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Black Book: 14 Products Our Editors Loved in May 2026

The products our editors have been obsessed with in May 2026.

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Mister Rogers Was Right About More Than Just Kindness

The Todd Snyder x Sperry x Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood collection reminds us that good style (like kindness) never goes out of fashion.

Makeway Is a Modular, Magnetic Marble Super Puzzle

We love puzzles. We love magnets. We also love marbles, Rube Goldberg machines, building things and, well, any reasonably good excuse to waste as much time as possible. That's where Makeway comes in. Makeway is kind of like building one of those Hot Wheels race tracks from your youth except…

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Take One Last Look at the (Many) Plastic Bags of New York

In case you weren't aware, there's a statewide plastic bag ban coming into effect on March 1st in New York. It's been almost four decades since the ubiquitous, carry groceries and then recycle for animal poop bags changed the retail landscape forever, but as Governor Cuomo puts it, “For far…

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Alessandro Paglia ‘Smashed’ Iconic Movie Cars

In case you haven't heard of Alessandro Paglia, he's a Milan-based artist and designer educated in the world of product design that made his bones creating one-off, realistic drawings of iconic cars getting smashed to pieces from a top-down perspective. Iconic taxis from films. Dodge Chargers emblazoned with Americana. Herbie…

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Amalgam Scale Model Cars Are as Detailed as the Real Thing

Whether it was LEGO, Technic, Erector or the plastic kits for cars or planes, most of you reading this grew up building models of some kind. When it comes to scale model cars, there's Amalgam and everyone else. Bristol, England-based Amalgam has been making the scale model equivalent of Swiss…

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‘Printing Money’ Visualizes How Fast You Earn a Dollar

Neal Agarwal is a Computer Science geek and data visualization specialist that has never known a statistic he couldn't make interesting. His latest project is called "Printing Money," and it's a scrolling visualization of the amount of time it takes to generate dolla, dolla bills based on specific wage amounts.…

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