The Modular Body is the work of Dutch filmmaker and artist Floris Kaayk. In the video above we’re shown what looks like skinless fleshy body parts that can be put together in a modular fashion and then starts to move. It’s actually just one of over 50 interconnected videos which make up an online sci-fi storytelling project.

It’s a huge narrative that follows fictional researcher Cornelis Vlasman, a bioengineer who creates a modular lifeform.

You’re never too old to enjoy playing video games, that’s definitely the case here with 80-year-old Shirley Curry who flies in the face of convention and stereotypes. She has become one of the oldest avid Skyrim players in the world and says the reason she plays video games is because it keeps her mind active, and she believes other people of a similar age to her could benefit greatly from doing the same.

This short doc by 60 Second Docs looks at her story.

Most parents are always impressed by their kids drawings, typically hanging them on the fridge with magnets if they’re particularly great. But as impressed as they might be by them, they’re probably not so enamoured with their child’s art that they would get it turned into a tattoo.

Well, these moms and dads have done just that. In the latest from Cut Video these very brave or foolhardy parents get tattooed with a drawing done by their kids.

Remember the badass ED-209, Omni Consumer Products peachekeeping machines from RoboCop? Of course you do, it was a cooler robot than even RoboCop himself, although they’re not very good on stairs. Anyway, the guys at Ghostlight created a very large, very detailed ED-209 and it’s seriously impressive.

Check out how they did it in the behind-the-scenes above. Then check out the RoboCop remake scene they used it in below.

There are many inventive parkour videos out there, but this one literally puts a new perspective on free running, by shooting it directly from above like a bird’s eye view. Or, more accurately, a drone’s eye view as that’s how this video was shot which features daredevil Ilko “Ill” Iliev.

And seen clambering over rooftops from such a unique angle, Iliev’s stunts make him look like a character from Grand Theft Auto 2.

Super Mario Run is the new iOS game from Nintendo and it hasn’t been out that long but YouTube channel Devin Super Tramp (aka filmmaker Devin Graham) has created a live-action version. And he’s enlisted parkour pro Calen Chan who takes on the role of the iconic Italian plumber.

Trying to impress Princess Peaches results in Mario heading off on a chase through an industrial park, a snow-covered mountain, a desert and a road-side confrontation.

We live in uncertain times, this much is certain. Times when no one it seems—not politicians, not your neighbour, not even your know-it-all work colleague—knows what Britain leaving the European Union will actually mean. Meanwhile, across the pond in the US they’re potentially facing a future with Donald Trump as president. Bleak times, indeed.

It’s times like this that you need to keep hold of your sanity by looking for advice about the future from a Zoltar fortune telling machine. You know, like the one in the 1980s Tom Hanks movie Big. Although it’s nothing at all like this Zoltar machine which features Donald Trump making gloomy forecasts of his presidency if he won.

No, instead take the Zoltar machine in the video above which instead of bringing gloom is bringing hope—to Britain, anyway. With sterling at a record low, UK inflation due to rise, and Game of Thrones season seven’s return delayed until the summer, 2017 isn’t looking good.

But Zoltar, who no doubt has more insight than any so-called expert, is saying that the town of Wigan—yes the same Wigan a “supercomputer” declared the most liveable place on the planet—is Britain’s economic saviour. Our all-consuming hope for a better tomorrow.

Because Wigan has a plan.

Zoltan’s prophetic words reveal that, “Wigan will show you that it is conviction that burns as hot as coal, and the fires laid down in every western wharf, of every Keith and Keith, that fires us into who we are, that drives us forward as one. And what is true about Wigan can be true about all of us.”

And if the ‘Great Zoltar’ says it’s true then, well, it must be true.

Not all things from the past are relevant now, but it also means that some things shouldn’t be tampered with. Take for instance the strange (by today’s standards) baroque powdered wigs that people used to wear, you wouldn’t go to the barbers to get one fitted now. They were mainly used to cover baldness due to head lice, not such a problem in the 21st century. But, some things do remain constant and by some things that means: beer. Yes, the beloved alcoholic drink that comes after only tea, coffee and water as Homer Simpson’s and the world’s most favored beverage.

So once you hit upon a good recipe you don’t want to mess with it, you just want to consume it.

And that holds for Bavaria beer, a prestige beer that with a great heritage that has remained in independent ownership since the early 1700s. It’s one thing from that period in history that certainly doesn’t need to change.

The Swinkels family have been brewing Bavaria beer in the small Dutch village of Lieshout, just outside of Eindhoven since 1719. The brewery, run by the seventh generation of Swinkels, stands on the location of the farmhouse where the first generation started brewing almost three hundred years ago.

The company is still 100% family owned. And the beer 100% crisp and enjoyable.

That doesn’t mean you have to don a lice-ridden wig to enjoy it, it just means it has stayed true to its origins for three centuries. And always remember people, beer is good for you.

Everyone enjoys being tricked by an illusionist or magician, this sense of chicanery is what new movie Now You See Me 2 delves into in a plot that involves hypnotism, deception, and elaborate set pieces. Not only is it based on a motley crew of magicians, the Four Horsemen led by Jesse Eisenberg, but the illusionist’s sense of intrigue and mystery drives the plot too.

As with any type of magic, the tricks in the film work because you have no idea how they’ve been done. Sometimes, however, we do get to peak behind the curtain.

Like, for instance, learning how David Copperfield avoided getting badly hurt performing his incredible death saw trick in Las Vegas’ Caesar’s Palace back in 1988. In the trick Copperfield is bolted inside a box and a giant death saw is lowered and seems to saw him in half. Yet at the end he appears unscathed. How the heck did he do it?

All is explained by The Secrets of Magic Revealed explains: “When we see David lay down on his stomach in the box and the walls of the box are raise to conceal him, he quickly tucks his legs beneath his stomach and an assistant’s legs replace where his were in the straps. The assistant is laying on their back with their legs bent in the air, with their upper body obscured in the table, similarly to David and his lower half. The body then appears to be one whole, and the blade is judiciously positioned to miss both bodies and go through the slight gap between them. The trick must be carried out in perfect timing in order for it to be pulled off, and Copperfield does this flawlessly.”

There are plenty more classic tricks explained on The Secrets of Magic Revealed. You can watch the trailer for Now You See Me 2 below.

Goldie Lookin Chain, the greatest rap group Wales has ever produced are back with a new album Pill Communication and this is their latest track from it, “Pusherman.” After 10 years in the game GLC are now older, not much wiser, but they do have kids and this song is all about that.

It’s about being granted access at the weekend, smoking weed in Mothercare, and taking the kids to town for an afternoon in the local Wetherspoons.