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The Best Deal of the Day

X. The Unknown. Secrets. Conspiracies. Lies. I hate lies. And you know who lies all the time? The government. I bet they have warehouses full of amazing spaceships and ray guns and time machines that they’re just hoarding away under lock and key because they’re a bunch of selfish bastards. But you know who will…

Tech News Gizmodo Deals Jun 27

A plague road movie, done Clive Barker style

Clive Barker is the master of weird, smart horror — he brought you the classic, original Hellraiser flick, and wrote the Abarat series, as well as the story that inspired Candyman. And now this horror legend is asking people to support the work of an upcoming filmmaker named Mark Miller, who is using Kickstarter to…

io9 Annalee Newitz Jun 27

Sometimes Crazy-Low Jet Flyovers End in Disintegrated Fuel Tanks

This month’s daring (to say the least!) grass-buzzing Argentine flyover was pretty great. He didn’t crash! But sometimes aerial hotdogging isn’t so clean—as was the case with this other Argentine pilot. https://gizmodo.com/watch-the-pilots-view-of-the-craziest-flyby-ever-5809436 Flight guru David Cenciotti brings us this footage of an Argentine AF A-4AR Fightinghawk attempting a gravity-torturing climb from very close to the…

Tech News Sam Biddle Jun 27

Meet Pixar’s latest epic hero in the first Brave trailer

It’s time to start getting excited about Pixar films again! The studio has just released the teaser trailer for Brave, the mystical tale about a little ginger-haired girl and her bow and arrow! Watch the gorgeous video now. The first thing this Scottish princess has going for her is that director Mark Andrews was also…

Movies Meredith Woerner Jun 27

The weirdest superhero vehicles (that aren’t the Batmobile)

Ah, the Batmobile. Bruce Wayne’s jalopy has gone through oodles of iterations ranging from Adam West his-and-his windshields to Christian Bale’s wheeled samurai empanada. But on some occasions, the Batmobile won’t suffice. Here are the unsung vehicles of comics. Sure, the Batmobile has every power you’d ever want from a crimefighting automobile: smoke bombs, rockets,…

io9 Cyriaque Lamar Jun 27

Christopher Nolan’s Craziest Batman Stunt Yet?

Christopher Nolan trashed so many vehicles in The Dark Knight, he probably gave Michael Bay an inferiority complex. But apparently he’s figured out a way to top himself in The Dark Knight Rises. According to British news reports, Nolan wants to shut down a major highway in Scotland, the A9, for an “epic” stunt involving…

io9 Charlie Jane Anders Jun 27

This cosmic dust cloud blocks our view of the galaxy

The Milky Way is about 100,000 light-years in diameter, but that doesn’t mean we’re necessarily able to see everything our galaxy has to offer. The trouble comes from this thick nearby dust cloud, which blocks the stars behind it. This particular dust cloud is located near the constellation Corona Australis, also known as the Southern…

io9 Alasdair Wilkins Jun 27

A Space Age Dream Deferred

What you’re seeing are the remains of the Aerojet-Dade rocket manufacturing plant, built in 1963, deep in the Everglades. “Space Miami” documents how the people there hoped to put a man on the moon, and how those hopes were dashed. It’s amazing to see their efforts, and it’s a shame that they went to waste.…

Space & Spaceflight Kwame Opam Jun 27

New Immortals trailer heralds the hairless, greased up war of the Gods

The more we see of Tarsem Singh’s beefy Technicolor Greek mythology movie Immortals, the more we want to splash in the streaming fountain of homoerotic joy. Check out the latest trailer for Immortals.

io9 Meredith Woerner Jun 27

Gizmodo Editorial Assistant Wanted

Hello, we’re looking for an editorial assistant in New York City. We’re looking for an junior reporter-type with both tech knowledge and some editorial experience in NYC to work with our current team. This is a full time gig and will be paid accordingly. The requirements: • Journalistic and editorial experience (at a real print…

Tech News Matt Buchanan Jun 27

Ed Sullivan once scared the hell out of kids with a face-melting cartoon depicting the nuclear apocalypse

On May 27, 1956, The Ed Sullivan Show aired Peter and Joan Foldes’ apocalyptic animation A Short Vision, thereby scarring wee viewers who had no clue they had front-row seats to doomsday. The blog CONELRAD Adjacent has assembled a detailed history of the broadcast. What’s hilarious about Ed’s decision to screen the film was the…

io9 Cyriaque Lamar Jun 27

Scribbly Is Still Just an iPad Stylus, but a Really Fun-Looking iPad Stylus

The Scribbly stylus doesn’t do anything that any other iPad doesn’t do. It’s just taken the form of a giant marker, which tricks us all into thinking it’s more fun. It’s probably more comfortable to hold as well. £10. [Scribbly via Oh Gizmo via UberGizmo]

Tech News Adrian Covert Jun 27

10 Airships of the Present Day — and Near Future

Airships, the silent, futuristic vessels that float through the skies of alternate histories and ecotopias, aren’t just the stuff of science fiction. Here are ten airship that exist today, or are under development for tomorrow. Goodyear Fleet This fleet of four blimps dates back to the early twentieth century. Docked throughout the United States, these…

io9 Annalee Newitz Jun 27

Fring Brings Four-Way Video Chat Gangbang to iPad

Popular vidchat client Fring isn’t content with the usual one-on-one routine. If you’ve got three other friends, you can all talk to each other (or over each other) now, through an app orgy of chattering faces. The new Fring doesn’t just put a foursome on your screen, but is free, works over cell data as…

Tech News Sam Biddle Jun 27

The Trashy MySpace Mirror-Shot Reaches Its Horrifying Logical Conclusion

Half-pound of makeup? Check. Low-cut top from Baby Gap? Check. Hair iron? Check. Snooki hair? Check. Facial expression of sultriness and agony combined? Check. OK! Time to snap that profile picture. Just get your… iPad?!?! My god. Destroy the internet. The iPad’s rear camera is a bit of a joke—the quality is poor, and really,…

Tech News Sam Biddle Jun 27

Boingo Teams with Gogo To Keep You Online While You Fly

Boingo Wireless customers who are fond of travel will appreciate this: Boingo is partnering with Gogo to extend their roaming coverage to the 1,100 planes equipped with Gogo in-flight internet access. No break in the streaming action. [

Tech News Kwame Opam Jun 27

This Week’s TV: The Afterlife, Futurama-Style. And Star Wars Cakes!

This week on television, Bender becomes a ghost! And Eric crashes a witch meting on True Blood! But also, they’re making Star Wars-themed cakes! And on Falling Skies, the gang decides to bring Pope on a mission, for some reason. Plus this week’s television brings you stoner Heaven. Including a lifesize broken Katy Perry doll,…

Television Charlie Jane Anders Jun 27

When Technology Fails in the Battlefield the Only Thing Left Is Luck—and Hand Grenades

My dad is 89. He’s had an amazing life and he just published his memoirs. This is an excerpt taken from his experiences at Anzio in 1944, as a World War II 21-year-old soldier. Gizmodo is featuring him not only because he’s my father [Addy is one of the legendary Gizmodo editors who helped build…

Tech News Sir William Dugdale Jun 27

It’s Time for You to Embrace Modernity with the HTC EVO™ 3D

Are you still carrying around a dumbphone that can barely even send text messages? Well, you’re in luck because the Sprint HTC EVO™ 3D is available at RadioShack for $199.99*. Not only does the EVO 3D boast an Android operating system, but it also has a screen that displays in 3D without the need for…

Tech News Sponsored post Jun 27

The Average American Drinks 45 Gallons of Soda a Year

We’re doomed. Banished to obesity. According to Beverage Marketing Corporation, the average American drinks 44.7 gallons of soda every year. That’s about 487 cans or 286 bottles or 85 2-liters of that carbonated syrup every year. How are we alive? The numbers, 2010 per capita beverage consumption in the US, are just insane. I know…

Tech News Casey Chan Jun 27

The Best Deal of the Day

A plague road movie, done Clive Barker style

Sometimes Crazy-Low Jet Flyovers End in Disintegrated Fuel Tanks

Meet Pixar’s latest epic hero in the first Brave trailer

The weirdest superhero vehicles (that aren’t the Batmobile)

Christopher Nolan’s Craziest Batman Stunt Yet?

This cosmic dust cloud blocks our view of the galaxy

A Space Age Dream Deferred

New Immortals trailer heralds the hairless, greased up war of the Gods

Gizmodo Editorial Assistant Wanted

Ed Sullivan once scared the hell out of kids with a face-melting cartoon depicting the nuclear apocalypse

Scribbly Is Still Just an iPad Stylus, but a Really Fun-Looking iPad Stylus

10 Airships of the Present Day — and Near Future

Fring Brings Four-Way Video Chat Gangbang to iPad

The Trashy MySpace Mirror-Shot Reaches Its Horrifying Logical Conclusion

Boingo Teams with Gogo To Keep You Online While You Fly

This Week’s TV: The Afterlife, Futurama-Style. And Star Wars Cakes!

When Technology Fails in the Battlefield the Only Thing Left Is Luck—and Hand Grenades

It’s Time for You to Embrace Modernity with the HTC EVO™ 3D

The Average American Drinks 45 Gallons of Soda a Year

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