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Further cementing Apple TV’s sci-fi series dominance, the second season of Dark Matter goes beyond the source material of Blake Crouch’s novel while keeping its author deeply involved. It explores what happens after Jason’s return home and the complications arising from a seemingly infinite number of alternate realities. Premieres 8.28.26.
30 years after the music video for Jamiroquai’s “Virtual Insanity,” Jay Kay is back with an updated version. Created as a promo for Beefeater’s non-alcoholic 0.0, the new video takes us out of the grey-walled room and into new spaces. Directors Julien & Quentin did a fantastic job paying tribute to Jonathan Glazer’s original, while
You’re not supposed to stick things inside a piano. But if there’s one thing we know about Vinheteiro, it’s that he’s a rule breaker. In this video, he shows how placing marbles on the strings of a grand piano affects its sound. They add a strange rattle that roughens out its normally smooth notes. We wonder
Carry your tools, camping gear, or fishing supplies inside this steel jerry can from Rampage Products. It looks just like a fuel can, but it has two pull-out drawers, a lift-out tray, and slots for screwdrivers on the back of its door. It fits standard 5-gallon metal can mounts so that you can carry it
Remember the video game, Paperboy? You know, the one where you scored points by flinging newspapers at people’s welcome mats and mailboxes? Paper Boy Deep is a real-life master at tossing newspapers exactly where he wants them to go. Watch as he perfectly places papers between through doorways, under gates, and into the hands of
Revealed at San Diego Comic-Con 2026, Beyond the Brick got a hands-on look at this awesome new LEGO set based on Donkey Kong (set 72051). The 1371-piece, 15.5″ tall tribute to the arcade classic is playable, with a mechanism to release barrels, a joystick for moving Jumpman, and a button to make him jump. Now
When we were kids, the food that astronauts ate included tubes of weird paste and freeze-dried crumbles served in pouches. Weird History Food explores how we keep space travelers fed and nourished while dealing with the challenges of food prep and dining in a low-gravity environment filled with sensitive equipment. Things have clearly improved over
Designed for makers, designers, and small businesses, the xTool O1 printer can print on acrylic, wood, glass, metal, apparel, and more. It combines UV, DTG, DTF, and UV DTF printing in a single desktop machine. Its dual-printhead system supports hard goods, fabric printing, decals, 3D textures, fluorescent inks, foiling, and lenticular motion effects.
This small, circular aluminum container is just the right size for carrying pills, coins, or earplugs. The CURVD case has a secure, screw-top lid, wrapped in a detachable silicone case. Each includes circle and oval clips for attaching to keychains, belt loops, or bags. Available in six colors in both single and 2-packs.
Creality’s compact Pika scanner captures full-color 3D models of objects. It uses cameras, infrared lights, and blue lasers to scan with 0.03mm of precision, and can scan objects from the size of a coin to a full human body. AI tech helps fill in holes and enhance textures, while its mobile app provides real-time previews
Who says that priests can’t be cool? Located in Nafplio, Greece, Father Dionysios Tabakis shows off his guitar skills with his fretless 8-string Harley Benton, which he’s tuned like a traditional Middle Eastern string instrument called an oud. Played with loads of sustain, the resulting sound blends smooth note transitions with electric intensity. (Thanks, Harriet!)
These light-duty carabiners glow in the dark for a short time after being exposed to bright light. They’re made from polycarbonate resin with a metal clip and are good for helping to spot gear in darkness. Sold in sets of five, they’re great for attaching camping gear or keychains. Note that the green produces a