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Wuben’s X1Pro flashlight uses dual beams to output a brilliant 12,300 lumens in its top power mode. It has an 8,650-lumen flood beam and a 3,650-lumen spot beam that can be used independently, and offers add-ons for mounting versatility. Swappable 21700 batteries charge quickly and it offers reverse charging for juicing up your phone in
Director Sean Pecknold’s award-winning Tennis, Oranges is a wonderfully creative and heartfelt hand-animated short film about a robot vacuum cleaner that quits its job roaming the hallways of a hospital and encounters two rabbits stuck in similarly repetitive and lonely lives. But when they get together, something truly magical happens.
There’s no amber hue to this añejo tequila. Milagro Cristalino Añejo is a blue agave tequila with a difference. It’s aged in American and French oak barrels for 18-24 months, then is blended and filtered through charcoal to obtain a slightly sweet, crystal-clear liquid with smoother flavor than silver tequilas.
Would you rather be chased down by Chucky, a Demogorgon, or the Alien Queen? This animated video from Vani Plaku’s Red Side answers that question and more by comparing the running speeds of 49 iconic monsters from movies and TV. For something a little less terrifying, watch their video that compares the speeds of cartoon
Cosplayer Skoli5000 won Best in Show at the 2026 FanX Salt Lake Comic Convention for this incredible costume of Batman nemesis Mr. Freeze. The outfit is packed with details, including the tanks that keep Freeze on ice, his freeze ray, and a batarang sticking out of his back. You’ve got to admire the level of
It’s an epic collision of 1970s and 1980s rock sub-genres courtesy of remixer Bill McClintock. This fantastic mashup combines ELO’s “Evil Woman,” Dokken’s “Dream Warriors,” Def Leppard’s “Foolin’”, and Ozzy Osbourne’s “Suicide Solution” into one surprisingly seamless song. Lynyrd Skynyrd fans the flames with a little of “That Smell.”
This small pocket knife combines five handy tools into one. In addition to its locking steel blade, it has a second blade on its flipside with a screwdriver, pry tool, rope cutter, and bottle opener. Its textured G10 handle has a built-in clip for attaching to a bag, lanyard, or belt loop. Available in green,
Artist Daniel Rozin has spent three decades making interactive displays that react to viewers’ movements. This piece features 450 penguins that rotate to create a shadow of the person beside them. Their fuzzy, black-and-white bodies are ideal for creating the illusion of light and shadow. Steve Wilson, co-founder of 21c Museum Hotels, shows how it
TitanStraps are multipurpose tie-down straps. Each strap resists UV rays, extreme temperatures, oils, gas, and other solvents, while its buckle is made of aircraft-grade aluminum. It comes in a variety of strengths, lengths, and colors. The Industrial Strap has a 70 lb. load limit, while the Utility Strap has a 60 lb. load limit. Sold
CWLbuilds makes tiny robot sculptures from found objects. Here, he shows how he transformed an empty bottle of face spray into a bot that looks like it would wander the wastelands in Borderlands. Like, it would walk up to you, act friendly, then explode. CWL’s YouTube channel showcases more trashbots and other fun model-making projects.
A very grey Johnny Depp really sinks his teeth (fangs?) into his comeback role in Marc Webb’s supernatural thriller Day Drinker. With a menacing brogue he plays a mysterious guest on a private yacht, served liberally by a grieving bartender (Madelyn Cline). When they become entangled with a criminal figure (Penelope Cruz) the plot thickens.
Written by Mark Waid, the unlikely and unexpected superhero mashup Batman/Superman/Weird Al: World’s Weirdest #1 is a 40-page DC comic book that finds the unlikely trio dimension-hopping and cracking wise. It’s not Weird Al’s first time in 2D. He previously guest-edited an issue of MAD Magazine and was featured in two DC variant covers.