Most times that cars race each other on a track, they’re equally matched in horsepower, weight, aerodynamics, and other attributes. But in this unusual race, Red Bull put four very different cars and trucks head to head, then optimized the race course and driving lines for each vehicle to even up the odds. Which car and driver will cross the finish line first?

What We Do in the Shadows is one of the most consistently funny comedies. Sadly, it’s coming to an end. Life has changed for the Staten Island vampires and Guillermo, especially. The trailer teases a forgotten vampire, Nandor channeling Richard Nixon, Colin Robinson causing more chaos, and a long-overdue nod to The Office. Drops 10.21.24 on FX.

Insta360’s new 4K webcam has a 1/2″ optical sensor, allowing it to deliver crystal clear images, natural bokeh, and lightning fast autofocus. It also has a dedicated mic for noise cancellation and can track people, whiteboards, and even documents. If you don’t need the gimbal, grab the more affordable Link 2C instead.

This excellent animated short film takes place at a race track and reminds us how mechanics and pit crews are as important as driver skill. While the style is all its own, the driving sequences bring back memories of classic Speed Racer cartoons. From artists’ platform Atrium, and created by CC0 Studio, writers Annaroth and Lawl, and animator Phuncal.

The GB Operator is a tiny USB-C device that lets you play and manage Game Boy cartridges. It works with Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance games. You can play your games on any computer platform using mGBA or any compatible emulator, and back up and restore saves. It even has a detector for counterfeit cartridges.

(PG-13) “Hurt me? I think I have power over you.” Nicole Kidman stars as a CEO who discovers an unexpected side of herself when she gets into a steamy affair with her company’s new – and young – intern. We’re starting to think A24 doesn’t know what a Holiday movie is. And we’re all for it. Premieres, well, 12.25.24.

This super-sharp folding knife features a lightweight grade 5 titanium body and a quick flipper mechanism with a liner lock. Its swappable surgical blade is great for whittling, cutting rope, opening boxes, and slicing through paper. Its tail end doubles as a pry bar and emergency window breaker. A built-in pocket clip and tritium vial slots round out its features.

Keep your small pocket tools and everyday accessories organized in this gear pouch from Tactical Geek. It’s made from 500D CORDURA Nylon and has several pockets and elastic straps inside. Outside, you’ll find MOLLE-compatible webbing and a spot for hook-and-loop patches. Measures 6.7″ H x 4.5″ W x 1.5″ D when closed.

This wooden display stand from Artifact Design Co. offers a great way to show off a collection of Hot Wheels or Matchbox cars. The laser-cut plywood stand has spaces for up to forty 1:64-scale die-cast cars on its four parking decks, and the whole thing can spin. Wheel stops in each space keep the cars from rolling. Comes in 10 easy-to-assemble pieces.

Billy Crystal gets serious in this 10-episode psychological thriller about a child psychiatrist who meets a young boy haunted by creepy visions. But as Crystal learns more, he discovers a deeper connection to his own tragic past. Coming to Apple TV+ 10.25.24.

FiiO’s BT11 is a high-fidelity audio Bluetooth transmitter for devices with a USB-C port, including smartphones, laptops, and handheld gaming PCs. It uses a pair of Qualcomm DSPs to stream up to 24-Bit 96kHz wireless audio. It supports Bluetooth 5.4 and lossless codecs such as aptX Lossless and LDAC. It will be available starting 10.8.24.

Paper artist Pei Haozheng used his steady hands and razor-sharp scissors to cut the longest contiguous strip of paper from a single sheet of A4 paper – just slightly smaller than U.S. letter size. The finished strip measured over 108 meters (354 ft.) long and Pei arranged it to look like a slice of a human brain and his signature.

Make a splash every time you fix your Fruity Pebbles with this playful bowl from Fred. The Spilt Milk bowl is shaped to look like a big splash of milk, even if you’re super careful while pouring. The 6.5″ diameter bowl is made from soft and shatterproof silicone. It’s dishwasher- and microwave-safe, so it’s great for hot cereals too.

We grew up playing 8-bit and 16-bit video games, so we love pixel art. After making some simple art using a 10×10 grid of marbles, Engineezy was inspired to build a machine that can display much larger dot-matrix images. It automatically sorts marbles by color, lifts them to the top of the machine, then drops them into place column-by-column.

Who says phone chargers need to look like boring black or white bricks? Angry Miao’s tiny Emptiness charger looks like a tiny work of modern art. Beyond its shiny organic shell, it packs a GaNFast charger with a powerful 40W USB-C output, making it perfect for the iPhone 16 series. Available in silver or gold finishes.

Uncommon Goods knows what’s up. Or maybe what’s down. Their retro crew socks are imprinted with “Exhausted American” on both cuffs, along with red, white, and blue trim. They’re proudly made in the USA, probably by folks just as tired and broke as we all are. Put ’em on and let the nods and grunts rain down on you.