(NSFW) Everyone’s favorite foul-mouthed, sexist, testosterone-packed FPS protagonist is back. After more than 13 years of development Duke Nukem Forever hits stores on June 14.

Milton Crawford’s cookbook breaks hangovers into six tidy categories of hurt, offering recipes and activities for snapping out of each type of morning fog the day after you get your drink on.

(NSFW: Language) We mean no offense to those with unfortunately-spelled or -pronounced names. The real stars of this fake ad are the new names that the Name Changery’s customers choose.

Wang Yuyang’s Artificial Moon was constructed from hundreds of compact fluorescent lightbulbs; it was originally exhibited in Shanghai, where the moon is frequently obscured due to light pollution.

Time-lapse video of the Very Large Telescope array of the European Southern Observatory and the stunning sky over Paranal, Chile. Shot by Stephane Guisard and Jose Francisco Salgado.

The James Perse Limited Edition Ping Pong Table is handcrafted from environmentally farmed solid teak; the net and cover can be removed to convert the game room into a dining or conference room.

This tiny French roadster harkens back to 1960s Porsche style. The Cévennes Black Ultimate convertible is all about cruising with its 140hp engine, but at 2160 lbs., it should still be speedy.

We’ve been dying for the return of Walt and Jesse for what seems like an eternity between seasons. The wait is finally over on July 17th, and our DVRs are set. We will miss the Winnebago though.

We’re not sure what the deal is with the old man in this video, but he’s decided to bomb this serious interview with random animal noises. Maybe he’s this girl’s grandfather?

Was this bear curious? Hungry? Mad? Maybe it wanted to get a closer look at this creature with boulder-sized balls, who had the gall to shoot video while being stalked by a freakin’ bear.

There’s a reason why this video already has almost 16 million views less than a week after it was posted. And that reason is: Reddit. No: Love. A mother’s warm hug can vanquish any nightmare.

Cosplayers Ninja of the Night take on Portal with this amusing low-budget stage show which won the “Most Dramatic” award at FanimeCon. Guess they couldn’t afford to build a cardboard GLaDOS.

The Yearbook Edition includes all 18 episodes plus over 40 hours of bonus material, such as deleted scenes and cast auditions of one of the most under-appreciated TV shows of all time.

Thanks to a conductive coil in its base, when you give the “Magnet Powered Spinning Top” a spin it will keep on doing so for a week – long enough to trick kids into believing that they’re in a dream.

Time-lapse video of the talented graffiti artist Jim Vision creating a 65-foot Tron: Legacy mural in London. The video was shot over 4 days using two Canon 5D MK 2 cameras and a 3D rig.

(NSFW:Language) Mashup master Harry Hanrahan takes on 100 of the greatest threats made in the history of movies. It’s pretty great, except as one commenter notes, he missed Inigo Montoya.

NAU’s zero emissions, all electric Ecco mobile home can be charged at standard 240V stations; in areas with no electricity, its built-in photovoltaic panels and solar sail roof charge directly from the sun.

24-year-old Kiwi Jed Mildon recently made action-sports history by performing the world’s first (recorded) BMX triple backflip at the Unit T3 Mindtricks BMX Jam in Taupo, New Zealand.

The obnoxious duo with lightsaber potential from the first Freddie Wong post are back, doing what they do in a simultaneously amusing and douchey way. Kids: use your talents for good, not evil.

Keep your knives nice and sharp with Fred’s cheeky block sharpener that lets you magically cut your tiny assistant in half – or at least sever her carotid artery based on the location of the blade.

Confused Direction’s Der Silberfisch houseboat floats on a platform and comes complete with sleek furnishings, multilevel living, sundecks and a unique sculpture garden on the deck.

Foodies with palettes that like a balance of spicy and sweet might like Mike’s Hot Honey, handcrafted in Brooklyn in small batches and spiked with vinegar and chiles to give it some heat.

Despite the fact that the board game Mousetrap never worked when we were kids, that didn’t stop Mark Perez from building a life-size version of the contraption. Show your support on Kickstarter.