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Coachbuilder DARTZ is making a real version of the Nightshark from GTA Online. The armored SUV has a single rear seat, a fighter-jet ejection seat facing a giant gaming display, and a weapon-selection wheel built into its five-point harness buckle. Gun ports, neon lighting, satellite internet, and animal-free exotic-look upholstery complete the over-the-top vehicle.
We’re 10 years late to the party for this Adult Swim cult classic, but we figured if we hadn’t seen it before, maybe you haven’t either. This hilariously weird parody imagines a 1986 concert where enigmatic musical maestros battled for synthesizer supremacy. For some real-world ’80s synth goodness, check out the 1985 Grammy Synthesizer Medley.
Designed for riggers and stage techs, this sturdy 14-in-1 multitool from Dirty Rigger is made from 4mm hardened steel and packs a variety of useful tools into one handy design. It has metric and imperial nut wrenches, square nut and wingnut tools, wire strippers, eyelets, a barndoor tool, and, of course, a bottle opener. Powder-coated
Artist David Mokso shows how he made a huge bust of Godzilla. It took him nearly 600 hours to create the monster using a metal frame, layers of foam, hand-sculpted clay, and 3D-printed resin accents. This Kaiju doesn’t just sit there and look pretty; its chest doubles as a display shelf. We got worried for
This compact tool pouch is made from high-quality X-Pac sailcloth and has three slots for tools, a phone pocket, and elastic straps on its front. A zipper pocket on the back holds credit cards, spare change, or small accessories. Two paracord loops can be used to attach a keychain, lanyard, or wrist strap. It also
Hancept’s desktop organizer system features modules inspired by architectural shapes. The Museum comes with 11 geometric containers you can snap together to suit your personal needs. Its upcycled bio-plastic bins connect with clips and can be used in or out of the included base tray. Flip over the ones you’re not using, and they become
This biographical drama from filmmaker Danny Boyle follows Rupert Murdoch and editor Larry Lamb as they reinvent The Sun in 1969, embracing sensationalism, sex, and scandal while turning the struggling UK newspaper into a model for the modern tabloid. Jack O’Connell, Guy Pearce, and Claire Foy star. Coming to theaters 12.11.26 and Netflix 1.8.27.
This compact tool combines versatility with a pocket-friendly form factor. It comes in two versions, both with a 2.5″ liner lock knife, a #11 utility blade, and a file with a chisel edge. The Drive adds a 1/4″ driver with a double sided bit and an awl, and the Pry has a pry bar, nail
In this video from The Crafsman Steady Craftin, the soft-spoken maker walks us through the process of turning inanimate cardboard paper tubes into a puppet with plenty of character. It uses a simple rubber band and paper clip mechanism to make its mouth move. The design was inspired by puppeteer Troy Picou’s singing paper towel
This dual-beam flashlight from Wuben projects one beam forward and another from its side. Its main light outputs up to 2000 lumens with a 350-meter throw distance, while its auxiliary light is available in 1000-lumen or 600-lumen high-CRI versions. Its head can rotate 180º, and it has a removable clip and a magnet in its
This tiny titanium tool is made for opening packages and other light-duty tasks. The PeaCut 2.0 is about the size of a medicine capsule and packs a retractable mini-tanto 440C blade inside its shell. It’s easy to attach to a keychain, pendant, or zipper pull, and has built-in slots for adding tritium glow tubes. There’s
There’s a great political divide in the U.S., but most people agree we don’t want a surveillance state. Donut wanted to see if they could make a car undetectable by Flock cameras. The experiment involved wrapping a Toyota Yaris in an adversarial noise pattern designed by cybersecurity expert Bill Swearingen. They also spoke with Benn