These brown suede hi-tops make you look smart and cool at the same time, dressing up a pair of jeans or dressing down your suit. The unusual profile sets them apart from ordinary sneakers.

If you ever wondered how you could move your digits fast enough to play Dick Dale’s Misirlou (aka the Pulp Fiction theme), here’s a clever way to keep those blisters off your fingers.

TeeFury’s tee-of-the-day is perfect for Dexter fans. Designed by Matt Dearden, the t-shirt features Mr. Morgan’s tools of the trade. The only thing missing are the rolls of plastic sheeting.

Photographer Sam O’Hare makes all the attendees at this year’s Coachella festival look really, really tiny, courtesy of the now familiar tilt-shift lens – used to perfect effect in this setting.

Who says that soda cans need to be cylindrical? We love this faceted can concept from designer Dzmitry Samal, which not only look cool, they keep sideways cans from rolling off your desktop.

Adrien Brody finds himself at the bottom of a cliff, injured, a corpse in the back seat, and no memory of who he is or how the car crashed. As he pieces things together, the ugly truth is revealed. Or is it?

Gregory Benford and the editors of Popular Mechanics take on flying cars, aluminum clothes, glass cities, and other amazing visions from the future that never quite was in this fascinating read.

Red Bull Racing’s Scott Speed is used to turning left, but he actually might have to make a right to get his passengers to their destinations as he plays cabbie in his Camry on the streets of Chicago.

Customized by guys with the perfect Italian car name, Romeo Ferraris, this decidedly American ride has been skinned with a stunning carbon film, and its 7.0L V8 supercharged to crank out 667-hp.

Just moments after this traffic cop pulls over a driver in Russia, he’s forced to take cover in his subject’s car thanks to a marauding pack of wolves. Sounds best Benny Hillified.

The kids from Staten Island’s PS22 chorus do the best cover we’ve heard of MGMT’s Kids since the ukulele version. When you’re done with that, hear ’em sing Phoenix and cut a record with Passion Pit.

A special edition of the popular MMO-oriented mouse, it’s still the Naga you know and love – 17 programmable keys, 5600dpi sensor, MMO-specific apps etc. – but with awesome lava light effects.

Have you ever thought about what you’re going to say right before you leave this world? Will you be dramatic, humorous or practical? Perhaps you’ll be inspired by these famous examples.

We can’t believe this is the 7th time that Improv Everywhere’s done this, because there’s still a lot more that can be done with this gag. Still, it’s fun to see thousands of people doing the same thing.

Panasonic’s latest micro 4/3 camera has the fastest autofocus among interchangeable lens models at just 1/10th of a second. It is also compatible with the world’s first 3D interchangeable lens.

A classier alternative to the CableBox, the Juice Box is a 15.5″ x 8″ x 4″ mitered walnut box with a removable felted wool top. An elastic cord keeps cables in check. Power strip not included.

Sure, The Dark Knight and The Hangover are a bit passé, but that doesn’t make this unlikely mashup of the two any less amusing. Warning: Zach Galifianakis and Ken Jeong butt-shots ahead.

We’re not sure you’d do with all this food, but it is kinda awesome seeing it displayed like this. Total calories? 2,803,995, or 1,536 calories per person per day – and the picture is only half of that.

The Macula strike again, this time for the 600th anniversary of the famous Prague Astronomical Clock. The group used the clock itself as the canvas for their stunning historical light show.

Brooklyn band Atomic Tom kicks out a live performance of “Take Me Out” on the NYC B-train today, playing the tune on their iPhones instead of their normal instruments. Not half bad, we think.

Jimmy Fallon impersonating other famous stand-up comedians at last year’s America’s Got Talent. We’re surprised this hasn’t gotten more views on YouTube, because he actually did pretty good.

Got a Nintendo Wii, but want to get your FPS on? With tons of weapons, huge environments, and online multiplayer, SEGA’s upcoming Conduit sequel looks like it has serious potential.

We’ll start out by saying that we don’t recommend that you try this at home. We suggest you leave surfing on the top of moving trains to daredevils lunatics like this guy, who goes by the name “537.”