Linus Åkesson created "The Commodoridian", an 8-bit accordion made from two Commodore 64 computers with floppy disks used as the bellows.

electrosync took apart his Roomba, replacing parts with faster motors, electronics, and radio controls to build the world's fastest Roomba

Sculptor Ian Langhor demonstrates how to make a monster mask for Halloween in a few simple steps using materials that are easy to find.

Halloween Wars champion James Hall explained to Wired how to carve a pumpkin over 13 different levels of increasing difficulty.

Comedian Brian David Gilbert sang a bloodthirsty parody of the Bee Gees song "Stayin’ Alive" while dressed as a disco-enthralled vampire.

Julie Nolke engaged in a conversation with another version of herself who was adamant about the inconsistency of the English language.

Six tiny orange kittens emerged from the narrow mouth of a green gardening can as if it were giving birth to them, one at a time.

Desmond Doom performed the plaintive Joy Division song "Love Will Tear Us Apart" in the cheery early style of The Beatles circa 1964.

Charles Berthoud performed a gorgeous bass rendition of "Under Pressure" with 200 bassists from Rockin' 1000 accompanying him.

Wired visited Jordu Schell in his Los Angeles studio to discover how he designs and sculpts such imaginative and spooky creatures.