The Daily What said: Look At This Fucking Cat Video of the Day: Inception Cat will haunt your dreams [thanks penny and dan!].

Epic.

Type, photo, color, composition…all well done, I think.

The Daily What said: Meanwhile In Japan of the Day: Courtesy of Japan Culture Lab’s “The Japanese Tradition” video series: Everything you always wanted to know about the Japanese art of apologizing - but were too busy apologizing incorrectly to ask. [pinktentacle.]

The Daily What said: Physics Engine of the Day: Ubisoft Lead Technical Director Thiago Costa’s Lagoa Multiphysics 1.0 is the coolest real-world physics visualizer you will see today, guaranteed. [tnw.]

Tomi Lebrero y su Puchero Misterioso in Buenos Aires, February 2010, performing A Caballo. A film by Vincent Moon images, sounds and edit by Vincent Moon mix by Felix Cristiano produced by Temporary Areas.

Via, The Most Depressing Girls.

Monster — one half of, The Most Depressing Girls — said, “Since we haven’t updated — ever. I thought I might give a stab at it.” Stab more, Monster. Please. Brilliant.

Note: Check out o’l buddy representing with his Cerveza Quilmes shirt. It’s dark, but I’ll bet that’s a Quilmes he’s sippin’ on too.

George Clooney is, The American.

The Daily What said: Kickass Cover of the Day: Folk rock songstress Lissie kicks out the jams from under Kid Cudi’s “Pursuit of Happiness.”

Lissie’s debut album, Catching A Tiger, will be out June 21 on Columbia.

[doobybrain.]

Coast No Coast is a new documentary film release that will cover the 2200 kilometer {≈1,367 miles} journey from Vancouver to Mexico on fixed gears. Travel Well. Via …

Sofia Coppola’s Somewhere. Thanks for posting Nevver.

Hadn’t been to Syrup NY’s site in a while. Caught a glimpse of their work for PUMA. Brilliant.

PUMA - Journey of Football (via puma) by Syrup NY.

Rebloged via Stewf By way of The Nice Modernist, who said: “Every time I’m tempted to overcomplicate a project, I listen to Sonny Boy Williamson and he restores my faith in simplicity. You’ll understand.”

OK Go - This Too Shall Pass - Rube Goldberg Machine version (via OkGo) — thanks Cody & Cody, for sharing.

I was reminded of Okay Go’s, “This Too Shall Pass” by a link over at Rebecca Finch’s (who is as beautiful as her photography).

Work’n our ASS off (by Franky Luckman).

Short featuring Jesse James as part of Austin Speed Shop. I like how they kick around Austin in their Hot Rods for lunch. Nicely shot/edited. Found via Austin Speed Shop website. Original post.

Nina Simone - How It Feels To Be Free — thanks for sharing youmightfindyourself. I get lost — completely — in the 1:20 minute piano solo intro.

Thanks for finding/sharing @jarred via his tumblr.

Jarred says, “I’m really enjoying this video/song by Jonathan Boulet. The motion, pace and neutral grade suit the song well. And since when is slow motion not cool? Video by Special Problems.”