Super Size Me director Morgan Spurlock is back, with the most meta concept film ever, attempting to create a documentary about product placement fully funded by product placement and advertising.

Western Digital’s fat external hard drive maxes out at a whopping 6TB. Has FireWire 800/400, eSATA and USB 2.0 interfaces. The enclosure can easily be opened if you need to replace the drives.

Hide & Seek Clothing will donate all profits from the sale of this T-shirt to organizations and projects dedicated to providing aid and assistance to the victims of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

Footage from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 2. It seems as if the actors were ordered to find different ways of saying the obvious fact: that this is the last movie in the series.

This clip is just part of a fan-made web series by Companion Pictures. It’s not without its faults – the asymmetrical goggles are particularly distracting – but we still can’t wait for the rest of the series.

Martin Backes’ Pixelhead mask is a humorous attempt to take back anonymity in our increasingly invasive world. They’re more like improved burglar masks to us. Contact Martin if you want to buy one.

C.H. Hanson’s Finish Carpenter Kit includes a real man’s sharpener – it fits in any drill and 1/4″ shank quick-change systems for fast and consistent sharpening. Also comes with 4 pencils.

Vincent Cyr has crafted a fun video of every typical fight you’ve seen in a movie (or video game, perhaps). Also includes one liners, like “You’re not the devil, you’re practice.” (Thanks Jack!)

The limited edition 21 Blackjack watch by Christophe Claret comes with a pair of dice, playing cards and a roulette wheel on the back. All the games are fully playable. (Thanks David!)

(NSFW: Language) It’s a little juvenile lyrics-wise, but entertaining nonetheless: The Ghetto Sketch Warlock takes on an iPhone in an epic rap battle. Who will win, man or machine? (Thanks Bart!)

Photographer Dylan Pfohl doesn’t just show off his cinematographic prowess in this dynamic showreel, he also showcases some awesome feats by BMX and FMX riders, snowboarders and drivers.

Previously featured for his pencil/photo mashups, artist Ben Heine has a unique new technique – creating entire portraits from a series of perfect circles with only Photoshop CS4 and his raw talent.

Luc Besson is best known for The Fifth Element and The Professional. Here, the director tries his hand at CG animation in a whimsical short film for Renault, which translates to “Extraordinary Breath”.

Philips speakers’ bulbous shape is designed to enhance dimensionality of sound. With AirPlay, they connect to iOS devices and iTunes libraries over WiFi. Hope they sound as good as they look.

Fill this Krylon-inspired stainless shaker with your favorite cocktail recipe and some ice cubes, put the cap on, then shake to replicate the sound of a fresh spray can full of paint. Delicious, boozy paint.

Watch this haunting footage shot from inside a moving vehicle as the recent tsunami hit Japan. Thankfully, the driver managed to escape without injury. Rainbows aren’t always a good omen.

This is Bell Nuntrita Khampriranon, a contestant in Thailand’s Got Talent. She’s got a great singing voice. Or two. You’ll understand what we’re talking about when you watch the video.

(NSFW: Language) The latest Battlefield 3 clip teaches us how to deal with a well-positioned enemy sniper. If this is really pre-alpha footage then how awesome will the final game look like?

Georgiy Stepanyan of Team Dragtimes weaves his way along the mountains of Ukraine in this wonderfully shot video. The drift along the U-bend is just mesmerizing. More in-car footage here.

We don’t expect 5-month-old Emerson to understand the ways of the world, but neither did we expect such extreme reactions to his mom blowing her nose. Go easy on his heart, Mommy.

The sequel to the critically-acclaimed PC & Xbox 360 FPS. You’ll get absolutely zero info from the video, but if the first game is any indication then this should be an innovative shooter.

A blog that shows how some movies, TV shows, or even moments in real life are better – or at least more fun to watch – when viewed in reverse. But there are exceptions of course.

68 seems such a random number, but we’re not going to knock ShanesDominoez for that. Each technique is unique and has all kinds of formations and props, from soda cans to scotch tape.