This is a roughly 2-hour timelapse of actor Walton Goggins having his face applied by makeup artist Jake Garber to become the Ghoul (Cooper Howard) in Amazon’s live-action Fallout series. I’ve only watched the first three episodes of the show so far, but damn does it make want to play
This is some home security cam footage from a Sacramento, California home featuring Solid Snake (apparently he couldn’t find a decent box) stealing a package from a porch while cleverly (that can’t be the right word) disguised as a trash bag. It’s giving me E.T. on Halloween vibes. I imagine
This is a video of the functional tea/coffee set fingernails created by Morgan Gilbertson of Haus Of Nails. Apparently the full set cost $3,000. That seems like a lot to spend on fingernails, but I also just chew mine when they get unbearably long. My girlfriend thinks it’s disgusting, which
I’ve been meaning to post this for a little while now but things got in the way. Namely, my forgetfulness. This is a video of New York City’s Microwave Man (aka makethehoodsmile) coming in hotter than a grease fire on his little dirt bike to spit some valuable knowledge. Knowledge
The Snuggle Shell is a real product that exists for adults, designed to be worn like a backpack and provide “the comfort of a soothing hug” and “help alleviate anxiety.” Or to pretend you’re a Ninja Turtle. The shells are available in two adult sizes ($50 S/M and $70 Megasize
Using Google’s Frightgeist search trend data, Visual Capitalist created this graphic of the top 27 most searched for Halloween costumes of 2023. And, after a very brief scroll of my Facebook feed from over the weekend, I can confirm that these are, in fact, what people are wearing this year.
How long have you waited for official Crocs Cowboy Boots? “My whole life.” Well Crocs didn’t come out until 2002, but I admire your enthusiasm, and will accept that you’ve always dreamed about these, or something like them, since birth. And now the footwear giant has released the official Crocs
This is a video from the recent Adobe MAX 2023 conference of researcher Christine Dierk unveiling Project Primrose, a dress covered with reflective LCD scales that can change patterns instantly, or even be animated. Adobe imagines designers “layering this technology into clothing, furniture, and other surfaces to unlock infinite style