“Don’t regret the things you do. Just things you don’t.” A young man blames his mom’s hospitalization on his stepdad. He meets a thug that makes his revenge fantasy come true. Or did it? This neo-noir thriller shows two paths that its main character could take.

Do quick snap decisions outperform carefully studied ones? AsapSCIENCE explores how our brains can work in different ways to help reach conclusions either methodically or intuitively.

A smartwatch for race car drivers. Its windshield-mounted sensor automatically identifies track location, and sends the watch lateral Gs, lap times, top speed, sector times, and more. An interchangeable analog movement provides versatility off the track.

These days, most of us carry a smartphone or tablet, but they’re still not ideal for jotting down notes or sketches. That’s why we still carry a notebook. Everyday Carry rounded up some of the best little notebooks for you to choose from. Though they did miss one of our favorites.

It’s hard to top one of the greatest late night show interviews of all time. So in their latest meeting, Fallon and Kidman chose to parody their awkward conversation. But then things got real again. And then it went peak awkward.

Oreo teamed up with European chocolate maker Milka to create delightful new treats that combine the form of a chocolate bar with the creamy and crunchy character of the popular cookie treat. They’re going for a premium on Amazon, so check your local grocery store.

Los Angeles Clippers’ DeAndre Jordan caught teammate Blake Griffin flaking out on him in this silly commercial for Google’s video calling app. Also for some reason they have living condiments with them.

This one’s going to hurt. Finn Wolfhard (Stranger Things‘ Mike Wheeler) plays a struggling musician who befriends an old stray dog in the music video for Sleep in the Heat, a single from the latest album of Canadian punk rock band Pup.

After debunking a wireless charger, Captain Disillusion ElectroBoom takes on another viral video that shows miraculous electronics at work. This time it’s a guy who supposedly powers a light bulb with his butt. The things people do for Internet fame.

Fans of Rick and Morty know that the show is packed with subtle and not-so-subtle nods to sci-fi, horror, and pop culture. Wisecrack takes a look at some of the many references the cartoon made in its first two seasons, and how it cleverly integrated them into storylines.

La Blogothèque generously shares Alicia Keys’ intimate set in Le Comptoir Général. She sang She Don’t Really Care, Hallelujah, In Common and The Gospel, all from her new album Here, as well as You Don’t Know My Name.

Every Tesla rolling off the assembly line now includes the hardware needed for full autonomy. While the capabilities still need to be rolled out to customers via software, this impressive demo video shows off how their self-driving cars see the world.

“Kong’s a pretty good king. Keeps to himself mostly.” Our latest look at Kong: Skull Island is a stark contrast from the first trailer. Apparently, it’s more lighthearted than you’d think. Also the titular island doesn’t have one, not two, but a metric crapton of giant creatures.

“Paper or plastic?” It’s a simple question we thought we knew the right answer to. But Rhett & Link’s latest tune points out that not every decision we make is as straight forward as it seems. Bottom line: A whale is gonna die.

Can marijuana impair your thinking? Of course it can. But so can alcohol, yet beer is served in stadiums and weed is sold in parking lots because of – wait for it – politics and racism. Adam Ruins Everything traces Western society’s devolving outlook on the herb.

Turn your desktop into a complete drum kit with this roll-up electronic drum pad. The system includes 7 drum pads and two foot pedals, and you can listen via headphones, built-in speakers, or use it as a USB Midi controller. Save 37% in The Awesomer Shop. Demo here.