Divoom’s funky-looking Times Gate gadget puts five tiny, programmable displays on your desktop. Each 128×128 resolution screen can display widgets like news, stock information, social media follower counts, and pixel art animations. It also offers a multi-screen digital clock.

Popcorn: there aren’t any other foods we can think of which must explode to be enjoyed. This high-speed footage from The Slow Mo Guys is almost as tasty as a bucket of the buttery stuff is. They used a dangerous-looking popcorn pressure cooker to get a bunch of kernels to pop simultaneously, then fired up some puffed rice.

On the outside, this looks like an ordinary Sharpie – but the guys at Vital Carry have removed its guts and replaced them with a 5.3″ long metal tube for stashing pills, rolled up cash, matches, or a length of Kevlar string. Available in aluminum, brass, copper, or titanium for a few dollars more.

Tomosteen animated this delightful stop-motion LEGO short that of a tabletop nature simulator. With the push of a button, a tree grows from seed and flourishes through the seasons, a penguin plays in the snow, and a festive field of flowers provides a home to bees and butterflies.

Herbert and Winifred make elegant leather accessories, including this smartly-designed Dopp kit. The handmade leather bag has a combination of zippered and mesh pockets for grooming supplies. Unsnap and unfold it, and you can hang it up for easy access without unpacking. Free personalization is available.

Daniel Zvereff’s award-winning animated short film follows a few moments in the life of a lonely old man. As the widowed watchmaker finds himself caught in a loop of his everyday life, he eventually finds peace in the memories of his life.

Created by Bavaria’s eLegend, the $890,000 EL1 is an all-wheel drive electric sports car with a design inspired by the 1980s Audi Sport Quattro rally car. Dual motors output 816 hp, launching it from 0 to 62 mph in 2.8 seconds. Its carbon fiber monocoque chassis is designed to minimize aerodynamic drag. Only 30 examples will be made.

Andymation is known for making wonderful flipbook animations. He usually creates drawings on paper, but for this sequence, he used a super-thin, somewhat flexible glass called Corning Willow Glass. Can he make it to the end without shattering the fragile frames?

The multitalented Jeffrey Wright stars in this comedy about an author who gets pushed by his publisher to make his book “black,” so he doubles down on the request and ends up with a massive hit based on ridiculous stereotypes. Cord Jefferson’s American Fiction looks like Hollywood Shuffle meets The Producers – two of our favorite movies.

We thought the only way to land a dart on a dartboard was to throw it through the air. This skilled “dartist” shows how it’s possible to place a dart right in the bullseye by tossing it into a vertical loop, where it spins around and hits the bullseye. If you have any doubt this was real, here’s the original How Ridiculous video.

These hook-and-loop storage straps attach to steel surfaces with an extra-strong magnet. They’re great for hanging items from tool cabinets or a pickup truck bed. But we think the best idea is to secure a metal plate to your garage or workshop wall; then, you can hang and rearrange tools and cords without drilling holes. Sold individually or in 2- and 4-packs.

One place you never want to be when a fire breaks out is a theater. That is unless you’re in this “5D Cinema” theater that produces a real fire that leaps off the screen and across the ceiling above the audience’s heads. We couldn’t confirm where this attraction is, but apparently, it’s somewhere in China.

Cheer yourself on every day with this pennant flag with the message, “There is no substitute for hard work.” The 9″ x 27″ wool felt flag features a woodcut illustration of a hard-working man getting the job done by chopping his own firewood, accompanied by vintage-style typography by artist Jim Waws.

Object manipulator SHAO shows off an amazing stage prop that can smoothly change shapes in the hands of the right performer. Designed by flow arts prop maker Thomas Foyk, this series of interconnected rods can morph from a cube into various other geometries.

This puffy cotton and duck-down windbreaker is styled to look like a sportscoat, giving it a more put-together look than most puffer coats. It has a zipper for warmth and a two-button closure to complement its cinched-in middle. Available in black or greyish-green in sizes S to XXL.

Add a splash of ambient light and color to your campsite or backyard with this waterproof string lighting from Nite Ize. It has a light source at one end and a 10-foot-long fiber-optic strand, along with ties for stringing up the light. Its rechargeable battery lasts for up to six hours per charge. Comes in blue, white, and lime green.