5 Essential Mad Men Episodes Everybody Should Watch At Least Once

Jon Hamm charmed the world as troubled ad executive Don Draper in Mad Men. Here are the five most essential episodes of the show.

EMIT Marble Lamp Rises for Work, Glows Green When You’re Done

The typical desk lamp is a metal stalk on a base that does nothing but hold it up, plus a switch somewhere along the cord. Most lamps are either on or off, with the base becoming dead weight that competes with notebooks, pens, and devices for space.

Why Marvel's Stan Lee Wasn't A Big Fan Of X-Men: The Animated Series

Stan Lee was the Godfather of Marvel Comics, but he apparently wasn't a big fan of one of the best and most popular adaptations of the X-Men.

After Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Terry Farrell Worked On An Underrated Ted Danson Sitcom

After she left Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Terry Farrell landed a lead part on a somewhat forgotten Ted Danson sitcom that lasted multiple seasons.

The Sci-Fi Franchise That Arnold Schwarzenegger And Oliver Stone Almost Ruined

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Oliver Stone nearly joined forces on a Planet of the Apes movie that would've taken the sci-fi franchise in a bizarre direction.

The Chess Set That Plays By Touch, Ships Flat, Wastes Nothing

There’s something deeply satisfying about watching a designer solve multiple problems at once. William Young’s Jigsaw Chess Set is one of those rare designs that makes you wonder why nobody thought of it sooner. It’s a chess set, y

How The Stranger Things Finale Betrays The Show's Most Important Character

The show's creatives might not see it this way, but the Stranger Things series finale betrays its most crucial character by framing their actions as a 'choice.'

Samsung Freestyle+ Turns a Friendly Cylinder into an AI-Assisted Portable Screen

The first Freestyle tried to make projection feel as casual as dropping a speaker on a table, but still needed some fiddling with focus, keystone, and room darkness. Portable projectors are great in theory, but often fall apart on setup friction, tw

Best Tech Gadgets of 2025: 10 Innovations You Need to See

Technology moves fast, but 2025 feels like a distinct era. This year brought gadgets that challenged convention rather than followed it. From keyboards that fold into phone cases to power banks that communicate through light, these innovations prove

5 Biggest Unanswered Questions After The Stranger Things Series Finale

Stranger Things has finally come to an end after five seasons and nearly a decade, but fans still have burning questions following the finale.

This Upside-Down Boat Blocking a Mountain Trail Is Actually An Architecture Award-Winning Chapel

Picture yourself hiking through the Italian mountains and suddenly there’s a wooden boat blocking the trail. Except it’s upside down. And it’s not actually a boat. This is La Barca, a timber pavilion that just won the 2025 Festival

Steven Spielberg's Favorite Sci-Fi Horror Movie Inspired One Of His Most Terrifying Projects

2005's War of the Worlds is one of Steven Spielberg's darkest films, and it was heavily influenced by a sci-fi horror classic that the director loves.

Stranger Things Series Finale Gives Kali A Baffling Ending (And Fans Are Furious)

Kali (Linnea Berthelsen) returned at last for Stranger Things' final season, but many fans feel her fate in the series finale was a complete waste.

This Hemp Room Divider Looks Like Art You Can Actually Use

There’s something about a really good room divider that just makes sense. It’s like the furniture equivalent of a Swiss Army knife: part privacy screen, part statement piece, part space definer. But most dividers we see today are either

James Cameron Accidentally Sought Writing Advice From Himself For Avatar: The Way Of Water

James Cameron encountered some obstacles writing Avatar: The Way of Water, so he looked for writing advice. That advice came from an unexpected source: himself.


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