Our first look at HBO’s upcoming documentary about the final years of David Bowie’s illustrious life, a period which not only produced some of his most revealing and intimate work, but continued to show the world that he was a creative chameleon until the end.

The Shelf lets you replace double DIN stereo units in cars with your mobile device. It connects via Bluetooth and has Qi wireless charging, a microUSB charging port, microphones for voice control, and buttons to control your mobile device.

You’ll want to turn the volume up to get the most out of this clip, in which a frozen lake in Nevis, Minnesota makes some strange and unexpected sounds as chunks of ice crack and move. You might think it sounds like Star Wars, but us real geeks know it’s Tempest.

Looking for the perfect stocking stuffer for the gear hound in your life? Look no further than our pals at Everyday Carry, who’ve got you covered with three handfuls of pocket-sized knives, tools, wallets, and more – each of which is less than 15 bucks, and offers quick shipping.

Directed by Clint Eastwood, The 15:17 to Paris is an adaptation of a book about the 2015 Thalys train attack, in which three Americans risked their lives to subdue a gunman who opened fire in their train. Those same heroes star as themselves in the movie.

Editor and cinephile Jacob T. Swinney is back with another great video, this time cataloging some of the great moments of the past year in which characters danced across the big screen. For some reason, we’re craving a shot of tequila now.

The Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection consists of 12 classic titles, including the original Street Fighter, SSF II: Turbo and SF III: 3rd Strike. It will support online play and also comes with tons of bonus content. Drops 04/2018 for $40 on all major systems.

Screen Junkies takes on Star Wars: Episode VI, a movie which at the time was the most disappointing of its franchise, but that just needed Episodes I through III to come out to put in perspective how much better Yub Nub is any day than Jar Jar. Harmonica solo!

Natalie Portman and Jennifer Jason Leigh star in this creepy sci-fi film about an isolated landscape where every attempt at exploration results in the demise of its visitors. Based on Jeff VanderMeer’s Southern Reach Trilogy, and directed by Alex Garland (Ex Machina).

(PG-13: Language) The Royal Ocean Film Society credits the success of Before Sunrise, Before Sunset and Before Midnight to director Richard Linklater’s willingness to have a conversation with stars Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy on how best to flesh out the characters.

The Full Disclosure Dopp Kit is a spacious leather pouch for all your grooming supplies. It opens up to reveal two compartments, each measuring 8.5”x 3”x 2” and covered in an easy to clean lining. A magnetic divider separates the compartments.

Before the characters we know and love first emerged on movie screens, there were other conceptual incarnations created by George Lucas and artist Ralph McQuarrie. The DAVE School envisions what the first movie might have looked like had those early ideas stuck.

The talented vocalists of Serbia’s Viva Vox present a fantastic cover medley of John Williams’ classic score, including Fox Fanfare, Star Wars Main Title, The Force Theme, Rebel Fanfare, The Imperial March, Cantina Band, Princess Leia’s Theme and Duel of the Fates

Vanguard Pictures follows up its thrilling stop-motion video Nitro Warriors METAL with with another fun action sequence, as toy race cars find themselves in a face-off against Optimus Prime, who seems to be the bad guy in this storyline. Or are the cars the bad guys?

BrüMate’s modular can cooler holds 12oz or 16oz cans, or can be filled directly with up to 16oz of beer or any cold drink to enjoy through its sipper lid. Its double-wall insulation keeps things cold, and you can super-chill your 12oz cans with the included freezable gel insert.

David Windestal and his pals love to destroy stuff with their insane rocket sled. Recently, they went through the trouble of building a replica of the now-discontinued 3152 piece LEGO Super Star Destroyer, and launching it down the rail with spectacular results.

Here to keep the inner peace. Created by Dan Abramson, Yoga Joes offer a fun twist on Army men toys. Each set consists of 3″ tall soldier figures practicing various yoga poses. The first set has 9 Joes, the second set has 7 Joes, and the advanced set has 6 joes.

“Luminous beings are we, not this crude matter.” After explaining the meanings of the lightsaber, ScreenPrism continues its Star Wars symbolism series by enumerating the core tenets of the Force. Or at least its Light side. Empty your mind and be one with the Force.

The prices shouldn’t vary too wildly on HODLMOON’s holiday sweaters inspired by cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin, as well as some lesser-known monetary units. Each one features the currency’s logo, along with its financial symbol.

New York Magazine looks at how trailers have changed over the years, starting out with basic explanations of the film’s plot, to booming voiceovers, to the over-the-top montages of today, along with some of the tricks today’s trailer makers use to minimize spoilers.

Hot Toys masterfully mimics Luke Skywalker’s appearance in Star Wars: The Last Jedi. The 11″ tall action figure comes with a hooded tunic, a poncho, Luke’s lightsaber, and a cane. The deluxe version adds a backpack, a porg and a “lightning rod.” Hmm.

More in-car footage of a Roborace prototype autonomous car as it flies through the twisty, turny street circuit set up for the Hong Kong E-Prix 2017. When you’re done with that pro driver Nicki Shields compete against the self-driving race car here.

The creator of QWOP is back with another infuriating physics-based game. In Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy, you are a half-man, half-pot. You need to climb a mountain. Using a maul. Prepare to throw your mouse away many, many times. Gameplay here.