Sub-$20 Sony Headphones, All-Clad Discounts, New Luggage, More Deals
Amazon has a selection of very very cheap Sony Headphones today.
Neat chart will help you understand the vast women footwear universe
I really like women shoes, not only for the reasons you are thinking (that too) but because I think they can be beautiful design pieces. This neat chart—by infographic design studio Pop Chart Lab—brakes down the contemporary footwear styles so we can understand and appreciate the nuances of such a vast world.
How to make a delicious mac and cheese bun burger in eight steps
FoodBeast went to Muncheese Burger—in Torrance, California—to see how they make their delicious, gooey inside but crunchy outside mac and cheese burger buns. It's not hard at all and they look so delicious. You only have to follow eight easy steps.
Absurdist Children's Classic Pee-Wee's Playhouse Is Now on Netflix
All 45 episodes of Pee-Wee's Playhouse, including its Christmas special, are now available on Netflix. The cult show, starring Paul Reubens as a mischievous man-child perpetually clad in an ill-fitting grey suit, is possibly the most bizarre children's program to air on network television, and definitely one of the…
This crazy giant giga-yacht is the size of an oil tanker
This is Imāra, a 918-foot (280-meter) long, 187-foot (57 meter) 11-deck luxury giga-yacht. Today it is only a concept by yacht design shop Motion Code: Blue—but not for long. They are aiming it to their Middle East clients. I'm sure Arab princes and Russian oligarchs are grabbing their diamond-encrusted phones right…
Your Love Does Cost a Thing... $30,000, Actually
Like buying a home or starting a family, weddings are a major life event that many couples are willing to pay top-dollar to experience. A recent survey conducted by The Knot found the average cost of a wedding, not including the honeymoon, reached a whopping $29,858 in 2013.
If you need a nightmare tonight, watch this parasite escaping its host
A living praying mantis, a glass of liquid (probably water), a horsehair worm escaping out of it. This is not the first time I have seen this—although the mantis was dead then—but that doesn't make this video any less disgusting and terrifying, yet so fascinating that I had to watch it all.
A Charlie Brown Christmas Re-Recorded With Old Synths and Drum Machines
You've probably been watching A Charlie Brown Christmas since you were small enough to still believe in Santa Claus. But did you know it originally aired in 1965, almost 50 years ago? So it seems only fitting for the Blockhead Trio to re-record the animated special's instantly recognizable holiday soundtrack using…
This is what your in-laws are really thinking when they first meet you
Ali Vingiano made another hilarious subtitled short, this time dedicated to all of your who had to bring your significant other to meet your parents over the holidays (or worse, those who will have to do it this year. I'm sorry! Best of luck!)Like the previous one, this short is funny because it's exactly how it is.
Gizmodo's Ultimate Holiday Shopping Guide
It's already Hanukkah, it's almost Christmas, and it's definitely the general holiday season. That's great if you like spiked eggnog, but not so good if you haven't bought gifts yet. Don't worry. There should be something in one of our many gift guides and Bests collections that your loved ones will like enough not…
Leaked Sony IT Evaluations: "There Is No Overall Strategy"
We already knew that, mere months before hackers attacked Sony, the company's execs were aware of extensive issues plaguing its IT department. Now, leaked 2012 evaluations from Sony IT employees shed light on a department full of internal strife, lacking the necessary tools to do its job.
You Must Watch the Acid Trip of a Light Show Orion Produced on Reentry
A few days ago, we saw what astronauts see when they reenter Earth's atmosphere in the Soyuz space capsule. But that awesome array of sparks and glowing heat waves pales in comparison to new reentry footage recently taken from a camera on the Orion crew module.
Let's Talk About Whatever You Want Right Now
You think the news will be all heartwarming Santa stuff the week before Christmas, but hackers come in and steal Sony's Christmas. But worry not, little elves, we've got a big 'ol blog fire roaring here at Gizmodo. Grab a hot cup of content and come talk about whatever you want right now.
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How the Soviet Union used nuclear explosions to create giant canals
I know the Soviets made tons of crazy stuff back in the 20th century, but this is beyond insane: They blasted an entire forest and the adjacent land with the help of nuclear explosions to carve a canal. Atomic terraforming makes so much sense, doesn't it?
Let This Crack Designer Turn Your Address Into a Logo and Stamp
For better or worse, almost every form of correspondence in our lives has migrated onto the internet. Except for one: Thank you notes. And since you're about to have many of those notes to write, consider stepping up your game with a sweet personalized address stamp.
This Street Photographer's Start-to-Finish Analog Process Is a Rarity
The number of people who still shoot film is small. The number of people who shoot and develop their own film is smaller, and the number of people who then make their own prints in a darkroom is miniscule. Andre D. Wagner is one of the few. This video is a window into not only his process, but his approach to taking…
5 Ways to Make Old, Stale Wine Tasty Again
Using things is always superior to wasting them, but squandering alcohol is an especially galling dissipation because alcohol is delicious and excellent. Most of the hard stuff has a long shelf life, but if you uncork a bottle of wine and forget to finish it off within a few days, it gets vinegary and bilious-tasting.…
1.16 Million Payment Cards Breached in Staples Hack
In case anybody still believed we were doing ok on cybersecurity, Staples just announced that malware deployed at 115 of its stores nationwide gave hackers access to some 1.16 million customers' payment cards. Check here to see if your store was hit.
Sony Pictures CEO: We Have Not Given In
In a laughable dodge, Sony Pictures CEO Michael Lynton has responded to President Obama's assertions that Sony Pictures made a mistake by pulling The Interview. His case? "Hey! We didn't make the mistake!"
A Brief History of Brief Histories
We have a long tradition of providing summarized encapsulations of topics that span a large swath of time. Here is an abbreviated chronicle of those bygone days:
There Are Gonna Be 9280928 Pirate Bays Because Anyone Can Make a New One
In the wake of a police raid in Sweden that shut down the Pirate Bay as we know it, a number of opportunistic torrent sites have created clones. We've said before, Pirate Bay clones are potentially problematic. Nevertheless, Isohunt just launched a tool that makes it confusingly easy to set up your very own open…
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