The 247 is New Balance’s take on the trendy low profile sock shoe silhouette. Its first version is the Luxe pack, which has a nubuck sock and a full grain leather cage and perforated toe. Drops 1/7/17 in white, brown and black.

For those of us incapable of keeping house plants alive, there’s always the trusty cactus. But if you can’t even handle that, there’s always these coasters that look like a cactus, but require no care and feeding. Includes 6 cork coasters, a slotted lid, and a terracotta pot.

Let’s observe Halifax, Nova Scotia shop Camera Repair Centre Ltd. delicately disassemble, clean, and reassemble the intricate mechanisms and delicate wires inside an old Pentax K1000 35mm camera. Isn’t everything better set to In the Hall of the Mountain King.

Find out what you’re really breathing in with this high-tech indoor air monitor that can analyze and track chemicals, dust, CO2, humidity, and temperature. Its companion mobile app then makes recommendations, and can even control other smart devices to help improve air quality.

We’re going to have to wait all the way until 2018 to find out what happens next on Westworld, but for today, we’ve got The Warp Zone’s richly-layered vocal rendition of Ramin Djawadi’s latest earworm of a theme song from our new favorite TV series.

CLS Videos presents a lively montage of about 300 classic (and not-so-classic) movie scenes which featured characters getting their groove on. We knew we’d love it the second they started off with Les Grossman. Full list of movies here.

“It’s not so much the fish… I like the challenge of keeping them alive.” We’ve seen a homemade 10,000 gal aquarium. Now let’s check out one that’s double that. It was designed and mostly built by Bill Wann, a natural born inventor.

Member the ’80s? Yeah I member! Wisecrack looks our fascination with going back to the well of our youth and endlessly rebooting, reissuing, and remixing the content of the past, and explores how nostalgia often peaks during times of uncertainty and change.

We’ve seen machines that could solve simple Rubik’s Cubes very quickly, but this impressive build is not only made entirely from LEGO Mindstorms, but can solve an insanely complex 9x9x9 cube. It takes it about 35 minutes, but we’d like to see you do better.

“There’s only 450 jobs man.” A short documentary about the D-League team Raptors 905 and their rookie head coach – two-time NBA All-Star Jerry Stackhouse. A great behind-the-scenes look about what it means to be a coach on and off the court.

Every December, Conan staffers Barbara and Devin compete for the best Holiday sweater. This year they stepped up their game because they are going to let the audience decide. That turtleneck is going to become a real thing.

Guerilla Group Eyes & Sins stray away from the MA-1 in the second version of its dope water-repellent noragi. The Nightfall Noragi Jacket 02 has large body patch pockets, chest welt pockets, an arm pocket and an internal chest pocket.

“Do you people know how money works?” The guy playing George sounds more like Jerry Seinfeld than James Stewart, but this parody by Above Average is still amusing, as the town attempts to pool their resources to save the old Building and Loan, and fails miserably.

Electronics maker Eton teamed up with the American Red Cross to create radios designed to work in any situation. The FRX3 can be charged up with its hand crank or solar power, plays AM/FM and NOAA weather bands, and doubles as a flashlight and smartphone charger.

(PG-13: Language) “How does it feel being in the stupidest Marvel movie?” Passengers co-stars Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt played a rhymeless battle rap at BBC Radio 1. They started out slow, but they eventually dropped bombs.

Electronic musician Kaskobi brings classical music into the 21st century with a seriously danceworthy arrangement of Beethoven’s 19th century classic, in a battle between his Novation Launchpad and Launchkey digital music controllers.

Make a list and check it twice, then fill it solely with the people you can’t stand. These smartass ruled notebooks are the perfect place for reminding you of all the a-holes you’d gladly burn bridges with. Also great for plotting your revenge for when you’re rich and famous.

Greg Johnson of Acoustic Labs performs a fantastic fingerstyle medley of some of John Williams’ music from the Star Wars saga. We’d pay good money to see a whole performance of this done live with the films on screen. Check out more great music over on Alvarez Live.

A compact projector that outputs up to 2,000 lumens of brightness, thanks to a bright laser projection system. Has full HD resolution, packs wireless connectivity for mirroring content from smart devices, and pairs with Bluetooth speakers. The LG HF80JA debuts at CES 2017.

For a little holiday treat, Jimmy Fallon and The Roots are joined by a star-studded cast of Sing, including Matthew McConaughey, Reese Witherspoon, Scarlett Johansson, Seth MacFarlane, Tori Kelly, along with Sir Paul McCartney to sing his 1986 holiday classic.

Richter Scale Rings makes unique jewelry that stands out from the crowd, offering truly masculine designs like this gunmetal grey titanium wedding band. We love the rounded square design, and the tiny holes which keep it lightweight and ventilated.

Cats love warm places, so it’s no surprise that this kitty named Selenite loves the pleasant heat and texture of this glowing Himalayan salt lamp. It’s no wonder they use these things in spas to help people relax.

(PG-13: Language) Like many people, filmmaker Adam Rosenberg talks in his sleep. He decided to set up a recorder to capture some of his midnight ramblings, and the result is pretty hilarious. We’re wondering this is how they write episodes of Bad Lip Reading.