Maximize Your Misery
When you're happy, no one cares. When you're miserable, the world wants to know why. With an entire industry dedicated to showing you how to be happy, CGP Grey has seven tips to do just the opposite — maximize your misery.
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Every Game of Thrones Death Drawn by Hand
There's been so much death in Game of Thrones that it's a wonder anyone is still alive. And while we've all seen the many death compilations, HansoArt has taken it to the next level: Hand-drawing every major character death over the entire series.
Deadpool Outtake Reel
Deadpool was a surprising bit of comedic genius in the superhero movie genre. As well as the jokes landed in the film, some of the even better bits were in the outtakes. This reel shows some of the best of Deadpool that didn't make it to a theater near you.
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Project Black TR1 Tactical Respirator
Originally designed for military personnel, the TR1 is the original tactical respirator. The sleek, compact, breathable mask features a metal snap to hold it in place securely, as well as a medical-grade silicone seal that fits securely without leaving marks or messing with facial hair. It's even compatible with glasses and headgear thanks to the adjustable earloop strap. Each TR1 comes with three electrostatic filters with a 98.6% effectiveness rating and a modular carry pouch and is in stock and ready to ship right now.
Presented by Project Black
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Port Products Marine Layer Under Eye Recovery Gel
Stress, sun exposure, and poor sleep habits. We're all guilty of it and our skin shows. The Marine Layer Under Eye Recovery Gel can undo years of abuse with botanical extracts found in the ocean. Made from red algae and sea kelp, the lightweight formula instantly reduces dark circles and swelling while barley seed extract and Irish moss brighten skin and treat long-term damage for a refreshed, younger-looking face in the reflection. Use code UNCRATE for $20 off.
Presented by Port Products.
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Making 20-Year Rum in Six Days
The Lost Spirits Distillery isn't your traditional liquor producer. Looking more like some surreal something from Alice in Wonderland, Lost Spirits is as much laboratory and funhouse than solemn brick and giant copper vats. WIRED goes backstage to see how this innovative company uses science and fiction to create aged liquors in a matter of days instead of decades.
Brian Shaw's 12,000 Calorie Diet
If you want to be the strongest person on the planet, you need to eat like it — and World's Strongest Man Brian Shaw does. The four-time champion works with a nutritionist to keep his body fueled for his extreme workouts, consuming over 12,000 calories each day. Brian takes you into his kitchen to show what it takes to eat like a giant.
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Honey
Getting the latest in tech and fashion is pricey enough without overpaying for it, too. Enter Honey. Honey is the easy way to make sure you're getting the best possible deal almost anywhere you shop online. It's a free browser extension that automatically finds and applies coupons and promo codes to your cart. They've found their members over $2 billion in savings, and they have over 100,000 five-star reviews on the Google Chrome store. There's literally no reason not to use Honey. Unless you hate free money.
Presented by Honey.
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Difference Esmeralda Estate Panama Geisha Coffee
It's not every day when you can get some of the world's best coffee in a Nespresso pod. But that's exactly what you'll find in each of these pods from Difference Coffee. They've secured a rare and remarkable batch of Panama Geisha from a legendary estate called Hacienda La Esmeralda. The micro lot of beans was too small to be sold at auction and too precious to be blended with other beans, but Difference was able to roast them and produce just over 700 boxes, 100 of which are left for sale. It took home a spot in Coffee Reviews highest-scoring capsule and just happens to arrive with the convenience and consistency you get from a Nespresso-compatible pod.
Presented by Difference Coffee.
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Adapting Arrival
Science Fiction loves books. From A Clockwork Orange to Children of Men and Blade Runner, some of the best sci-fi movies all had their origins on the page. And getting from the page to the screen means adapting the work for a completely different medium. Lessons from the Screenplay looks at how Arrival was smartly adapted from "Stories of Your Life" by Ted Chiang, and how the best science fiction is a reflection of humanity itself — not beings from another galaxy.
Lamborghini Countach 25th Anniversary
If there was an award for posters sold, the Lamborghini Countach would be the winner. The unmistakable shape adorned a million walls, and here was hardly a kid in the 80s and 90s that didn't lust after the most unobtainable of automobiles. DRIVE looks back at one of the most iconic cars ever produced, and how one man achieved his childhood dream.
