Clad in a yellow jumpsuit, flair bartender Po Hseng Hsu aka “Bruce Lee” performs amazing acrobatics with bottles of spirits and shaking cans while creating a cocktail in this crazy video by Kuma Films.

In this new animated episode of Realistic Mortal Kombat by The Pete Holmes Show, the basic laws of physics render Sub-Zero‘s “Head Rip” fatality completely useless against Johnny Cage. After failing horribly, Johnny shows Sub-Zero the proper way to do it.

Bobo and Nikita, the same kitties who confidently took down a remote control helicopter, are a little unsure of how to catch a hyper Hexbug Scarab that just won’t stop moving no matter what they do in these adorable videos posted by Polish photographer Krzysztof Smejlis.

Smudge, a tiny moon bear cub, is thriving after her home was converted from a bile farm to a bear sanctuary under Peace by Piece, a program, put in place by Animals Asia, to help rescue and rehabilitate moon bears in Nanning, China.

Smudge, a four month old cub found on Nanning Bear Farm has become the first bear to enjoy an enrichment programme leaving staff confident she will enjoy a bright future. Born just a few months before Animals Asia began transforming the facility as part of Peace by Piece, Smudge is the last bear that will ever be bred in captivity on the site..

Donations to the program can be made through the Animals Asia site.

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On The Tonight Show, Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels manage to serve a cheeseburger and a milkshake to Jimmy Fallon with the use of fake arms. The “Real People, Fake Arms” skit claims to be a clip from an old Canadian soap opera titled “Jacob's Patience.” Jim and Jeff appeared on The Tonight Show to promote their upcoming film sequel Dumb and Dumber To.

According to Oxford University's Silk Group research team, spiders are able to to fine tune their webs, in order to locate where prey have landed. The arachnids have sensors on their legs capable of detecting specific vibrations that help them pinpoint the spot where an insect is struggling to free itself.

The spider “reads” these vibrations to, for example, locate where a struggling insect has been snagged. And apparently the web has to be tuned just right to provide that kind of arachnidian triangulation.

The spiders spend time fine tuning the different strands for easier detection and will even pluck them, in order to locate prey once it has stopped moving.

In "Above LA," Los Angeles filmmaker Chris Pritchard compiles some lovely time-lapse video of Los Angeles shot from hills and rooftops to give a view of the city we don't always see.

Above LA is a love letter to Los Angeles and showcases my favorite way to view the city – from above. Whether on a rooftop, a hill, or a mountain, getting above the grind of the city allows you to appreciate it in a new way. Once you get even slightly above, the views and sounds begin to change dramatically.

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Dave Hax demonstrates how to create a crossbow out of pencils, an ink pen, a binder clip, and rubber bands in his latest instructional video. He then shows off the deadly power of his office crossbow by shooting it into a small cardboard box. We previously wrote about Dave’s video on how to make a mini crossbow with flaming arrows.

Fun and simple mini weapon to make from stationary. 1,2,3,4 I declare office wars!

music by Kevin MacLeod – “Fig Leaf Rag“

“The 10,000 Movie Project” by NonSequiturMedia features the first five minutes of 10,000 movies laid out on a grid fit into a single YouTube video. You can zoom into different parts of the video to get a better look at what makes up all of those flashing lights. There’s also a Google Doc detailing everything that made it into the fairly inclusive list.

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The very talented impressionist Jim Meskimen performs Hamlet’s Soliloquy in a remarkable range of celebrity voices, including Colin Firth, Robert DeNiro, Bela Lugosi, Jeff Goldblum, Sir Ian McKellan, Morgan Freeman, Peter Falk, Bill Cosby and several others, in this video directed by Ben Shelton.

Check Please! is an art book by John “Super Ugly” Williams featuring creative artwork on restaurant checks from his collective art blog Guest Checks. The 80 page art book is now available to purchase online from Big Cartel, thanks to everyone helping John out on Kickstarter.

Here is a list of the artists featured in the book:

N8 VanDyke, Matt136, Skinner, Dave Correia, Cody Schibi, Emonic, C.B. Canga, Super Ugly, Dave Dwonch, JoeMur, Robert Bowen, Brian Canio, Cody Vrosh, Greg Hinkle, Brent McHugh, Richard Jule, Nik Burman, Nigel Sussman, Cody Williams, Butch Adams, Josh Ellingson, Ben Walker, Shawn Coss, and many more.

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In this short mockumentary, Harris Alterman of DoortoDoor Comedy plays Connor Redwood, a musician who found his calling yelling "Hey!" in songs. In the short, Redwood shows off his abilities on tracks by The Lumineers, Of Monsters and Men, Edward Sharpe and Magnetic Zeros and Henri Rabalais and relates an origin story not entirely unlike that of Hank Kingley's "Hey now!" on The Larry Sanders Show.

I've been yelling "hey!" as long as I can remember. When I was a kid, I'd yell, "hey! what's that?" an "hey! let's get some ice cream." It just kind of became my passion.

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Richard Dunn has created a hilarious music video for Celine Dion‘s 1996 cover of “All by Myself” while he was stranded overnight at the McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas.

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"The Last Game" is an animated short produced by Nike Football featuring a team of down on their luck animated soccer all-stars playing a winner-take-all match against an army of clones. The Space Jam-esque short features animated appearances by some of the top names in the game, including Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, Neymar Júnior, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Andrés Iniesta, David Luiz, Franck Ribéry, Tim Howard and Ronaldo.

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Daredevil Sebastian Alvarez performs a BASE jump from the bed of a truck as is drives across the 100 meter high Amolanas Bridge in Coquimbo, Chile in this video by Barcroft TV.

With virtually no margin for error, the Chilean had a couple of seconds of freefall before opening his parachute and drifting safely back to earth.

Alvarez recently performed another stunt, which found him gliding through a 39-foot gap between buildings using a wingsuit.

Alejandro Prullansky has created “WES,” a wonderful compilation video of slow motion shots from the many great films by director Wes Anderson. You can view the full list of movies on YouTube.

music by The Shins – “New Slang”

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In "Moments That Changed The Movies: Jurassic Park," the The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences (the organization behind The Oscars) explores how the groundbreaking special effects of the 1993 movie Jurassic Park completely transformed the movie making process. The film, which recently turned 21, marked a shift away from more traditional special effects like stop motion animation to the computer graphic-driven visuals that dominate big budget blockbusters today.

It's sort of like splitting the atom, once it happens, the industry shifts, and everybody starts talking.

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Dumb and Dumber To is an upcoming comedy film sequel co-written and directed by Bobby Farrelly and Peter Farrelly. The film takes place twenty years after the first Dumb and Dumber and continues the goofy adventures of Harry Dunne (Jeff Daniels) and Lloyd Christmas (Jim Carrey). It is scheduled to release into theaters on November 14th, 2014.

Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels reprise their signature roles as Lloyd and Harry in the sequel to the smash hit that took the physical comedy and kicked it in the nuts: Dumb and Dumber To. The original film's directors, Peter and Bobby Farrelly, take Lloyd and Harry on a road trip to find a child Harry never knew he had and the responsibility neither should ever, ever be given.

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To celebrate the film’s 20th anniversary, Screen Junkies created an honest movie trailer for Disney’s 1994 animated classic, The Lion King. The funny musicals featured throughout their Honest Trailer were vocalized by AVbyte. We’ve previously written about Screen Junkies’ ongoing series of honest television, movie, and video game trailers.

Relive the music, the lion lovin’, and the heartbreak that scarred a generation of children. Hakuna matata!!

To promote their line of natural personal care products, Japanese brand Shokubutsu Hana has created a novel living billboard in the severely polluted Pasig River in the Philippines that helps clean the river. The billboard, bearing the tag “Clean River Soon,” is made of vetiver, a type of grass that is used for treating wastewater. Shokubutsu Hana estimates the billboard cleans between 2,000 and 8,000 gallons of water per day. The ad campaign was created by Manila ad agency TBWA\Santiago Mangada Puno.

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