This night-vision camera lets you shoot stills (5.0MP) or video (VGA) in total darkness, thanks to built-in infrared illumination. Add an infrared filter to intensify the otherworldly visual effect.

Youtuber Vi Hart explains the right way to eat candy buttons, and how to make music with those edible dots in her xkcd inspired clip “How to Eat Candy Buttons Like a Recreational Mathemusician.”

The ad team at Ogilvy & Mather recently put up these awesome billboards for Hot Wheels, including a giant loop (car not included), and a pair of giant kids who turn a real road into a giant plaything.

Sir Richard Branson opens up his seemingly limitless checkbook to launch Virgin Oceanic, a project designed to visit the unexplored depths of our seas. He should invite James Cameron along.

The striking Concealed Carry Tiki knife from Strider is aesthetically pleasing as well as practical; the handsome grey hue features some dynamic skull art, and a custom sheath is included.

Screw foam peanuts – this is how ballers roll. Use these banknote look-alikes as packaging cushion, as pillow stuffing or for cheap tycoon showers. Reusable, recyclable and biodegradable.

Designer Vó Maria has been working his way through the X-Men cast of characters, giving us the cheapest possible costumes the next time we want to dress up as Wolverine, Magneto or Cyclops.

Behold the raw beauty of this gravity bike – made for downhill runs, with no chains, cranks or pedals – made by Jeff Tiedeken aka Monkey Like Shiny. Can go as fast as 80mph. More pics here.

12-time Big Rig Pikes Peak champ Mike Ryan took his 10,000 lb., 1950hp semi truck to the El Toro Marine Base, the site of Ken Block’s first Gymkhana video, and did some drifting of his own.

Slow-motion and dynamic imagery abound in the music video for Woodkid’s single Iron, off of his Iron EP. Also directed by Woodkid aka Yoann Lemoine. Get the music from Amazon or iTunes.

Marcus Levine’s art takes him between 3 days to 2 months to finish and can have up to 50,000 nails. He doesn’t sketch before he starts – he’d rather hammer a single nail in and proceed from there.

Fans of cats, heroes, swords, lightning bolts, and late 80s animation rejoice! The mighty Thundercats return, courtesy of Cartoon Network, as revealed in this WonderCon trailer. (Thanks, James!)

Fabio Milito’s cleverly designed wrapping paper is a clean-lined word jumble that makes a card unnecessary – you can simply circle the most appropriate gift-giving occasion. (Thanks Mark!)

The Bicycle Titanium Edition playing cards are based on the traditional Rider Back design, but with metallic inks and durable, professional-grade coating; available in steel blue and crimson red.

Watching a pro football game, you lose perspective on just how fast the players are running relative to one another. Let’s put them up against your average sportscaster for a reality check.

The drawer fronts on West Elm’s Stria Storage Collection are made using reclaimed saal wood, formerly used as railway trestles in India. This means that no two pieces are exactly the same.

KILLSPENCER’s new and improved open top Weekender 2.0 bag features water resistant zippers, two interior side pockets and a waterproof internal zip pocket for your Macbook Air or iPad 2.

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Stan Lee’s The Governator animated series will premiere in 2012; a comic book, 3D film and internet programming are also being considered. (Thanks Jonathan!)

Heaven Hill’s line of white whiskey and rye spirits skips over the wood barrel aging process, providing a 125-proof kick of firewater that’s more of a novelty than an everyday sipping drink.

This isn’t just any Blu-ray release. Not only is Scorcese’s ultra-violent flick one of the greatest movies of all time, it’s been lovingly restored from 4K digital scans of an original, 35mm negative.

We’ve checked out the mind- and physics-bending juggling and trickery of guys from A Normal Day before. Here, they’ve compiled a bunch of their best tricks into a single, 2-minute reel.

After being rescued from a pile of debris floating off the coast of Japan since the March 11th tsunami, Ban the wonder dog is reunited with her owner – and much tail-wagging did ensue.

Just snap this gadget onto your iPhone 4 to grab 360º panoramic videos. Use the app or upload and share your surround-videos online. A $50 Kickstarter pledge gets you in on the first batch.