Do you like to fidget? This elegant modern writing instrument is just for you. Its packed with powerful neodymium magnets, so you can play around with its cap when you’re not jotting down your thoughts. Available in brass or aluminum.

Our old pal Maru the cat finds himself crammed into another cramped, yet cozy space, but he doesn’t seem to care a lick, even when his fat cat pal Hana stops by and decides that he’s a piece of furniture.

“Let’s get to the heart of the matter now. Why can’t you be like the other actors? Good ones.” GQ sat down one of its 2016 Men of the Year, Ryan Reynolds for an interview with his “twin” Wade Wilson – er, Gordon Reynolds.

2016 has been one cruel year, but it also gave us Dave Chappelle back on primetime. On his Saturday Night Live stint, the comedian parodied Negan’s infamous scene from The Walking Dead with the help of some old friends. Mirror here.

It’s rare that a single image is as satisfying as this one, showing off the interior of a Boeing 787 jumbo jet without any of the seats installed. We like to imagine spreading out some sleeping bags on the floor when we’re not skateboarding around the cabin.

Chinese beatbox champion Zhang Ze shows off his mad skills, which include the ability to create some crazy zipper-like noises, along with more crazy mouth sounds than the guy from the Police Academy flicks.

“Think of the one thing you’ve always wanted. Now find it in your mind’s eye, and feel it in your heart.” Emma Watson stars as Belle and Dan Stevens stars as The Beast in Disney’s live action adaptation of a tale as old as time. Well, as old as 1740. Premieres 3/17/17.

While you might think those goofy dancing inflatable guys you see at car dealerships were the brainchild of some advertising genius, they actually got their start as moving sculptures during an Olympic opening ceremony 20 years ago. Great Big Story shares the details.

The Timex IQ+ Move is designed to look like a traditional analog timepiece. It tracks steps and distance, calories burned, and sleep habits, and can sync time precisely with your phone. It’s not as feature rich as other smartwatches, but we much prefer the styling of these.

Possibly the strangest drawbridge design we’ve ever seen, the Heatherwick pedestrian bridge in London, England curls itself upwards like a pill bug instead of the traditional lift mechanisms. While it’s not exactly necessary, it’s an impressive feat of engineering.

The Suprella is an umbrella than opens upside-down, like a blooming flower. It’s easier to use and put away in tight spaces compared to regular umbrellas. It also stands on its own, has a C-shaped handle for hanging, and the outer canopy has a water-resistant coat.

Adult Swim enlisted adult claymation god Lee Hardcastle to produce a series of quick segues featuring Rick and Morty showing up in classic horror and sci-fi flicks, from The Thing to Ex Machina, to Honey I Shrunk the Kids. Also, there’s nothing worse than a Rickbrundlefly.

Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells (aka The Exorcist theme) requires multiple musicians when played on anything but a synthesizer due to its layering. Arranger Phil Toms and musician Steve Bingham replicated the track using a loop box to augment his single string instrument.

The new FlashTorch Mini flashlight is 40% smaller than the original FlashTorch while still packing enough intensity to set objects on fire and even cook food. It has a customized 65W Carley halogen bulb, three brightness settings and a battery that lasts up to 100min.

If you’ve ever wondered how they make those giant springs used in the suspension systems of cars, check out this footage of a molten hot rod of steel as it’s bent around a moving cylinder, then quenched in a vat of oil to harden it.

JetPack Aviation is offering the general public a chance to experience its latest jetpack, the JB-10. The winner will be given $1,000 worth of travel vouchers, fly the JB-10 in Los Angeles and have dinner with the company’s founders.