YouTuber brusspup showcases a mesmerizing geometric toy. Designed by Andreas Hoenigschmid, a GeoCube can be transformed into 64 different shapes and combined with other GeoCubes. It’s made of cardboard, magnets and industrial tape.

Screen Junkies takes on the The Empire Strikes Back of movie sequels. Don’t worry – they didn’t find much to complain about Star Wars’ greatest episode. Except for the incest vibes. And Yoda’s weak-ass training routine. And Boba Fett’s screen time.  And Luke’s IQ.

Hot Toys’ incredible sixth-scale action figure of Rogue One heroine Jyn Erso. The collectible has a spot on head sculpt and fabric clothes and weapons. The deluxe version has even more accessories, including a poncho and mods for the blaster pistol.

YouTuber Sleepy Skunk presents their much-awaited movie trailer mashup. Trailers are getting better and better at making a movie seem leagues better than it really is, but this video reminds us that 2016 did have its share of great films, especially animated ones.

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey made his own version of YouTube’s annual recap video, focusing on his favorite – or the opposite – YouTubers, including Angry Video Game Nerd, H3H3 and Jaboody Dubs. YouTube views are a hell of a drug.

OutsideEdge Products creates these cool handmade lamp shades which each feature four miniature versions of the backglass art from classic pinball machines. Each shade measures 10 1/2″ h x 14 3/4″ w x 14 3/4″ d, and comes with black or white speckled borders.

For his latest one-day build, Adam Savage and his Tested pals cheated a bit, spending a couple of days cutting, welding, and assembling a complicated walking machine inspired by the work of Theo Jansen. And you thought assembling IKEA furniture was tricky.

Viral challenges are too easy for popping phenom Marquese “Nonstop” Scott. So he took on one that lives up to the meaning of the word. Watch Nonstop and his friends Bam Morales and Julius “iGlide” Chisolm turn into an animatronic puppet band. Another one here.

Stampd’s slim fit bomber is adorned with d-rings and straps for that special forces ninja look. It also has front billow pockets, sleeve pockets and two hidden zippered side pockets. Available in olive or black.

A mystifying physics demonstration from science teacher Bruce Yeany, in which he shows off a simple device known as a “string shooter.” It uses a motor drive to fling a loop of string into the air and keep it there thanks to their light weight and the inertia that keeps it moving forward.

Ampoids creates these very special tube amplifiers which pay tribute to vintage TW-style guitar amps. We absolutely love the flame maple cabinetry on this 33-watt amp, which is best enjoyed when paired with a Celestion loaded speaker cab.

Add this to your playlist of feel good videos. YouTuber FrostPanic nicked a video of a hedgehog giving in to a belly rub and set it to a smooth jazz cover of the Green Hill Zone theme song from the original Sonic game. So that’s where he spends the rings.

A very special limited-edition Ferrari to celebrate its 50th year in Japan. Based on the 488 Spider, the 680hp J50 has an open top inspired by classic Barchetta racers. We love the black stripe detail reminiscent of the 288 GTO, F40 and F50. Just 10 J50s will be made.

(PG-13) Contemplating suicide, a man with cannibalistic tendencies remembers the defining moments of his life. Director Nina Gantz’ award-winning stop-motion short is creepy yet tender, and filled with visual and emotional juxtapositions.

PlayStation Access’ gameplay footage of Team Ninja’s upcoming action RPG running at 60fps on the PS4 Pro. Get a good look at the Ninja Gaiden-meets-Dark Souls’ pace and stance-based combat, as well as its loot and inventory systems, as well as a boss battle.

Director Peter Jackson showed Tested’s Adam Savage some cool CIA equipment from the ’60s – a disguise kit in a briefcase. It was made by the late make-up artist and prosthetics expert John Chambers, who’s known for his work on Planet of the Apes and Star Trek. And Argo.

(Gore) Now You See It takes a look at our obsession with the members of organized crime families in American movies and television series. Despite their darkness and extreme violence, we live vicariously through the on-screen gangsters’ uninhibited power.

Italian brand Golden Goose’s signature vintage high tops are pre-distressed to give each pair a unique and casual look. They also have side zipper closures. Available in white leather or navy suede uppers.

While we’d prefer to have a snowplow robot clear our driveway, this kid from Wisconsin came up with the next best thing as he shoveled out the recent snowfall with an added boost from his non-hovering hoverboard.

Cinematographer Robert Yeoman is the longtime partner of directors Wes Anderson and Paul Feig. He spoke with the Oscars about how he starts working on a film, where he gets inspiration, and the nervousness he feels with each new project.

The latest ugly/not-ugly holiday sweater from Middle of Beyond features stitched images of the classic USS Enterprise, Klingon birds of prey, phasers, and the ship’s crew. Made from 100% acrylic, guaranteed to survive a trip through the transporter.

The inspiring opening speech from Casey Neistat provides the perfect intro to editor Zapatou’s latest compilation, offering up 10 minutes of great video, from amazing stunts, to incredible visuals, to people just being generally awesome.

Charlize Theron and Kurt Russell join the Fast and Furious and financially fantastic franchise for its latest installment. Gang leader Dom Toretto appears to turn his back on his team, probably because the Winter Soldier killed his mom Martha.