Need a laugh today? Check out Jeff Smith’s Glove, Actually, a rather hilarious ode to the greatest slaps of the big screen – and there are plenty of them. We love the PoC montage at 3:53.

The highly functional leather Meehan bag has removable padded sections and elastic tool holders for bar professionals and enthusiasts alike to organize and transport essential drink tools.

(NSFW: Language) Michael Ashton’s Lazy Teenage Superheroes is the opposite of Kick Ass – jerks who have super powers but only use them to help themselves. Not bad for a film that cost $300.

Freddie Wong and his friends stumble upon a huge gun sale, which may not be what you think it is. This one’s not action packed and is essentially one long punchline, but it’s still worth a view.

Caldwell Tanner and Kevin Corrigan pit the Dark Knight against some of the Internet’s most popular memes. This makes us wish Batman was real so he could rid us of Forwarders once and for all.

Each copy of Dead Space 2 will include an unlock code for the Ser Isaac of Clarke armor set, which you can use in another EA game, Dragon Age 2. We’d rather have Isaac’s weapons though.

This toddler learns one of the oldest tricks in the book the hard way, as she finds herself unwittingly recreating James Woods’ famous Family Guy scene. Oooh, a piece of candy!

This intrepid (or insane) bus driver in Nicaragua has got a serious pair of huevos on him – watch as he decides to navigate the raging flood waters on the road instead of waiting for them to recede.

Oooh YEAH!!! One of the most charismatic pro wrestlers of all time, Macho Man Randy Savage will be playable in WWE All Stars, along with other WWE wrestlers both past and present.

The 2011 Indy 500 Festival Committee car has the 400hp V8 2SS equipment package, Brembo brakes, 20″ wheels, and center console auxiliary gauge package. 50 will be available for sale.

Designed by Jorge Hysek, the HD3 Slyde doesn’t try to cram information into its tiny screen. It doesn’t have to, because it has several screens. A simple swipe reveal its other functions. Demo here.

Molecular gastronomy has certainly made its mark with foodies. Now you can try these techniques in your own kitchen. You’ll be spherifying, gelifying and emulsifying meals in no time with this kit.

We’ve seen 360-degree still images before, but this is the first time we’ve seen an in-the-round video which lets you actually pan and tilt the camera. The British Colombian scenery ain’t bad either.

Crafted from concrete, steel and aluminum, Atelier Takagi’s LED tabletop lamps get their inspiration from the bright lights you’d find lining pre-fab community streets and mall parking lots.

The aggressive lines of designer Imran Othman’s motorcycle belie its eco-friendly palm oil powered engine. It’s just a concept though, so it could also run on maple syrup or baby’s tears if you want.

…well at least they usually have pretty decent jumping abilities. Unfortunately, this orange tabby must have missed that day at the feline academy. Score: Cat 0, Sir Isaac Newton 1.

These incredible videos of everyday objects moving in slow-motion were shot with Weisscam HS-1 and HS-2 high speed cameras, and are completely unretouched. Second demo here.

Think you’ve got upper-body strength? Clearly you never saw Joel Fletcher’s 1981 short film, The Wanderer, featuring Mark Daniel and his unreal ability to walk (everywhere) on his hands.

This is what passes for amazing nowadays. This lucky mini-golfer placed his golf ball on the tip of a water fountain. Everyone’s mind is blown when the water comes out and supports the ball. And then…

Edo Competition gave a Posrche Panamera Turbo a whale of a makeover. The Moby Dick has Mansory aerodynamics parts, new exhaust tips, a 750hp engine and a custom electronic lowering module.

Now you can hug eBoy’s pixel-packed art. Choose from landscapes of New York, Los Angeles, and Baltimore Docks – if those cities had giant apes and robot dinosaurs, that is.

It may have a hatchback and seat four (assuming your back-seat passengers have no legs), but with a 6.3L, 651hp V12 power plant, AWD and a top speed of 208mph, it’s all Ferrari under the hood.

This brief clip features the fastest Steadicam maneuvers we’ve ever seen, with the speediest shot aided by an equally stable Segway. Cheesy subject matter, but awesome camera work.