This pro-grade appliance takes in grains, and automatically ferments and produces up to 2.5 gallons of craft beer in less than 4 hours. Those looking for an easier to use, smaller system should check out the $799 Pico, which brews pre-mixed grains from famous craft breweries.

(PG-13: Language) Here are some of the fun bits from Conan O’Brien’s gym sesh with Kevin Hart that didn’t make it on air. Conan talks about loving Fruit Loops, turns down a guy who wasn’t even hitting on him and tells an inspirational story.

As we already know, Adam Savage loves to dress up in complicated costumes and walk around conventions to see if he can avoid being identified. For NYCC 2016, he dressed as the delightfully rotund Totoro. We love how he squeezed through that doorway at 4:45.

Looking for the ultimate in audio minimalism? These earbuds are as compact as you can get, eliminating all wires, and just barely sticking out of your ears. Their storage case also charges them, and they have active noise suppression and echo cancellation for phone calls.

Hypnotic footage of an Intralox conveyor system, which uses a series of active roller belts to move individual products into perfect formation for loading onto pallets. The objects seem to move into position as if by magic. This demo is equally enthralling.

(SPOILERS) If you’re sold on Battlefield 1, skip this video. In multiplayer, there’s a capture the flag-like mode where you have to find, hide, and then send a messenger pigeon. And in single player… well, see for yourself.

YouTube channel Freethink has a new series of brief documentaries about private space technology companies. The first episode is about XCOR and its Lynx, an airplane-like rocketship that could one day make four flights a day, five days a week.

You may have seen 2Chainz showing Eleven some love with a dope hoodie. It’s from French label ih nom uh nit’s Pop Up Series, a collection of oversized tees and hoodies featuring portraits of Netflix characters from Stranger Things and Narcos.

(Gore) CineFix compares the 1994 supernatural action flick The Crow and its source material, James O’Barr’s 1989 comic book series. While both are about coping with the loss of a loved one, the movie takes a more conventional approach to the hero’s journey.

One of Hender Scheme’s Manual Industrial Products silhouettes for fall is a handcrafted homage to Timberland’s classic work boots. The MIP 14’s exquisite raw leather upper is paired with a replaceable sole and a rubber heel.

The svelte new HP Envy All-in-One has an adjustable 27″ 1440p IPS touchscreen and a base that houses most of its components, such as a 6th gen. Intel i5/i7 CPU, up to 16GB RAM and up to 2TB HDD. It also has a clever retractable webcam. Drops 10/2016 for $1300+.

If you’ve ever considered diving in a shark cage, you might rethink that after watching this video, in which a great white swam right through the bars, with a diver inside. Incredibly, the guy wasn’t injured, but we can imagine his wetsuit is a few shades more brown now.

Spin-offs have been part of pop culture for decades, and while some have become classics, others would have been better off never being made. Mental Floss looks at a bunch of programs which could have been, but had the plug pulled before came to fruition.

“You’re lying fam! Baby, get outta there.” 2 Chainz and guest Charlotte McKinney check out a massage chair that costs $16,000 because it has lights and speakers. Whatever. The Most Expensivest Sh*t is like Top Gear for scams anyway. We’re here mainly for the host.

One-man LEGO Technic factory Sariel tops himself yet again with this badass model of the A39 Tortoise, a British World War II heavy assault tank prototype. Its drivetrain, cannon, turret and machine gun are controlled with a DualShock 4 via two SBricks.

We love the illustration style of Benjy Brooke’s animated short, which follows a future traveler who must set out on a long journey through the desert to locate power for her electric car when its battery dies. The sound design by Kenny Kusiak perfectly complements the images.

The Emergency Night Mission collection adds new colorways to Breitling’s famed distress beacon watch: a black titanium case and dial with orange or yellow straps, and a black titanium case with a blue mother-of-pearl dial and a blue strap.

It’s a rare condition, this day and age, to read any good news on the newspaper page… Good thing we have the Internet cough up gems like this from time to time. YouTuber Zach Ace pieced together clips from Luke Cage to mimic Family Matters’ opening.

Vivid Delight’s laser-cut LED accent lights are wrapped in silhouettes of some of our favorite characters, and are very reasonably priced. While the Pokémon and Harry Potter designs are great, the Nightmare Before Christmas and Beetlejuice ones are perfect for Halloween.

The second trailer for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story reveals heroine Jyn Erso’s connection to the Death Star. We’re getting cringey vibes from the dialogue we’ve heard so far, but we’re still optimistic about this spinoff.

The evil spirit is left in its prison, Waller elects to call Batman instead of trusting people they didn’t trust enough to be free, and Captain Boomerang gets to do something. But to counter El Diablo’s point, a bomb isn’t “just fire”, you know?

Suspension component maker Hellwig Products and LGE-CTS Motorsports are building this off-road beast for SEMA 2016. The modded Nissan Titan XD has a forged sway bar and air bags to handle the big Lance Camper, and rides on massive Falken tires and black Method Wheels.

(PG-13: Language) Nicolas Cage plays the role of Gary Faulkner, a jovial and repentant ex-con who went to Pakistan to try to capture Osama Bin Laden – a mission that he would go on to undertake eleven times. Based on Chris Heath’s 2010 article on Faulkner.