The drop-top variant of McLaren’s already bonkers 675LT packs a 675hp twin-turbo V8, and manages to do 0 to 62mph in 2.9s and 0 to 124mph in 8.1, just a hair of a second slower than the coupe. Top speed is 203 mph, so gentlemen, hold onto your hats.

Twitter user Jess says the kids she’s babysitting sent her this video. It seems like the girl is trying to show off a dance move, only for her brother to outshine her acrobatics. But not in the way he thinks.

(Gore) A rich man exacts revenge on the people who betrayed him. Brian Petsos’ short film is ultimately not much more than eye candy, but if Oscar Isaac and Julian Shatkin are the ones fanning their tails, it would be a crime to turn away from the spectacle.

Video editor Matthijs Vlot searched high and low for the necessary clips needed to replicate the lyrics of Adele’s megahit Hello using only dialogue spoken by characters from movies. See if you can name all the flicks.

An old couple turns into a living sculpture in the intimate music video for Hudson Mohawke’s heartbreak anthem Indian Steps, featuring the unique voice of Antony Hegarty. Director Daniel Sannwald says the video was inspired by Rodin’s The Kiss.

Unlike the glowing digits on most watches that use light-reactive paints or dyes, this very special automatic watch uses glowing micro-gas tubes to brightly light its dial at night. Pre-order now for March 2016 delivery, and get it for a special price of $853.

While they were waiting to kick off work on a new season of MST3K, Crow T. Robot and Tom Servo needed jobs. Naturally, they auditioned for parts on Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Here’s some of their audition footage.

Gearward’s stylish 2.5″ metal tube stows up to 24″ of duct tape or other roll of adhesive for emergency use. It comes with 18″ of Gorilla Tape, though you’d better have a drill on hand when it’s time to refill it. Available in brass or stainless steel.

Aaron Paul, Helen Mirren and Alan Rickman star in this thriller about the difficult moral decisions involved in using unmanned aerial vehicles in military operations, from to tiny insects for espionage, to drones that can drop bombs and fire missiles.

The most badass production 4Runner ever, the TRD Pro is the truck we’d want in a zombie apocalypse. Its TRD Bilstein shocks and multi-terrain systems will conquer any surface you can throw at them, and Crawl Control and Hill Start assist make quick work of tough terrain.

DJ Earworm’s annual music mashup features Adele, Fetty Wap, Taylor Swift, The Weeknd and more. It kind of devolved into a sheet of noise halfway through for us, but as a retrospective it does its job quite well. Remember Uptown Funk?

For their series Cardboard Chaos, the guys from Signal Snowboards teamed up with Ernest Packaging and the Fender Custom Shop to create a Stratocaster with a body made from layered cardboard. The end result is completely playable, and more durable than you’d think.

Back in 2000, bar worker Jan Vokes convinced her neighbors in a poor village in South Wales to breed a racehorse – a rich man’s hobby – just for the heck of it. Director Louise Osmond shares their story in this feel good documentary.

Verizon worked with Minecraft artisans BlockWorks and ad agency Wieden+Kennedy to make a gigantic virtual smartphone in the sandbox game. The phone has a functioning web browser, front-facing camera and video calling.

The NikeLab ACG Lupinek Flyknit FSB has an upper made of waterproof leather and water-resistant Flyknit, offering a balance between comfort and protection. It also has a memory foam collar and a ridged outsole inspired by Nike Free shoes.

Angry Video Game Nerd counts down to Christmas by highlighting one bad video game cover art each day, from 12/1 to 12/25. Here he takes on the numerous mind-boggling missteps of Capcom’s art department.

JP-TAC’s finely machined tactical pen and pocket-sized tool are crafted from aluminum or titanium. The pen doubles as a glass breaker, whistle, and fire starter, while the tool offers interchangeable tips for holding bits, prying, opening bottles and more.

With no time left in their game against the Lions, Packers’ star quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw his first successful Hail Mary pass, a 61-yard lob that was caught by tight end Richard Rodgers. The play completed their comeback from being down 20 points. NFL video here.

Some babies stop crying when they hear music, while others calm down because they can’t multitask. But if your baby’s wrath is particularly hard to stop, try Dr. Robert Hamilton’s disarming hold maneuver. We should try this on soccer players.

Burton and Mountain Dew helped Danny Davis realize his dream snowboarding event. If you can’t watch the whole thing, at least check out the one take opening sequence of Davis and his friends carving through the custom-made park.

Inside Out is not a purely educational or technical piece, but it is founded on a psychological theory. Nerdwriter1 puts emphasis on “theory”, reminding us that we are not robots governed by our emotions – that we are less like Riley and more like Joy.

Last time we checked in with artist Luca Iaconi-Stewart, he was building an intricate paper model of a Boeing 777 out of manila folders. Here, he applies his same incredible knife and tweezer skills to craft a replica of a Singapore Airlines Airbus A380.

For their latest face-swapped music video, David Unger Music created a hilarious homage to everyone’s favorite Star Wars film, The Empire Strikes Back, and set it to their track Tired of Waiting, which is how we all feel about The Force Awakens. Bend-3PO ftw!