Inspired by the rare 1952 Ferrari 340 Mexico, Gullwing America’s reinterpretation has more exaggerated lines, and is based on a modern Ferarri 456 GT, along with its 470-hp 5.4L V12.

A travel-friendly power strip that measures only 7.75″ x 2.25″ x 1.125″ and weighs less than half a pound. It has two grounded AC outlets and 2 USB ports and has built-in surge protection.

Looking for an exotic locale for your next vacation? Why not head to Lapland, where you can sleep inside a thermal glass igloo, staring up at the Aurora Borealis. Snow igloos also available.

Halloween is just around the corner, so you’re probably thinking about carving some pumpkins. But while Summer is still fresh in our minds, this watermelon seems much more refreshing.

After a plane crash, Liam Neeson finds himself lost in Alaska, struggling to survive and return home. En route, he takes on wolves with broken mini-bar bottles taped to his knuckles. You heard us right.

At first, we thought Marc Martel was lip-syncing, but he does the most uncanny impression of Freddie Mercury’s smooth and powerful vocals. Or maybe he’s just a medium for the dead. More here.

We always assumed that the reason zombies were so stiff was because of some mutated virus that’s coursing through their systems. This clip sets us straight on what their real problem is.

(NSFW: Language) We’re not sure why people are all of a sudden illegally climbing structures in Moscow, but these guys ascent to the top of Stalin’s Red Gates skyscraper is pretty incredible.

Buckle up for a crazy-fast ride down a mountain road, on the most unconventional of high-speed vehicles – the tricycle. Bet your Big Wheel never went 55 mph. Nice Flintstones-style brakes there.

The video of Winehouse’s final recording – a lovely duet of the 30’s pop song Body and Soul with the legendary Tony Bennett. Reminds us just how talented she was. Amy talks about the single here.

Adds more quick and easy fixes and effects, including resizing without distortion, paintable effects and photo style matching, as well as easier search and sharing functions. More here and here.

Batman’s been reminded by his enemies several times that he’s as deranged as they are. Well, it seems like he’s finally crossed the line. Also: whatever happened to not milking punchlines?

Terry Border’s surreal love story convinced us that preparing a sandwich is a Freudian act. We’re put off by the deus ex machina that moves the story to its end, but we could be overthinking it.

James Byrne accidentally severed his left thumb while sawing wood. Doctors failed to reattach it, so they replaced it with his left big toe instead. An acceptable – if unsettling – compromise.

To showcase their Teagueduino hardware platform, Teague Labs created this physical side-scrolling ‘video game’ based on Super Mario Bros. Looks pretty entertaining based on reactions.

The power-hungry tuning experts at Underground Racing can fit the already speedy Audi R8 with custom twin-turbo systems, turning the dial not just to 11, but to 1500. As in 1500 horsepower.

Now that Argentine professional surfer Aritz Aranburu has modded his surfboard with LED lighting, we can watch him rip the waves up day or night, as seen in this vid here. (Thanks Brandon!)

IWC’s Portuguese Sidérale Scafusia is their most exclusive and complicated mechanical watch, with a constant-force tourbillon for star and solar time and a spectacular celestial chart on the back.

Matt Mulholland does his crazy vocal thing on this classic skateboarding chase scene from the original Back to the Future. So what are you waiting for? Make like a tree and play the video already.

Five finger shoes for serious workouts. Its form-fitting upper and flexible sole provide freedom of movement while still providing traction and cushioning. Drops in November for $90.

Musician Adam Ben Ezra takes on the theme music from Dexter with style, panache and plenty of tarps in this beautifully shot video by Guy Dayan and Sergey Maydin with sound by Dan Zipori.

Simply said, Gnome Enterprises makes some pretty boss shirts. We can’t get enough of their subtly quirky, but always cool style. The designs and t-shirts are all handmade in Brooklyn.

It’s not as seamless as the exchange between Travolta and Cage in Face/Off, but Arturo Castro and Kyle McDonald’s real-time face substitution is still pretty crazy. Kyle’s freaky variant is here.