Bourbon drinkers have lollipops, so why shouldn’t beer connoisseurs have their own candy too? Available in creamy caramels and taffy, made with real beers like IPA, Lager, Stout and Lambic.

Peyton and Eli Manning play police officers who put their football skills to good use in fighting crime. Sure, it’s part of a DirecTV campaign, but that doesn’t make it any less amusing.

Enhancements to Horde mode include Lambent attacks, boss battles, and resupply objective points. The new fortification system lets you set barriers, decoys, turrets and even your own mech.

We’ll go out on a limb and guess that Zola the gorilla just wants to get his feet clean, but it sure looks like he’s got some wicked dance moves too. No popping or locking though. Yet.

Looking more like something from an airplane cockpit than a race car, Microsoft’s new U-shaped motion controller is fully wireless, and offers rumble feedback as you hit bumps in the road.

A tribute to classic 8-bit video games, blown up to building size, spawning unholy mashups of retro games. Too bad the final projection mapping only included a small bit of Pavel Novák’s animation.

When you’re racing a funny car down the drag strip, the steering wheel is one part of the car that’s not supposed to deploy. Maybe it got confused and thought it was the parachute?

No one will notice all your triple bogeys while you’re rocking the Nike Dunk NG kicks; the original basketball silhouette has been retooled as a soft-spiked golf shoe. Coming Spring 2012.

A man caught in the middle of two simultaneous robberies at the same bank tries to protect the teller whom he secretly loves in Rob Minkoff’s Flypaper, with Ashley Judd and Patrick Dempsey.

Rymdreglage pays tribute to the impending 20th anniversary of Terminator 2, illustrating some of the film’s great moments, while simultaneously tearing through countless reams of paper.

You’re done with watching your Netflix disc, and feeling a little bored. Why not get out a Sharpie and send a little illustrated love back to the Netflix guys to keep them entertained in the mail room?

Cake Boss Buddy Valastro and team created this insane 2,000 pound Bumblebee Transformer cake. It looks awesome, though we’re not sure how good it will taste after that coating of magnesium sparks.

What may look like a benign design at first glance hides something bigger inside. The TARDamask t-shirt weaves Dr. Who’s TARDIS inside a pleasing damask pattern. Download as wallpaper here.

Because the classroom can be a warzone at times, designer Sebastian Bergne’s Bandit Ruler is the mischievous student’s best friend, doing double duty as a rubber band launcher. Use responsibly.

A few years ago, YouTuber evi1wombat hacked a busted treadmill computer, making it play the ending theme to Portal. Now that Portal 2 is out, this was inevitable: Want You Gone on the Cybex.

YouTuber OHADI 22 mixed 35 different covers of Radiohead’s Paranoid Android from YouTube to create one unified rendition. A collaboration across time and space. Only on the Internet folks.

A (horribly played) demo of the PSP hit Peace Walker on the PS3 (!), one of the games included in the Metal Gear Solid HD Collection, along with MGS 2: Sons of Liberty and MGS 3: Snake Eater.

Don’t get parking rage next time you hit the mall; instead, put one of these removable I Park Like An Idiot stickers on the cars of the morons who don’t care about parallel lines. (Thanks Danna!)

BBC Earth outs its latest gadget for capturing wildlife, a robot camera that camouflages itself into its surroundings using the oldest trick in the book – mirrors. Its first subjects don’t seem to mind at all.

Engineered to help athletes better focus their vision “on the ball”, and enhancing object tracking these high-tech glasses use an LCD shutter similar to 3D glasses. Example visual drills here.

Handcrafted with 100% pure Blue Agave, Espolón Tequila is known as much for its bold Dia de los Muertos-style graphic label by Posada as it is for the liquid inside; available in Blanco and Reposado.

We all know how much Maru loves his boxes, but after several clown-like failures, this time he succeeds in cramming his rotund body in a cardboard box that’s clearly too small for him.

The Veebeam HD is a low-cost, user-friendly streaming device that allows you to wirelessly simulcast video or stream 1080p media from your computer to an HDTV. Works with Macs or PCs.