The latest masterpiece from motorcycle customizer Max Hazan of Hazan Motorworks. He describes it as being “light, cheap, and fast.” All true, but he fails to point out the beauty of his handiwork, from the aluminum tank to the one-of-a-kind rear brake. More on Bike EXIF.

Rag & Bone’s upcoming collaboration with Star Wars will let you show your love for the franchise without looking like you’re from a galaxy far, far away. The collection includes jackets, pants, sweaters, tees, shoes and bags. Drops 12/1/17. More on GQ.

Getting strong now! Russian musician Logachev Andrey turns in a memeworthy performance of Bill Conti’s Gonna Fly Now from Rocky, playing all parts of the triumphant track on his trumpet, flute, and accordion. If you don’t feel like a champ after watching this, you’re dead inside.

GJS Co’s follow up to Ganker. Like it’s predecessor, the GEIO is a combat robot that’s controlled via a mobile app. But it has sensors that enable first person view, auto-targeting and augmented reality features. It also has conquest, scavenger hunt and race modes.

Upgrade your smartphonetography with this innovative lens kit, which adds wide angle, fisheye, and macro lenses, along with an adjustable LED light source, and a built-in mirror for shooting selfies with your rear camera. Save 40% in The Awesomer Shop.

NovelKeys‘ Big Switches are individual mechanical keyboard keys. They’re fully functional, but you’d have to find a keyboard big enough to accommodate them. That’s because they’re four times bigger – 64 times by volume! – than regular keys. More on Kotaku.

An adorable little black and white tuxedo cat checks out an electric back massager and is completely hypnotized by its pulsating, lighted massage points. This is what the internet was made for, folks.

When you fly over much of rural America, you’ll notice that there are lots of squared-off little blocks of land forming cool geometric patterns when observed from the sky. But why is this the case, and not so much in other parts of the world? Half as Interesting explains.

A fascinating keepsake for your desk or bookshelf, these clear mini-museums are filled with specimens of some of the Earth’s most precious metals and gemstones. Choose from mixed or standalone collections in gold, silver, sapphire, emerald, or diamond.

Art dealer Philip Mould is removing the varnish from an unidentified painting that was made in 1618. Supposedly applied to the painting 200 years ago, the varnish has caked into a thick brown coat over the colors and details.

Ember’s latest gadget looks like any ceramic mug. But like its predecessor, this 10oz. mug heats drinks and keeps them hot (120° F – 145° F). Use its app to set the temperature, save presets and change the LED’s color. It comes with a charging coaster.

“If the corporations can achieve this vast goal, what else are they capable of?” Adam Westbrook’s criminally ignored satirical documentary series about our planet ends with the aliens concluding that there is hope. For the corporations.

Whether you’re into irradiated water, brahmin milk or Nuka-Cola, ThinkGeek’s Fallout Geeki Tikis are for you. The set includes four 14oz. mugs featuring Dogmeat, Vault Boy, a Power Armor and a Deathclaw. You can also get them individually at Bethesda’s store.

Designed for camping in extreme weather conditions including cold, high winds, and rain, this heated mat connects to a portable external furnace, which can run for up to 24 hours using butane or propane gas. Weighing 6.4 lb total, it’s designed to pack up small for easy carrying.

MadGyver shows off a fun little project – an Arduino-based glove which can detect gestures, and uses the inputs to control the speed of a strobe light, which when aimed a moving object makes it look like it controls the speed and direction of time. Build details on Instructables.

Fans of the game Cuphead will love this t-shirt by artist Rustenico, which features an image of Cup and Mug frolicking as they amble along the forest, as unbeknownst to them an army of unstoppable boss battles await just off screen. Als available on a hoodie.

Artist Ewan McClure shows of a nifty painting technique, in which he looks in the mirror to view his own image, then paints a self-portrait from behind the backside of the canvas, while looking at its reflection in the mirror.

A rare performance from a one-shot supergroup comprised of John Lennon, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, and Mitch Mitchell, as they rock out a rough-hewn track that’s as good as any garage blues we’ve ever heard. Bonus points for the silly chat between Lennon and Mick Jagger.

This very limited-edition experimental Bell & Ross timepiece features a body made from transparent sapphire, revealing every detail of the complex tourbillon mechanism inside. A matching translucent rubber strap completes the invisible look.

Expand your cocktail repertoire with The Bitter Truth’s Pink Gin and five piece bitters travel set. The blush colored gin is fruity and floral, with a smooth spicy taste, and the travel set includes Jerry Thomas, Orange, Creole and more. Perfect for a globetrotting cocktail enthusiast.

Brass Against the Machine teamed up with vocalist Sophia Urista to create an amazing and energetic mashup, which combines the intensity of Rage Against the Machine’s Freedom with Beyonce’s Freedom. Download the track here.

Unistellar’s Enhanced Vision Telescope or eVscope is a newbie-friendly portable telescope. You can use its app to pick from a list of heavenly bodies, and the telescope will automatically move to the right position so you can enjoy the sights.

Tim Searfoss’s animated short about a factory worker, whose job is to press a single button. One day, the worker’s career takes a good turn when he gets a chance to save his boss’ ass. Searfoss said he spent 1.5 years making the short to vent his frustration at work.