Antonio Maria Da Silva’s latest brilliant movie mashup envisions a sinister world in which all of our favorite horror movie characters live together. Its full title is Rise of the Boogeymen: Michael vs. Jason vs. Leatherface vs. Ash vs. Freddy vs. Chucky.

Magician and escape artist David Blaine dropped by The Tonight Show, and proceeded to freak out Jimmy and the guys from The Roots with a series of impressive close-up card tricks, culminating in a serious mindbender. Then he pulls a Steve Jobsian “One more thing…”

(PG-13: Language) Actually, this one’s more like Hot Ones vs. Action Bronson. The rapper, chef and host was fully baked and had no pretensions whatsoever. Watch Bam Bam talk about his favorite celebrity chefs, his glass pipe collection, his dream restaurant and more.

The goose down insulated Aeroloft Zip Off jacket was made for cold weather running. But it’ll also keep you comfortable when you start heating up, thanks to its easily removable sleeves and quick-drying panels. Part of the new Gyakusou running collection.

Joe Coughlin is the son of a prominent Boston police captain in the 1920’s. But the height of the Prohibition lures him into becoming a mobster. An adaptation of Dennis Lehane’s eponymous crime novel starring, written and directed by Ben Affleck.

Jewelry designed to mimic the look of a bicycle chain. We’re pretty sure the links don’t move, but it’s still a neat ring for bike fans. Available in a wide variety of metals, each cast from a 3D printed mold. Price depends on size and material chosen.

During the recent lopsided battle between the Buckeyes and the Cornhuskers, OSU’s marching band kept us entertained with a fun halftime show featuring a variety of our favorite heroes taking over the turf. It also reminded us how much we miss memorable superhero music.

“The art is… you gotta try to get everybody.” Watch Ol’ Billy Counterpoint do his best to piss everybody off and deny us of all hope while talking about the World Series, election results, Canada and more. Poor Conan O’Brien flipped between being scared, happy and tired.

Inspired by the classic Vespa scooter, this 21st century revamp gets a fully-electric drivetrain, eliminating the nasty smog and CO2 emissions that scooter engines are infamous for. It’s expected to hit the market in late 2017.

The Ladies’ Man really has died; he was 82 years old. Beset with financial and psychological troubles for most of his life, Cohen exhaled his demons as art. He kept doing so for most of the past 50 years, down to 2016’s You Want It Darker.

Minifigs with attitude. LEGO Ideas member bruceywan presents this spot-on concept for a Mighty Morphin Power Rangers LEGO set. It comes with all seven Rangers, each with a removable helmet, Zordon, Alpha 5 and the Command Center.

Thomas Blanchard and Oilhack create islands and oceans of bright colors in this crisp macro video. You can try it out for yourself – all you need is some paint, oil and liquid soap. And a damn good camera and editor.

All Day Ich Dream About Sportswear. Streetwear meets futsal in Adidas Originals and Palace Skateboards’ latest collaboration. The collection includes a track jacket, jerseys and two futsal shoes. Drops 11/12/16, and coming soon to scalpers near you.

YouTuber Tronicbox puts his ’80s touch on Ariana Grande’s Into You. It’s not as densely retro as his viral Justin Bieber remix, but we’re not recommending this because it’s edgy. It’s just a plain good remix.

No Brain, No Gain. ToyQube’s limited edition 9″ vinyl figure was designed by pop artist Ron English. The red version is limited to 300 pieces while the black and gold is limited to 80 pieces. You can also order the red one straight from Ron to get an autographed piece.

Nike turns its resurgent runner into a winter-ready mid-cut shoe. The Air Presto Mid Utility has a soft and water-resistant upper, a plush and warm lining inside its collar, and a sticky and blocky outsole for traction. Available in four colorways.

Haddaway’s 1993 tune What Is Love conjures up images of Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan, and Jim Carrey endlessly bobbing their heads, but Lisztlovers‘ piano arrangement turns the cheesy dance track into an elegant and moving piece of classical music.

Kurzgesagt provides a layperson’s look at this potential alternative energy source, and discusses the pros and cons of messing with the same sort of reaction that makes the Sun and other stars work. TL;DR: It’s gonna be a long time before you can buy a working Mr. Fusion.

Assuming you don’t keep a flash or a microphone in your camera’s hot shoe, this nifty gadget provides a new and easy way to carry your camera, with a sturdy quick-release aluminum handle that slides into that spot. It’s also great for stabilizing low-angle shots.

“Furniture?” “No. Well, like that. For you. For yourself. Metaphorically. Your heart pumps!” A guy plays an impromptu guessing game when his roommate tries to alert him of something but can’t remember the word for it.

Despite providing virtually no real security for your possessions, the UGEARS plywood safe construction kit is still super cool. You’ll spend 6 to 7 hours assembling this intricate 179-piece punch-out model, which has a working combination lock when finished.

WIRED looks one of nature’s stranger creations – the mudskipper, an odd little dude who’s somewhere between fish and reptile, able to crawl out of the water and walk on land, while still breathing through water it stores in its cheeks. Also, they remind us of Ren & Stimpy.

The Warp Zone and Jimmy Wong team up to remind us how much better TV theme songs were when they actually explained the plot of the show, with a head-boppin’, finger-snappin’ rendition of Mark Mueller’s theme song from the late ’80s classic DuckTales.