This is a 7-minute breakdown created by Vox featuring all the major news events that happened in 2023. Is there still time to add a few curveballs in the last week of the year? Knowing humanity, absolutely. Still, it wasn’t really cover everything that happened in the year. Like they

These are two clips from drone pilot chrisfpv.de of a drone with a Superman toy attached to provide a first person point of view of what it would be like to ride on Superman’s back as he flies around. That’s cool, although I do wish he had a seatbelt. I

This is a short clip of a fence that’s been modified with a dog viewing portal and decorated so that when the dog sticks its head through the hole it’s transformed into Michael Jackson’s werecat (often mistaken for a werewolf) character from the ‘Thriller’ music video. Did you already know

Because what company doesn’t want to partner with Crocs, the comfy footwear giant has teamed up with McDonald’s for four limited editions, including Hamburglar and Birdie clogs, a classic McDonald’s themed clog, and Grimace fuzzy-lined sandals. All are either $70 or $75, and include unique McDonald’s themed Jibbitz™ charms for

Because bad ideas come in all shapes and sizes (including XL), this is a clip of the Nitro Circus’ latest Life Size Toy: an 8-foot replica of a Duncan butterfly yo-yo designed to have two people strapped to the sides of as it spins suspended from a crane. That looks

Best known for leaving oily marks all over the walls and getting me in trouble, sticky hands are classic 25¢ vending machine (probably $1 now) toys that don’t taste anywhere as good as they look, and I’ve tried every color. In this video, Youtuber Nate from the Internet melts 1,000

Because some people have all the fun (and hot dogs), this is a video of Pablo Rochat (who also made that awesome Hot Wheels hot dog launcher) and a friend playing a game of foosball on top of a grill, using roasting weenies for the players and an aluminum foil

This is a clip from the viewing of recently deceased New Jersey fashion designer Vernest Moore, whose last wish was for his viewing to also be a fashion show featuring his favorite designs. Hey, do what you love, even after you die — that’s my motto. Which is super convenient