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The 1980s gave us some of the most entertaining and rewatchable movies of all time. Ghostbusters was one of them. The spirited comedy also spawned a frenzy of follow-ups, including a cartoon series and a Hi-C beverage that keeps coming back from the dead. Weird History Food aims its proton pack at the life and
This all-black multitool from Tokyo’s Tshuchioto Works packs 11 handy functions in one. It’s blades are made from stainless steel with all of parts fixed to its aluminum frame. Tools include dual-function pliers, a knife, flat and Phillips screwdrivers, a wire cutter, a wire stripper, a rough-cut saw, a can opener, a bottle opener, and
London-based wildlife artist Josh Gluckstein is a known for creating incredible animal sculptures using recycled cardboard. His paper menagerie includes giant turtles, a manta ray, whales, an elephant, a giraffe, a lion, and an awesome looking shark he created for Discovery’s Shark Week. He also created version of Mabel in Beaver form from Hoppers.
There can never be too many food websites. Open Source Food remixes progressive copyright attitudes with yummy in my tummy. True to form, recipes come with a Creative Commons license.
Fanny packs are deep into dork territory, but Chrome’s HipBone pulls it off with its slim form factor and 11 color choices. Versatile, too: hang it from your hip or use the optional shoulder strap.
This tiny, minimalist keychain tool is more versatile than it looks. The 3″ long Rhino Bar is machined from a solid stainless steel bar, has grip indentations, and won’t bend or break under pressure. Use it to pry apart things, remove staples, open packages, and scrape paint or glue. It can also turn flat-blade screws.
At the 2026 Paris Motor Show, Alfa Romeo unveiled the Cuorerosso (“red heart”), a stunning concept car powered by a 2.9-liter V6 hybrid AWD drivetrain and blending aerodynamic styling with futuristic details and a driver-focused cabin. Victor Jennes of Le Driviste attended the reveal and captured this short video showcasing the car’s sights and sounds.
Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories has a DIY for making your own Fraction Adding Machine out of a Rice Krispies Box, glue and tape. It’s based on an actual 1952 calculator.
We’ve watched Boston Dynamics Atlas robot evolve from an early prototype to a production-ready humanoid. Now the ‘bot’s hands are getting an upgrade. While its previous hands had 7 degrees of freedom, the new hands have 13, improving its abilities to perform precision tasks while maintaining grip strength. Its four fingers are ideal for working
Concord Aerospace celebrates the Apollo space missions with a set of 13 coasters, each decorated with an Apollo mission badge. The coasters are made from slate, with full-color artwork and an aerospace-grade clearcoat finish for durability. In addition to protective feet on back, each coaster has a strong magnet so you can display them on
To celebrate its 10th year, Alpaka released this fun take on its original 7ven Messenger bag. The teeny-tiny Micro Messenger pouch is just big enough for Airpods, keys, coins, and credit cards. It includes an adjustable rope strap with a magnetic buckle, a carabiner, and has a hook-and-loop patch panel. Available in Bahama Blue or
Eldencraft brings fantasy to real life with this illuminated wizard’s staff. The light looks like it was crafted from wood, but it’s molded from resin and ABS. It stands 65.3″ tall and houses an LED light source and battery inside its head. The included base stand lets you use it as a floor lamp between
