Alchemy’s AEL008 carry-on can be used as a shoulder bag, duffle bag or backpack. It has water-resistant zippers, easy-access A4 and document pockets and a separate 15″ laptop compartment with an eject mechanism.

Microsoft and Warner Bros. are giving away 10 Xbox One digital game codes of the Mad Max game and one custom Mad Max-themed Xbox One console. To enter, all you have to do is answer a question on Major Nelson’s blog.

“Emily you’re an artist.” Gina Gardner Brown took this video back in 2004, when her then three-year-old daughter Emily gave her 18-month-old son Ethan a rich peanut butter coating. At least it was peanut butter.

Drone pilot Kevin Miller was shooting aerial footage above a giant wind turbine when he came across an unexpected surprise – a man relaxing in the sun on top of the 200 foot-tall windmill. Fortunately, he had his clothes on.

“Can somebody please just tie me down, or somebody give me a goddamn drink?” Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats imbibe the alcoholic’s struggle with this insanely catchy bluegrass-soul tune from their self-titled album.

The Royal Institution demonstrates a substance known as nitrogen triiodide, which is so highly unstable that merely touching it makes it explode. We’re not sure how they even managed to handle it to set up the experiment.

(PG-13 Language) Ever wonder why Gremlins 2 was so different from the original? Key & Peele know why. Apparently it was going to be a straightforward affair, but the Hollywood sequel doctor stepped in. Joe Dante approves.

Epson finally caught on to third-party ink vendors. Its new EcoTank printers have no ink cartridges; each color tank is refilled by the bottle. The printers come loaded with around 2 years’ worth of ink (at least 4000 black/6500 color pages).

Colin Hanks’ All Things Must Pass is a documentary about Tower Records, the iconic music chain whose meteoric rise and fall both served as harbingers of new eras. Featuring interviews with musicians and founder Russ Solomon.

An incredibly detailed model of a GE turbofan engine from a Boeing 787 airplane, made using 3D printed parts, and capable of pushing out an impressive amount of thrust. Its builder, Harcoreta, plans on flying it on an RC plane soon. Build log here.

Conceal a regular 12oz. can of beer under this Solo-style cup lid which attaches to the top of your can and lets you sip, with the added bonus of insulating your beer and keeping it cool.

Cuzzie the dog has a very special love for hanging out in the hot tub. Apparently, he doesn’t mind the hot water, and just loves the way the jets feel on his back. Who needs petting when you can have this?

By rethinking the way the tips of the hands point, Projects‘ unique timepiece draws your attention to a central dial, rather than the outside of its watch face. Case is black IP stainless steel, with a leather or silicone strap.

We have no idea what’s going on here, but it’s from Japanese television, so that can mean only one thing: a guy dressed in a squid suit doing calisthenics. Dude needs to join Katy Perry’s tour with Left Shark.

We’ve heard beatboxer Tom Thum before, and the sampled loop thing at the beginning of his vertical video shot on a potato is nothing new, but he totally steps it up about a minute in, when we discover that he’s actually a turntable disguised as a human.

“It is not in the nature of Harry Potter to be forgiving.” YouTuber BloodBlitz Comedy remixed clips from the Harry Potter movie to turn The Boy Who Lived into The Boy Who Kills.

(Gore) Claymation animator Lee Hardcastle goes back to the big ’80s with the music video for Gunship’s synthwave track which shares its name with the nightclub in The Terminator, while the video is packed with characters from classic films of the era.

Dan Siskind of Brickmania has spent countless hours (and dollars) building a 25.5 foot long, historically-accurate model of U.S. Navy vessel the USS Missouri from over 1,000,000 LEGO pieces. More on Flickr. (Thanks Orion!)

A pair of LED turn signals for bicycles that activate at the press of a button. WingLights are waterproof and shockproof and have magnetic mounting docks that make them easy to put on and remove.

By duct-taping a Superman action figure to his Phantom 3 drone, photographer Barry Craig turned what would normally be a pretty typical bit of aerial footage into something much more. You’ll believe a man can fly!

Man at Arms: Reforged made life-size replicas of the Viper School’s Serpentine swords from The Witcher 3. They forged the steel one, while they used CNC machines for the silver-plated sword.

Tenor saxophone player Derek Brown shows off the reason why nothing beats the acoustic properties of the real world, rather than electronically-produced echoes, as he plays a little Bach in an abandoned warehouse.

“That’s okay! That’s all right!” Curio store Vat19 parodies trick shot specialist Dude Perfect, knowing that the secret doesn’t lie in the ridiculous shots. What matters is the wild celebration that follows.