After six years in production, the Toyota GR Supra MkV is ending its run. The special Final Edition features upgrades to its braking, suspension, body stiffness, and aero. It rolls on 19″ matte black wheels with a carbon fiber rear spoiler and mirror caps. Shown here with the optional GT4 Style pack with red mirror caps, a GT4 side graphic, and matte paint.

Can writer-director James Gunn (Guardians of the Galaxy) save the DC cinematic universe? This 5-minute sneak peak sees a weakened Superman (David Corenswet) rescued by his super-powered pup Krypto, who drags him to the Fortress of Solitude. There, we’re introduced to the robots serving the fortress. The Man of Steel lands in theaters 7.11.2025.

These unusual wireless headphones look like donuts on your ears, but they have that shape to enhance their comfort and sound quality. Like more expensive audiophile cans, they offer an open-back design for an expansive soundstage, but these can convert to a closed-back design for a more private listening experience. New Atlas has an early hands-on review.

This 155-piece precision tool kit is ideal for working on electronics projects. It includes a mini electric screwdriver with 140 bits in Torx, Phillips, Flathead, Hex, Tri-wing, Pentalobe, Square, and many other styles. The kit also includes a suction cup, a spudger, and other pry tools for opening gadgets. Everything comes packed in a handy organizer case.

There’s official LEGO luggage on the market, but the plastic suitcase and tiny backpack are really for the kids. Korean bag maker Hans Atelier shows us how he made a custom briefcase shaped like a LEGO brick. He started with a laser-cut wood structure, then wrapped it in Bellaro leather. His Hershey’s bar wallet is pretty tasty looking too. (Turn captions on.)

The new model of NEMO’s Stargaze camp chair features a sturdy new frame that can support up to 300 lb., along with upgraded cushioning for even more support and relaxation. The chair can swing and recline freely, and unfolds quickly with a single motion. Includes a roll-top case for carrying.

Artist Zak Miskry likes to make sculptures of animals and insects by recycling old electronics and other junk. Here, he shows us how he created a spider with gangly metal legs and a working light bulb for its body. He rigged up three LEDs inside an old incandescent bulb and powered them with a button cell battery, making it completely wireless.

This rectangular flashlight uses three high-CRI LEDs to output a 175º wide beam at up to 2500 lumens. It has four brightness levels, strobe and SOS modes, and comes with a red diffuser cap for emergencies and stealth. Its USB Type-C port is hidden beneath a flip-up magnetic cover, and the light includes a removable belt clip.

This limited-edition dopp kit is made from a patchwork of denim from vintage Japanese aprons. It features a stiff inner lining to hold its shape, a quality YKK brass zipper, and a handsome leather strap. It’s perfect for carrying grooming products, makeup, or even small tools. Crafted in Portland, Oregon by Kiriko.

If you use apps like Strava or Komoot to track your hikes or bike rides, here’s a neat idea for creating physical mementos of your journeys. EmGi created a Blender add-on that allows you to import .GPX route files and combine them with topographical data to generate 3D models and output them on a 3D printer. Grab the plug-in on Makerworld or Printables.

This handy 2-in-1 tool is great for gardening and preparing herbs. Made from food-grade stainless steel, the Harvest and Strip tool combines sharp scissors for clipping and holes for stripping small leaves and flower buds from thyme, lavender, parsley, and other herbs. Available in tumbled steel or black finishes.

Simulating the movements of realistic characters in CGI can be a very processing-intensive task. Two Minute Papers shows us an innovative method developed by NVIDIA engineers that speeds things up by 100x or more. The trick is using a low-resolution model and interpolating the detailed features and movements using AI.

After wowing us with their robotic Optimus Prime and Megatron, Robosen is back with our transforming pal Bumblebee. Licensed by Hasbro and Volkswagen, the friendly Yellow Autobot converts automatically between a classic VW Beetle and his horn-helmeted mech form. It’s even voiced by original Bumblebee actor Dan Gilvezan.

A follower of xkcd’s What If? asked the hypothetical question “What would the world be like if the land masses were spread out the same way as now, but rotated by 90 degrees?” Without changing the Earth’s axis relative to the Sun, it would dramatically impact the climate and ecosystems in most places on the planet. Antarctica gets the biggest upgrade.

You never want a dull knife blade and shouldn’t have a dull-looking knife either. Mirock Toolworks elevates the ordinary utility knife by wrapping it in a brass handle adorned with an intricate etched pattern. It has a retractable, locking blade mechanism and accepts standard utility blades. Available with custom engraving and an optional wooden storage box.