These are a couple commercials for Hasbro’s Marvel Legends Interactive Electronic Deadpool Head coming this September ($99 from Entertainment Earth). The head and eyes move as it speaks its over 600 Deadpool phrases, and responds to sounds, being picked up, and being turned upside-down. It also includes a downloadable smartphone

This is a video of a cat that apparently learned how to eat by watching claw machines and attempts to grab an entire mouthful of the brown and crunchy at a time. You know what they say though– “Cats are f***ing weird.” FACT. It’s one of the fundamental laws of

This is a video of a Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 flying off the racetrack at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in reverse due to a spinout caused by an alleged coolant spill. Coolant spill — or red shell?! Dum dum dum! *waits for racers to take off helmets to reveal

This is a video of musician Davidlap recreating various video game console sounds using his guitars. Like watching a roommate attempt to eat all the leftover condiments after a barbecue, you may be surprised how well he does. Of course David here probably won’t puke in your car on the

This is the Time Machine Bass crafted by father-and-son guitar making team Steve and Richard Doner of Doner Designs. The guitar was recently sold on eBay for $8,880, with all proceeds benefitting the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research. Some more info about the guitar while I precariously stand

This is ‘All My Rockets That Didn’t Work’, a compilation video created by Youtuber and model rocketeer BPS.space of all their model rocket crashes over the years.  I think this video serves as a very powerful reminder that, even when faced with repeated failures, some people just don’t know when

This is a video captured by a homeowner in Asheville, North Carolina of a mama bear (who appears to be wearing a tracking collar) and five cubs having the time of their lives playing on the children’s playground set in the backyard.  In their own words while I remember the

This is a video walk-around of the miniature USS Enterprise-D bridge from Star Trek: The Next Generation as crafted by furniture and model maker Geoff Collard. In his own words while I blame my fat hands and poor coordination for never being a good model maker myself. Plus I’d always