If we had to pick our favorite living actor, Sam Rockwell is definitely in the running. His performances in films like Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, The Green Mile, and Confessions of a Dangerous Mind are all incredible and all so different. GQ sat down with the actor to learn about his inspirations and how he gets inside his characters.

This chunky, pen-style screwdriver hides numerous precision bits inside its aluminum body. It comes with 18 double-ended steel bits, including Phillips, slotted, Torx, Torx security, hex, tri-point, triangular, pentalobe, snake-eyes, and a sim card ejector. It has an anti-roll design, and a magnetic bit holder.

It’s time to put on your best polyester suit and hit the dance floor. Van Halen meets The Miracles in this fantastic disco-rock mashup by Bill McClintock. Come for the music, stay for the outfits.

This limited edition of CountyComm’s thick and stubby D2 Re-Action folding knife has a titanium liner lock frame and a sharp D2 steel blade. It’s small enough to fit in the fifth pocket of your jeans and easy to spot in the dark thanks to its glowing handle scales. It’s also available with a bright orange handle.

Summer is here, so you might not think a down blanket would be useful. But campers know it can get quite chilly at night. Get Out Gear’s puffy quilted blanket is stuffed with 650-fill down to keep you nice and toasty. Its exterior is made from 20D ripstop nylon with a durable, water-resistant coating. It opens to 77″ x 50″ and rolls up to fit in a 12″ x 5″ stuff sack.

David Gilmour’s guitar solo in Pink Floyd’s Comfortably Numb is something special. Musician Will Wilde performed the same part on harmonica and blew us away with his expressiveness. His 4-minute-long Freebird solo is amazing too.

Edelkrone’s smart tripod is as technologically advanced as it gets. It packs high-torque motors, a gyroscope and accelerometer, and can self-level on uneven surfaces. Connect your camera to its trigger port, and the tripod can change heights over time while shooting time-lapses. It adjusts from 13.4″ to 58.3″ high, lifts up to 44 lb, and offers app remote control.

Mosquitoes are the world’s deadliest animal because they spread diseases like malaria and dengue. Scientists have developed a fascinating way to reduce this threat – infecting mosquitoes with Wolbachia, a bacteria that limits mosquitoes’ ability to carry other diseases. To jumpstart the process, they’re releasing millions of infected bugs. AsapSCIENCE explains.

This versatile utility bag from CountyComm is made from super-strong, water-resistant, and UV-resistant Dyneema. It’s got a large main compartment and two deep exterior pockets, each with YKK double zippers. The handles are made from narrow seatbelt webbing, stitched all the way around for durability. It measures appx. 12″ W x 9″ D x 7.5″ H.

The Euthanasia Coaster is an insane hypothetical roller coaster designed to kill its passengers. Until now, it’s only existed as a design on paper and a non-working model. Thanks to Coaster Obsessed, we now have a working version of the killer coaster, made out of K’Nex building kits. It’s the last thrill ride its pint-size passengers will ever take.

Add some “ooh la la” to your Valentine’s Day imbibing with the peculiarly sexy “Gintimates” cocktail accessories by Hendrick’s Gin and Wiederhoeft – a Bottle Corset to dress your naked Hendricks 150ml; a Pinky Garter to mind you to keep your pinky up during sips; and a Cocktail Garnish Chain to decorate your beloved’s cocktail glass.

This specialized gadget from Strong Hand Tools is a welder’s best friend. It uses powerful magnets to hold two pieces of steel together at 45º or 90º angles without clamping. It provides up to 90 lb. of pulling force and is easy to remove thanks to its magnet deactivation switch.

Imagine, for a moment, that it was possible to pitch a baseball at 90% of the speed of light. Not only would you easily eliminate the batter, but there would be other major consequences according to this hypothetical physics exploration by the mighty Randall Munroe of xkcd. Weapons makers, don’t get any funny ideas.

This prequel to John Krazinski’s outstanding horror flick A Quiet Place rewinds time about a year and a half before the original, giving us our first look at how things went down when the aliens invaded Earth and survivors discovered that silence was golden. It stars Lupita Nyong’o, Djimon Hounsou, and Joseph Quinn and arrives in theaters 6.28.2024.

The typical cordless drill operates on battery electric power. But in the hands of builder TimWelds, this everyday tool runs on nitromethane, methanol, and oil. Tim took one of Toyan’s working miniature V8 engines and retrofitted it to drive drill bits. The result is the loudest and most satisfying power drill we’ve seen.

Chop and split wood like a boss with this heavy-duty tactical axe from survival outfitter Cold Steel. It has a 3.5″ carbon steel blade with a sharpened rear point and a lightweight 19″ handle in dark brown. It’s great for throwing too and comes with a sturdy and secure sheath for safe transit.

An ordinary spray paint can only produce a single color. Ukrainian street artist Vitaly Tesh invented a spray can that can output numerous colors. After an earlier effort to build the system, his updated Graffiti Color Mixer 2.0 produces smooth transitions between four source colors. His custom-built remote control lets him switch colors on the fly.

The Arsenal 2 helps capture the best photos with a DSLR or mirrorless camera. It connects to your camera and uses AI tech to adjust settings based on 22 parameters, going far beyond standard auto-exposure functions. Its companion app can enhance colors from RAW images, stack photos, create multi-photo panoramas, and shoot night photos with ease.

Mathematician Henry Segerman is back with another fascinating mechanism – a six-axis rack. It’s built with a dozen gears and sticks that look like long, green crinkle fries. The combination of parts locks the structure together, and moving any stick makes all of the others move. Like Henry’s other designs, you can download the 3D printer files Printables.

These limited-run six-sided dice from CountyComm are precision-machined from a lightweight, phosphorescent material that can glow for up to 24 hours. Like other glow-in-the-dark stuff, expose them to direct sunlight or a UV light source for the brightest and longest-lasting effect. They’re sold in sets of two.

We recently checked out a supersized LEGO minifig that a maker created with a 3D printer. Not to be outdone, pastry artist Amaury Guichon has gone even bigger – only his giant minifig is made out of chocolate, making it substantially more edible. Amaury’s 4-foot-tall mini-chef showpiece sits alongside a huge chocolate LEGO brick.

Keep your pocket tools, pens, electronic accessories, and other small items in this roll-up organizer from Lochby. It has a mix of pockets, straps, and slots for all kinds of gear. It measures 8″ x 16″ unrolled and holds closed with an aluminum hook fastener. Made from waxed canvas with a nylon lining.

We’re lovestruck by Patator’s animated music video for French trip-hop group Chinese Man’s poetic track Too Late. The stop-motion clip drops us into a magical world where horses breakdance and scratch records and storied lives play out on a human-sized hamster wheel.