I've never been to the Mall of America, but I hear it's pretty big. So big that you might need GPS on your phone in order to find anything, instead of going up to the giant kiosk and looking for the "You Are Here" sticker and remembering that you're in standing in front of the Orange Julius.

I didn't think I would be writing about the Super Bowl advertising any more, but then Adweek put out this video, an edited-down-version of every Super Bowl ad that ran during the game, in a very tight 2 minutes, 14 seconds.

I don't normally comment on political items or videos, but when the President of the United States gets to fire a marshmallow cannon (as part of the White House Science Fair), and it gets captured on video, well, I just have to comment.

Prepare for the 3D prequels by watching all three in under 3 minutes.

Bottom line - never predict anything. You'll probably be wrong.

No slingshots here, just cold rubber.

My 4-year-old son summed up the Super Bowl ads quite nicely yesterday when he said, "These commercials are all weird."

AT&T archive film highlights Spaceship Earth, '80s fashions and other EPCOT goodies.

To show how cool and safe their insulating foam is, YouTuber "George4title" covers his hand with the foam and then aims a welding torch directly at it. God, I love YouTube.

Sony's CEO Howard Stringer appeared alongside his incoming replacement at a press conference in Tokyo. Kazuo Hirai, who currently heads the company's core consumer products division, will take over in April, at the start of the new fiscal year.

Jump ahead 30 seconds for the good parts of this quadrotor copter video.

VW tries to regain the Super Bowl ad buzz by drawing from The Force again.