Sideshow continues to blur the lines of reality with this unbelievable statue of Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman. It has veins, people. The statue has veins. The robot uprising is on its way, just as soon as someone "Small Soldiers" this Amazonian to life.
An odd thing occurred on the FBI's Record Vault Twitter account on October 31, drawing conspiracy theorists out of the woodwork. After months of being almost dormant, the bot-powered account started firing out tweets related to various Clinton scandals. Now, the FBI has launched an internal review to determine how its procedures went wrong.
Video: There's something very classically science fiction-y about how much talking there is in Augmented, a short film from Ross Peacock. Because it is mostly two people in a room, talking about the implications of technology - but that isn't the real story it's telling.
Video: I've never actually watched Trainspotting and I'm not sure if it needs a sequel 20 years later, but I do think it's kind of cool that there's so many shots and scenes from the sequel that looks exactly like the shots and scenes from the original movie. Candice Drouet spotted the similarities in the recently released trailer for T2: Trainspotting and stacked them against the first film to show how much has stayed the same.
Located in Utah, the Great Salt Lake is the largest saltwater lake in the Western Hemisphere, but years of drought and over-irrigation of nearby rivers have resulted in dramatic declines in water levels. New satellite photos reveal the disturbing extent to which this ecologically sensitive lake is shrinking.
Video: In this clip from Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Newt Scamander uses magic to smoothly reassemble a room that's been torn to pieces by one of his escaped creatures, hoping to cover his tracks. And he almost gets away with it. Too bad the hairless little critter makes a grand entrance and blows his cover.
Video: It's unfortunate that we all have to pretend that we don't think evil (or even just slightly weird) thoughts in the most innocent situations. After all, the world would be so much more interesting if we just did what we secretly wanted to do (as long as it doesn't hurt other people... too much).
Video: At first glance, the only thing Westworld and Blazing Saddles would appear to have in common is the Wild West. But look a little deeper - via this cleverly edited video trailer from Dominick Nero - and you might be surprised by the similarities.
Do you remember that short film from 1967 titled 1999 AD? The film, produced by Philco-Ford, shows off the house of the future, complete with videophones and push-button kitchens. It was doing the rounds back in 2007, when I first posted a clip of it. Well, one of the stars of that obscure futurist film has officially endorsed a candidate. And it's the candidate who wants to destroy the future.
The latest masterpiece to get the action figure treatment in Figma's Table Museum series is the tortured soul featured in Edvard Munch's famous The Scream painting from 1893. The figure won't ever stop screaming, but with its articulated arms and torso you can at least pose it to look slightly less upset.
Video: If you've never had the opportunity to venture far enough north to take in the northern lights, the filmmakers at More Than Just Parks captured a stunning example of the Aurora Borealis' majesty over Minnesota's Voyageurs National Park. These timelapse videos might even be better than the real thing since you don't even have to put your phone down to watch nature's most impressive display.
So you might possibly have heard that earlier this week the Chicago Cubs broke a 108-year record to win the World Series against the Cleveland Indians - a victory kiiiiind of predicted by Back to the Future II's alternate 2015. THR caught up with screenwriter Bob Gale to discuss the gag's sudden relevance again.
Video: Getting in the habit of using your car's parking brake whenever you stop isn't the worst idea in the world. Yes, there's the risk of you forgetting it's on the next time you drive away, but it can also prevent accidents like this from occurring. This guy's Benny Hill impression is hilarious, but he's probably not laughing after what happens at the end of this clip.
Entire lifetimes have come and gone without the moon looking quite as large as it will this month. On November 14, skygazers will witness the closest full moon, or "supermoon", of 2016. But more excitingly, it will be the closest full moon since 1948 - and we won't get another one like it until 2034.
Lucifer's season premiere, "Everything's Coming Up Lucifer," picks up just days after the end of season one. The dapper Mr Morningstar is still obsessed with himself (of course), but he has a new problem: The whereabouts of his mother, who has recently escaped from Hell, and is likely mad as her former prison to boot.
Video: Going into Class, I was expecting something quite different to what the Doctor Who spinoff actually ended up being - and that is a very good thing when it distances itself from its parent show. But even then, I still didn't imagine a show set in a London high school could get as weird as it does in this trailer.
If you've upgraded to the iPhone 7, but refuse to upgrade your headphones, then congratulations, you get to carry a tiny dongle with you wherever you go. It won't take long for you to lose it, unless you keep it securely tethered on your keychain using this clever $US6 ($8) adaptor.
