The poor man’s Segway. Some creative – and reckless – bloke installed what looks like a scooter’s engine and a wheeled platform onto a wheelbarrow. We hope they don’t try to pull off a wheelie on it. Or ever let a kid ride it again.

A special release of New Era’s 9FIFTY and 59FIFTY caps bursting with the pop art pioneer’s “electric color pallet” arranged in a camouflage pattern. The 9FIFTYs also have Andy Warhol’s name embroidered at the front.

This time-lapse video from one of Alberta Parks’ cameras shows a promiscuous tree. It starts off with one black bear, then it parties with an entire group of grizzlies who know how to bump and grind. Yippie-yi-yo yippie-yi-yay!

An optional add-on for BMW’s Series 7 & 3, Adaptive Headlights eliminate glare for other cars. When activated, a camera detects the traffic ahead and the headlights adjust their coverage accordingly. If only all cars had this.

“Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair.” Walter White recites Ozymandias over shots of New Mexico’s barren landscape. An ominous teaser for the final episodes of Vince Gilligan’s addictive TV series. Our bodies are ready.

YouTube channel STRskillSchool followed Andrew Henderson around London as he showed off his football freestyle tricks in his hometown. The 21-year old is the reigning World Freestyle Football Champion.

Create your own timepiece and have it ship in a day. Start with a 3-hand watch or a chrono, then pick colors for case, bezel, dial, hands, strap and either mineral or sapphire crystal. Best of all the watches are reasonably priced.

We’ve seen what Super Mario Bros. could look like in first person. Now step into the red shoes of Sonic with Machinima’s first person – first hedgehog? -run through the Green Hill Zone. It’s not as dizzying as we thought it would be.

Directed by Cullen Hoback, Terms and Conditions May Apply shows how the phrase “Internet privacy” has lost its meaning in light of the data gathering activities of online companies. Learn about privacy tools here.

After months of waiting, here’s a look at the first DLC for BioShock Infinite. The video shown here is from “Burial at Sea,” which sends us back to Rapture, while “Clash in the Clouds” offers 60 frenetic challenges on four new maps.

Czech car maker Škoda welcomes their sportiest car yet – the Octavia vRS – with a commercial that’s supposed to make us think their new ride is manly. Though it really just makes us want all the other cool stuff.

In anticipation of Pacific Rim’s Japanese release, YouTuber honda brigit made this awesome fan trailer. It’s an homage to the old trailers of Toho, the Japanese film company known for releasing monster movies such as Godzilla.

Thanks to its 5.7L V8, it can haul up to 1,500 lbs. and tow up to 10,000, but this burly beast is outfitted like a luxury car inside, with Lexus-grade leather, a premium JBL sound system, next-gen Entune, sat nav, and a huge cabin.

As if it’s not insane enough to carry around an upright piano on your back, this guy has to really show off, playing a brief concert with the thing strapped to him. More musical mayhem here.

The Neutron is relatively easy to read, but its as flashy as most Kisai watches. It has a badass steel grill face and an LED display that curves around the wrist. You can set it to display the time when you flick your wrist.

14-year-old electric guitar prodigy Tina S. returns to blow our minds and eardrums once more with a rendition of Patrick Rondat’s rock and roll tribute to Summer from Vivaldi’s classical opus The Four Seasons.