“A look of elderly blood lust spread across her wrinkled face!” While this would have been even more amusing if the guy wasn’t edited into this news footage, we still got a good laugh out his description of the carnage that occurred when a woman drove her car into an Arby’s.

Get a glimpse at Shredder, Bebop and the other big baddies in the cel-shaded brawler Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan. The game will also feature a semi-open world with easy movement, such as gliding, grinding and more.

Breitling’s new Chronoworks lab optimized many of the Superocean Héritage’s moving parts, resulting in an increase in its power reserve from 70h to 100h. The 46mm watch has a black ceramic case and a woven rubber strap. Limited to 100 units.

“Sunglasses! Why are they called sunglasses? They block the sun!” We haven’t heard much from Pete Holmes since his show was cancelled. But you know who really wants to be heard? New Material Seinfeld. Watch him try out his jokes on Pete.

A look at the impressive new real-time performance capture technology being used in the making of the console game Hellblade. This allows scenes to be acted out and observed in real time in the game world, accelerating development, and improving creative freedom.

The sequel to the flawed but fun heist movie sees the team of illusionists blackmailed by their nemesis (Morgan Freeman) and a tech prodigy (Daniel Radcliffe) into pulling off an impossible heist.

From the “because it could be done” file: Jean Yves Blondeau’s rather silly looking ski suit allows him to ski using not just his feet, but also with his hands, chest or back. While it looks insane at times, it’s also a great way to make your falls look intentional.

The Razer Core lets you connect a desktop GPU to a laptop via a Thunderbolt 3 cable. For now the Core is compatible only with Razer’s Blade Stealth ultrabook and the 2016 Blade gaming laptop, but Razer hopes that other PC makers will support the dock as well.

Night Verses drummer Aric Improta shows off an impressive bit of showmanship in which he performs a backflip between two drum kits, and manages to keep the rhythm going with only the briefest of pauses in his solo.

Intense popcorn snacks made blazingly hot by popping the corn in chili-infused peanut oil. The first two flavors include and a zesty salt and vinegar, and a cheddar and bleu mix with a dash of tomato which takes just a little edge off the heat. For serious spice fiends only.

YouTuber Michael Ryan simply describes this brief clip as follows: “This massive V8 powered fish is dropping the fattest skid of the decade!” It seems only appropriate that this video was discovered by a Redditor going by the screenname YouTubeGoingDownhill.

“You are what you love, not what loves you.” Charlie Kaufman’s characters often know what they want, but they struggle to justify why they deserve to have it. Leigh Singer tries to capture the brilliant writer and director’s mindset using clips from his movies.

Virtual reality isn’t just about playing video games, but that’s certainly a major aspect of the burgeoning technology. It’s no surprise that the Rift will launch with at least 30 games, including space sims, sports games and platformers. Check out the full list here.

Clark Kent’s glasses may be the dumbest disguise ever thought of. Or are they? Henry Cavill thinks that Clark might actually be overdoing it. The actor paraded around Times Square with a photographer and a Superman t-shirt on, but New York ignored him.

An incredibly practical tool for cooking over open fire. The EvenFlip’s fork is easy to position horizontally above the fire, so your food cooks evenly. When one side is done, just rotate the stick and the fork will flip over while still staying flat.

(PG-13: Language) For their latest video, Racka Racka envisions a world in which the action on screen in Street Fighter bleeds off the screen and quickly turns into one of their typically brutal backyard brawls. Psycho Crusher!

Shwood’s latest collection uses a resin-casting process to encapsulates elements of nature, including feathers and flora set into wood and acetate frames. Because of these natural elements, each pair is unique, with a design inspired by the striated rock of the Badlands.

A man begs his fellow subway commuters for money so he could finish his time machine. Just another day in New York, right? But then someone who looks just like him appears, claiming to be his future self and asking him not to build the time machine.

While it’s a few months later than Back to the Future predicted, Nike’s first real self-lacing shoe looks far more stylish and contemporary. A sensor in the heel triggers the adjustable laces when you step in. The HyperAdapt 1.0 will be available to Nike+ members for holiday 2016.

Kurzgesagt looks at the problem that science has created with the very cure that has saved millions of lives. The widespread use of antibiotics is resulting in evolutionary changes that are creating antibiotic resistant “superbugs.”

The expression “killing two birds with one stone” means to solve two problems with one action. But comedian Ken Cheng argues that it should instead be used when you try, but fail, to solve two things at once, because literally hitting two birds with one stone is freakin’ hard.

One of the more spectacular ways to enjoy the evening sky this tiny cabin looks out on the Dolomites in Northeastern Italy. Priced at about $335 a night, you’re paying for the view and seclusion, not so much for luxury, though it is climate controlled, and includes a fancy dinner.

We’re not sure you can call it a retrospective two of the movies haven’t even been released yet, but we were still drawn in by editor Miguel Branco’s excellent tribute to some of the recent appearances of DC Comics characters on the big screen.