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Norm Macdonald was a comedic genius whose smart, deadpan humor and wit are unequaled even today. Director Judd Apatow’s documentary, Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald, recounts the comedy legend’s life, career, and lasting influence through archival footage and interviews with his friends and peers. Coming to Netflix on 10.16.2026.
Fans of Apple TV’s standout science fiction series Silo should definitely check out this free interactive website created by Silo fan h.stratev. Explore the Silo lets you scroll from the Up Top to the Down Deep to visit every level of the mysterious underground structure and includes a handful of easter eggs and hidden relics
This powerful UV flashlight can spotting stains, invisible inks, and even scorpions. The rechargeable uvBeast V3 packs triple 1.2A SMD UV LEDs into an aluminum body for higher intensity and longer range than 100-LED designs. Its focused beam reaches more than 70 feet, and each light includes special tinted glasses to help reveal and sharpen
Jelle’s Marble Runs is back with another marble machine. The primary goal of “Cacophony” is to make noise. Loaded up with 2000 individual marbles, its mix of rotating drums, ramps, nails, pipes, bells, and springs helps it produce a variety of satisfying sounds. For a fun challenge, see if you can spot the elusive blue,
Known for its 3D printers, Bambu Lab enters the laser game with the R1. The 55W CO2 laser cuts and engraves wood, leather, acrylic, metal, and more across a 600 × 300 mm work area. Automatic mirror alignment and camera-assisted positioning simplify setup, dual fans aid ventilation, and conveyor and rotary add-ons handle long boards
This playful multitool from Lucky Jack Gear looks like one of the small simians from the classic Barrel of Monkeys game. Its curved arms double as carabiner clips for attaching belt loops, bags, or key rings, while its integrated tools include six metric wrenches, flat and Phillips screwdrivers, a rope cutter, and a ruler.
Coinciding with the 50th anniversary of PUNK magazine, its cofounder, Legs McNeil, tells the sleazy, star-studded stories behind the stories. Resident Punk: How I Smoked, Drank, and Stumbled My Way Through the ‘70s Punk Scene is part memoir and part cultural history of NYC’s underbelly as only a true insider can tell it.
Based on a 19th century design, Fireside’s compact camping kettle is designed for hanging over an open fire. Each kettle is handmade in Japan from copper to conduct heat and is designed to develop a unique patina with time and use. It features a nickel-plated interior, a drip-resistant spout, a wooden handle for hanging, and
Art collective MSCHF turned two electrified Lexus vehicles into sculptures that look like someone went wild with a 3D modeling tool. MOTOMORPHOSIS includes an RZ 450e looped nose-to-tail and an RX 450h+ twisted into a spiral. The crazy cars appear alongside their production counterparts at NYC’s Chelsea Industrial from 9.24 to 9.26.26. Admission is free
Mayhem À La Carte combines a cooking game with a first-person shooter. As a caterer for a crime syndicate, your job is to cook and plate meals while hordes of enemies open fire on your kitchen. The four-player co-op game even lets you switch between bullets and throwing food at your foes. Add this gaming gem
What makes Surviveware’s first aid kit stand out is how well organized it is. Each of its inner sleeves is labeled by purpose, saving valuable seconds in an emergency. It’s made from 600D Polyester and comes packed with bandages, splinter probes, sting relief pads, a CPR kit, a blanket, and much more.
After totally freaking us out with his bloodcurdling bathroom diorama, Alex from North of the Border returns to give the Scariest House in America a run for its money. His Lovecraftian living room features frightening furniture, a terrifying television, a gruesome grandfather clock, and alarming artwork on its weathered walls.