrito-style with a built-in band in the padded Tyvek and neoprene sleeve.

(Spoilers) The worlds of Walt and Jesse unravel through Kogonada’s perfectly edited remix of shots taken from the perspective of mostly inanimate objects. shovelcam and Roombacam, FTW!

The Sony Xperia S has a 1.5GHz dual-core CPU, 1GB RAM, a 4.3″ 1280×720 LED-backlit screen, a 12mp rear cam, a 1.3mp front cam, NFC support, HDMI out and games from the PlayStation Suite.

While this “prank” is clearly a staged bit, there’s just something too rewarding about a car being dissected by a giant axe to not share it. Though we think the Mythbusters did it with more style.

The Titan alarm clock and AM/FM radio finds beauty in simplicity. The dimmable LED display for the time and the frequency sits behind the speaker grille. Available in different colors and materials.

Adam Ben Ezra knocks out a smooth cover of the Mad Men theme, using only his upright bass and a loop recorder. We can’t help but imagine the show’s cool opening credits. Studio version here.

A pocket-sized tool that includes 16 screwdriver bits, a tape measure, liquid level, LED flashlight and even a tiny hammer. Crafted from durable cast aluminum, zinc, with a rubber-coated ABS handle.

For those of you who only have one minute for fun today: Matthijs Vlot reinterpets Lionel Richie’s Hello in a most creative way here with clips from a boatload of familiar films. (Thanks James!)

Sebastian Cosor and his highly talented crew breathe life into Edvard Munch’s famous work of art. The visuals and the addition of depth are stunning. Check out the Winter Version here.

A tension-filled showdown between The Good and The Bad. But in a cutthroat world, sometimes it doesn’t matter which side of the law you’re on. Another great production from students of ESMA.