Norteño music is known for its catchy and danceable sounds, and Houston-based EZ Band masterfully melds the genre with popular songs. In this video, they deliver a Mexican Rick-Roll with their fun and original cover of Rick Astley’s inescapable pop hit, Never Gonna Give You Up.

Keter’s portable workbench folds up small enough to hide behind your couch but is incredibly useful. Its work surface is made from heavy-duty resin and has built-in slots for holding its removable clamps. When opened, its lower section offers shelves for small tools and accessories. The package includes two 12″ clamps.

This small, fixed-blade knife from Civivi features a sheepsfoot blade with a sharp and tough 14C28N steel blade. It’s good for light-duty tasks like opening packages and cutting paper and includes a Kydex sheath with both a bead chain and a lanyard cord. It’s available with a natural stainless or black blade.

This quirky short film by Ft. Langley follows the story of a strange little man obsessed with conspiracy theories. When he loses his internet connection, he calls the cable company, and they send a man claiming to be a technician to help troubleshoot. Of course, the man’s suspicions run wild with this stranger in his home.

This hefty hand tool from Rogan USA is ideal for prying items apart. It’s made from 1/4″ thick high-carbon steel and weighs 11 oz. Its triple-ground edge works as a chisel, and its full-tang construction means it won’t fall apart, even with heavy use. We suggest wrapping its handle with paracord for comfort and grabbing the optional Kydex sheath.

Craving coffee at your desk? It’s easy enough to pick up a Keurig that brews on demand. But that wasn’t good enough for Martina from Nerdforge. Her idea? Make a PC with a built-in coffee maker. What she fabricated was a working gaming PC that grinds beans and brews a single cup off coffee. She built it into the enormous Corsair Obsidian 1000D tower case.

You’ll never drop a driver bit again with the SwatClips magnetic bit box on your belt. This small case offers storage for drill and screwdriver bits and holds them in place securely with powerful rare earth magnets. Its lid opens 90º for easy access and it can keep up to 12 bits inside for longer-term storage.

What began as the go-to-drink of campfire jam sessions hosted by lifelong friends Brian Thomason and Matt Hemmings, Sunshine Punch is an ready-to-drink bottled rum and vodka cocktail with an orange-and-vanilla-flavored creme base. It’s easy peasy to enjoy simply poured over ice, in a slushie, or as a chilled shot.

Hot Chip stopped by the NPR Music offices for a 4-song set that included some of their best tracks. They started with Over and Over and Boy from School before slowing things down with Look at Where We Are and kicking things into gear with Ready for the Floor. Jonny Lam’s pedal steel guitar added warmth to their electro-pop sounds.

These space-themed playing cards are noteworthy for their starfield background and inverted images, suits, and numbers. Their backs feature a blue and purple figure-8 galaxy design, and they come packed in a sparkly tuck box with silver foil. Like all Bicycle cards, they’re printed on premium cardstock with an air-cushion finish for smooth shuffling.

We’ve never heard of the song Bling Bang Bang Born, but it sounds pretty amazing played on this 27-note street organ. Like a player piano, this music-making machine reads notes from a roll of paper, but it plays them on pipes like a calliope. Yuki Kojima has filled his YouTube channel with covers, including Thunderstruck, The Entertainer, and the Nyan Cat theme.

This portable pencil sharpener from KeyUnity is designed to be carried on a keychain, lanyard, or carabiner clip. Its cylindrical body is made from sandblasted Ti-6Al-4V titanium, and it has a sharp German-made (but unfortunately named) KUM carbon-steel blade. In addition to sharpening pencils, it can help create wood shavings to start a fire.

Musician Otu Suurmunne of Moonic Productions took Dolly Parton’s trademark track, Jolene, and imagined what it might have sounded like if Ozzy Osbourne and his mates from Black Sabbath had created it instead. While Dolly’s softly-sung original will always be a classic, Otu’s angry take seems more appropriate for a tale of jealousy and desperation.

This set of two sporks makes a great addition to any camper’s cookout kit. Each utensil is made from lightweight titanium and has an extra-long handle to get to the bottom of deep jars, bottles, cans, and for stirring and eating. At just 20 grams each, they’ll add little weight to your pack, and the set includes a storage pouch.

Gerber’s versatile outdoor cutting tool folds up to less than half its size for easy carrying. It can cut, chop, and split wood and has a quad-locking system to ensure that its blade is firmly in place. It comes in green/stainless or black/stainless and measures 6.75″ when closed and 15.1″ when open.

The Lexus LC 500 and LC 500h share one of the most beautiful automotive designs of the last decade.  We’ve driven the V8 coupe and convertible, but this is the first time we’ve spent a meaningful amount of time with the V6 hybrid. While it’s a hair slower, the LC 500h is every bit as showstopping and offers better fuel efficiency, making it a fantastic grand tourer.

How Ridiculous have a long history of destroying stuff. So when they got their hands on a bunch of goo-filled lava lamps, their first instinct was to see how many they could break by throwing various projectiles at them. After breaking some glass, they moved on to garden gnomes, tiles, and other fragile items. As expected, the slow-mo footage is the best part.

This compact screwdriver features a pivoting L-shaped handle that can improve torque and help you turn screws in tight spaces. It has a ratcheting mechanism and includes a magnetic 1/4″ hex bit driver and four bits in the standard set. An upgraded combo kit comes with three drivers, a dozen bits, universal sockets, and more.

There’s no question that cars have improved in terms of safety tech, they’ve also created new problems by removing buttons and knobs, reinventing gear shifters, and making vehicles bigger. Commentator Drew Gooden talks about some of these backward steps in automotive design, then roasts the vehicle that’s the worst offender – the Tesla Cybertruck.

The versatile Zip Pouch Pro combines a wallet and an EDC tool pouch. It’s got two zippered compartments for cards, cash, and other small items. You’ll find three slots on its exterior for items like a flashlight, knife, or cigarette lighter. It’s made from durable, lightweight X-PAC VX21 fabric and comes in a variety of colors.

James from ProjectAir is on a quest to make R/C airplanes as fast as possible. After honing his skills in a few other experiments, he took an off-the-shelf model of an SR-71 Blackbird and tricked it out with a multi-stage propulsion upgrade, including powerful electric fans and a model rocket engine strapped to its back.

Elementseden’s latest repurposed flight attendant carts are modular and multipurpose. The Universal Cart Atlas comes in 28″ and 41″ tall variants and with either steel or transparent acrylic doors. If you want to save on shipping, you might as well deck out your order with the matching drawers and felt pad covers.

We were immediately transfixed by this short video of a sushi chef showing off their knife skills, slicing an avocado into dozens of razor-thin pieces like it’s nobody’s business. We have a hard enough time scooping avocado out of its rind with a spoon.