A young man must figure out a way to bring down a system where time is money – literally – and is forced to go on the run from a corrupt police force known as time keepers, in Andrew Niccol’s In Time.

(NSFW: Language) Long before Robert and Sheepy, Jemaine Clement and the Capper brothers made this four minute, hedgehog-filled safety campaign for the New Zealand Land Transport Agency.

Knog’s handy bike tools pack 7, 12 or 20 different tools, including screwdrivers, hex keys, hex wrenches, spoke wrenches, and more into a 2-inch square chrome vanadium and aluminum case.

Is there nothing that Jesse the Jack Russell can’t do? He puts most mutts to shame making the bed, toasting toast, microwaving popcorn and sorting recyclables. He even buys his own dog toys.

A pair of gloves meant for self-defense. Embedded with 8oz of steel shot in the back of the hand. Also have steel plates over the fingers as well as extra padding to cushion impact. Not fair in a fight.

“I don’t care if Monday’s blue, Tuesday’s gray and Wednesday too…” The lyrics to The Cure’s hit love song got transformed into icons in this classic Threadless tee. Designed by Loy Valera.

The movie industry’s biggest stars can often be seen in Los Angeles, but the city has other lights and sights that are dear to locals, as shown in this video by Colin Rich. Music by Cinematic Orchestra.

We’re more lovers than fighters, but we still enjoy a good brawl. Especially when said brawl includes people getting pushed into a pool a ridiculous number of times. The chaos starts at 1:40.

A convenient hub that lets you use, access and share your external hard drive, printer, card reader and other USB-enabled devices over your wireless network. Connects up to 4 USB devices.

Join the Resistance and drive and blast your enemies until you take down the Authority in this visceral FPS. Offers customizable weapons and vehicles, campaign, co-op and multiplayer modes.

We didn’t think a fan running on the field video could get better than this Great Escape but Green Man proved that wrong at this Madison Mallards game. Watch until the end to see why.

Stay neat when you eat anywhere you are with MYdrap’s limited-use cotton napkins and placemats in perforated roll form. They’re washable up to 6 times, and are recyclable and biodegradable.

Like the Stationery of Horror before them, these gruesome, yet awesome decapitated zombie heads were created by Jung von Matt AG, to promote Germany’s 13th Street horror/sci-fi TV channel.

They can do battle, perform surgery, and even drive vehicles, but finally, we have a robot that does something useful. An MIT team has been teaching the PR2 robot to bake cookies.

It’s a short, but sweet ride, but this 20 second trip through a Polish salt mind will be the most exhilarating ride you’ll take today. Drop into HD and full screen mode for the optimal experience.

The ultimate toy for Ghostbusters fanatics, Mattel’s Ghost Trap replica is a dead ringer for the one from the movie, and does everything that one did, except catch ghosts – or does it? (Thanks, Isaac!)

A good way to get the kids or that lazy roommate to turn off the damn lights when they leave, Leet Dreams’ Arcade Light Switch also eases arcade-withdrawal symptoms. No button mashing.

Designed by Tobie Hatfield, the yet to be released golf shoe worn by Tiger at the WGC Bridgestone Invitational. The shoes conform to the natural motion of the foot. Will also come in white.

You can’t make music with it, but if you’re a vintage drum machine and synthesizer fan you’ll still love this detailed replica 8GB flash drive of the legendary Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer.

If you love Final Fight, Valkyrie Profile or video games in general, watch – nay, experience this. Let YouTuber and modern-day bard Hortyort regale you with the tale of Metro City’s great mayor.

The café racer to end all café racers, fit not just for trips to the coffee shop but to the club as well. Built by Kaffeemaschine, based on the Moto Guzzi T3 California. Has a 76hp V2 engine.

The Mariachi Connecticut play a song for an appreciative Beluga whale at the Mystic Aquarium. It spends its days being watched by people, so it’s only fair that we return the favor once in a while.

The third of three short films by Rick Mereki, Tim White and Andrew Lees, chronicling their 44-day, 18-country journey. Commissioned by STA Travel Australia. Watch the other two films here.