Bentley’s extravagant 4-door battleship tops out in excess of 200 mph, thanks to its 635hp W12 engine and rear-biased AWD that can launch passengers from 0 to 60 in just 4.2s. The interior looks especially awesome, with a selection of dark and luxurious finishes.

While laser engraving is typically done on wood or acrylic, this video shows a laser system which is used to add patterns or a pre-washed look to blue jeans. The completed fashions aren’t our style, but the tech is really cool. Plus, the music just makes it so much more dramatic.

(PG-13: Language) Kevin Oeser’s hilarious skit sees a man who just went to Burning Man struggle to explain what “The Burn” is about. Apparently it’s a place where normal people go in to reach a different state of being, before being reborn as dust-coated douchebags.

Steve Reich’s 1976 composition Music for 18 Musicians was about performers working in harmony to produce a minimal sound. Inspired by these properties, Simon Cullen and Neil O’Connor are creating a fully-electronic version. Coming 9/15/16 to Dublin’s Button Factory.

While Gordon Murray is used to designing F1 race cars, he says his proudest achievement is this tiny truck, designed for less developed areas. It can be hand-assembled in 12 hours, drive 600mi per fill up, handle rough terrain, and carry a 2 ton load while fording 3ft of water.

In this fictional political drama set in the Vatican, Jude Law plays Pope Pius XIII, the first American Pope. The Vatican Secretary of State engineered the election hoping to have a puppet, but the young Pope is a hardheaded and arrogant man.

Stone Island upgrades Nike’s classic windbreaker with the latest wind- and water-repellent nylon, dyed in the season’s trendiest colors. The Windrunner can be packed into its left pocket and carried messenger-bag style. Drops 9/8.

With a much more powerful GPU, a faster CPU and memory, and a 1TB HDD, this special model of the PlayStation 4 lets existing and new titles play with improved textures, frame rates and effects, in resolutions up to 4K at 60fps. Some games will also support HDR. Drops 11/10/16.

CoasterDynamix’s Cyclone is a modular and LEGO-compatible kit for making roller coaster models. It comes with everything you need, including a train, lift chain and gears. By default it’s powered with a hand crank, but you can also use a LEGO Power Functions motor.

The new iPhones are now IP67 water/dust-resistant, have a 12mp f1.8 camera, stereo speakers, a wide gamut display, faster CPU & GPU, 2x the storage, and the 7 Plus gets a 2nd 12mp telephoto camera for optical zoom. The glossy jet black version looks spectacular.

Variant Comics points out the absurdity of the most powerful Power Ranger of all time. If you’ve been keeping up with the series, then you may already know that the ridiculousness of his potential is rivaled only by his costume.

Man at Arms: Reforged proudly presents one of their favorite creations so far. It’s a replica of the katana wielded by Kuromukuro‘s protagonist Kennosuke. The sword was made from Japanese steel that was provided by the studio behind the anime, PA Works.

A special edition of the new Apple Watch, with custom apps focused on running and motivation, and a neon green ventilated band. Since it’s based on the new Series 2 platform, it’s got a GPS, is water resistant, has a faster CPU, GPU, and brighter display. Drops 10/16.

(PG-13: Language) Cracked’s corporate scumbag Roger is back to give us a good, hard Rogering, with a look at pharmaceutical companies who invest in patents, political lobbying, marketing, and incenting doctors, so they can reap big profits off of patients with severe illnesses.

Bell & Ross‘ military-inspired talisman watch gets a tattoo-inspired twist. The Burning Skull is engraved with images of fire, as well as a heart, a rose, a scythe and an hourglass. Then it’s lacquered by hand with black ink and varnish. Limited to 500 units.

The Force. The Jedi… All of it.. It’s all visual effects. Industrial Light & Magic shares some of the work that they did for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, including the Millennium Falcon, Starkiller Base and Rey and Kylo Ren’s fight.

Only a mouthbreather would find Ladyfingers Letterpress’ greeting card uncool. The greeting card features Stranger Things’ trademark title font as well as a climactic scene from the series.

“Well I find myself in trimes of travel…” A so-bad-it’s-good cover version of The Beatles’ 1970 classic, as performed by a choir of Russian sailors, highlighted by the marble-mouthed vocal stylings of their lead singer, and an ample dose of hat waving.

Photographer George Ivanoff used a DJI Phantom 3 drone to provide us with a unique perspective on the numerous defunct and rusted out ships which call New York’s Arthur Kill their final resting place.

Stylish and heavy duty board bags. The Siesta bag accommodates boards up to 6’1″ in length. The Solitary bag, on the other hand can be adjusted to fit boards between 5’6” to 7′. They have a zipper at the back so you can fit single fin boards without removing the fin.

(SPOILERS) YouTuber Alt Shift X talks about one of the most mysterious characters in Game of Thrones and its source books. What does Jaqen H’ghar – whoever he is or they are – want with Arya Stark? What is the Faceless Men’s ultimate goal? Why wasn’t this dude cast as Gambit?

Are you a foot tapper? A pen clicker? A Bubble Wrap popper? The Fidget Cube might be for you. This pocket-sized toy has a rotating dial, a joystick, a flip switch, buttons (both silent and clicky), gears and an indention for time-wasting and stress relieving.

These days, most wallpaper is printed using industrial printing presses. But check out this wild 1960s footage of a British wallpaper factory, who still made the rolls of wall art using hand-carved block printing, and hand-applied flocking.