A group of crazy Batman wannabes and sympathizers take arms against equally messed up Joker zealots in Monolith and Warner Bros.’ downloadable FPS Gotham City Impostors.

This odd ‘pocket pillow’ from design firm kawamura-ganjavian looks perfect for catching some z’s during your lunch break and/or hiding from that looming deadline all day.

The twin rotor BMW boxer powered, carbon fiber Hoverbike concept weighs 231 lbs with a max takeoff weight of 595 lbs, range of 92 miles at 80 knots, top speed of 172 mph and 10,000′ altitude.

Park Sangyong’s concept camera works in an unusual way to be sure. Throw the Camerang into the air and as it spins, its automatically adjusting lens captures aerial self-portraits.

Since it’s so infrequent, let’s appreciate Tim Thomas playing the body instead of the puck to pound on Henrik Sedin here in Game 3 of the Bruins/Canucks Stanley Cup finals. (Thanks Bill!)

Here’s 51 secs. of unadulterated visual stimulation, simply described as follows: sexy girl in black with a samurai sword slices an orange in slow-motion. We want to see the rest of the fruit basket!

The Sanction is a compact weatherproof rucksack that’s built to last with military style construction, urethane coated zippers and internal frame sheet; large zipper pocket fits up to 15″ laptops.

(NSFW: Language) A group of Scotsmen crash-land their hot air balloon in China, maintaining the most upbeat attitude you’ve ever heard from guys who could have just as easily plunged to their deaths.

UK online food delivery group Just Eat has designed the Eatensil, a Swiss army knife of cutlery of sorts; it has a pizza cutter, chip fork, chopsticks, bottle opener and fork, knife and spoon.

Even the Japanese know how silly they can get. Tetsuya Nakashima’s short film will leave you in stitches even if you don’t know a lot about super sentai. How does this not have a billion views?

While this cinematic trailer doesn’t give us much idea of the gameplay for Ubisoft’s Wii U action shooter, our best guess is that it’s what happens if you feed Raving Rabbids after midnight.

Great photography and lighting play a part in bringing out the beauty of Calvin Nicholls’ paper sculptures, but most of the beauty comes from what he can do with just paper and a scalpel.

The Rasta Pack are re-releases of Supra’s classic Vaider and Vaider low sneakers. Both have durable hemp and micro-suede uppers, layered heels with rasta colors and gum rubber bottoms. Sweet, mon.

I Draw Cars is a sketchbook and reference guide for students, designers and anyone interested in automotive design. Contains templates, tips and information on design schools and brands.

The exact opposite of a man of few words. He’s trying to tell us… um… Whatever. The incongruity of his expression at the end with what he just pulled off will blow your mind.

The guys from D4D head to Intelligentsia Coffee in Venice, California to be schooled in the art of the cappuccino by an expert barista, capturing gorgeous video on the way. Now fix an espresso.

The warped mind of DingDangler Disneyfies the climactic and violent “I drink your milkshake” scene from Paul Thomas Anderson’s There Will Be Blood, and re-titles it Donald Goes Bowling.

The latest incarnation of Replay’s tiny, durable XD action camcorder shoots 1080p full HD footage at 30fps, wind-resistant audio and offers a ton of mounting options. Video demo footage here.

So many great game trailers out for E3; here the latest for Prey 2, which shows us a glimpse of the future after the terror in the sky we witnessed in the previous teaser. (Thanks Mr Mojo!)

Invented by Jakob Schenk, the Tick Clip is an ingenious add-on that turns any piece of material between 0.60 to 1.2 inches think into a table, seat or bed. Will soon be available for about $88.

Casey Neistat recently got a $50 ticket for riding outside of the bike lane in NYC, then proceeds to show us exactly what would have happened had he actually stayed in the bike lane all the time.

Rob Pollock hand-paints woodgrain patterns into bicycle frames and forks. That’s right, we said paint. He doesn’t cover the parts with any veneer or material. Three woodgrain finishes are available.

Big Dipper Wax Works, in collaboration with the Seattle-based design firm urbancase, has created some fun, lovingly rendered beeswax candles, based on adored but outdated technology.