This goofy 3D printed desk lamp is described by its creator Hellgy as “a lamp to look like your cat when your cat is looking like a lamp.” You can grab the STL files for the cat cone of shame lamp on Printables and buy the required LED lamp kit from Bambu Lab. Now, we […]

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None of the computers you’re about to see are real, but they do capture the essence of computer design over the decades. This animated short from evolution.hub0 uses AI tech to illustrate the evolution of personal computers from the 1970s through the 2020s and beyond. It’s far from accurate, but still a neat watch.

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Artist Sy Goldstein uses generative AI tech to create wild and imaginative street scenes from 1980s and 1990s New York City. Created in collaboration with Lenski, The Last Head Shop envisions a wild time when The Big Apple’s head shops sold human skulls – at least until the mayor came through and cleaned up the […]

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Saturday Night Live is celebrating 50 years of laughs and music. This coffee table book from resident photographer Mary Ellen Matthews showcases some of the many fun-filled photos she’s taken of hosts and musicians over the past two decades. The book features more than 200 portraits and behind-the-scenes images along with a forward by Lorne […]

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Maker and almost Mythbuster Allen Pan created a tongue-in-cheek invention for people who struggle with chopsticks. Instead of giving in and using a fork, whip out Allen’s American Chopsticks, and you’ll be picking up your Panda Express orange chicken like a pro. Purchase the STL file from Allen’s Real Busted Merch site for three bucks.

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Because a drink as iconic as the Negroni cocktail deserves its own soundtrack, Fords Gin collaborated with the Jazz Dispensary for a jazzy LP. Bundled with gin, the resulting nine tracks are a saxy mix of vintage jams from the legendary Craft Recordings archives. Each track is paired with a remixed Negroni cocktail recipe.

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The Tower Bridge in London, England, is one of the world’s most famous structures. But there’s more to it than just a couple of buildings and a road. Illustrator and animator Jared Owen takes us on an in-depth tour of the bridge, including the complex machinery that allows it to open and close so ships […]

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