A Guide to Kamen Rider, the Masked Marvels of Japanese Superhero TV
If you love Power Rangers, you are probably at least aware of Super Sentai, the Spandex-clad Tokusatsu series it borrows its costumes, mechs, and action footage...
Albert Uderzo, One Half of the Legendary Astérix and Obelix, Has Died
Albert Uderzo, who co-created and illustrated one of the most beloved French comic series of all time, Astérix le Gaulois, with René Goscinny, has passed away at...
Expert Explains Whether You Should Use Oils in Your Hair
Growing up, you probably heard a multitude of beliefs regarding oils when it comes to your beauty routine. We’re told that having oily skin isn’t good,...
How to Keep in Touch With Your Crush During Social Distancing
Being stuck at home while we’re all self-isolating and practicing social distancing can be a real mixed bag. While it can actually be kind of nice...
We Need Insanity Wolf Now More Than Ever
Thanks to the coronavirus, spending hours upon hours—if not full days—indoors is quickly becoming the new normal for folks across the country. Some Gizmodo staffers have...
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YouTube Is Lowering Default Video Quality Worldwide for 30 Days in Response to Pandemic
In response to usage changes amid the covid-19 pandemic, YouTube has announced it’s reducing the default video quality on all videos globally for 30 days. Read...
How to Feel Connected to People When You’re Stuck at Home
Let’s just say it like it is—things are crazy right now. The coronavirus is practically the only thing anyone hears or talks about, and for good reason. In...
Ford’s Quickly-Designed Powered Air-Purifying Respirators Are A Clever Re-Use Of F-150 And Hand Tool Parts
Most of the major automakers and many other companies are stepping up to help produce more desperately-needed equipment like air purifiers and respirators, leading to some...
Life Is Thriving 2,600 Feet Beneath the Seafloor
You won’t see many living things above the ocean surface hundreds of miles southeast of Madagascar—an albatross or the occasional fishing vessel may break up the...
