Expert on all things expensive, 2 Chainz drops by West Coast Customs to check out their inventory of custom cars. Front and center is a one-off Mercedes S-Class convertible with suicide doors, built for NBA star Shaquille O'neal.
Meet Jay. Jay loves the Grateful Dead, whiskey, fast cars, and being a lawyer. Jay also represents the hactivist group Anonymous, a job that began with a tweet.
In honor of his new film Sausage Party, Seth Rogen learns how to make some franks himself. The comedian and Toro founder Jamie Bissonnette head to the kitchen and get their hands dirty making some homemade chorizo. With all of the obvious jokes that go with the process, we feel like we may have just watch the prequel.
Summer is coming soon, and while we hope you're not wearing dress socks to the beach, you can start mentally preparing for the surf and sand with these Seaside Dress Calf Socks from Bombas. Made from a cotton/poly blend with just the right amount of stretch, they have the same seamless toes, Y-stitched heels, and honeycomb arch support that make Bombas' everyday socks so enticing. They also have Stay-Up Cuffs that keep them from sliding down your leg and are adorned with nautical stripes, seagulls, and snails, helping you get in the coastal mindset even if you're stuck inside for a few more months. As with all Bombas purchases, for every pair sold, one will be donated to those in need.
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For non-aficionados, the wine aisle can be a daunting place. Instead of leaving your choices up to the allure of the label, give Naked Wines a try. They pick wines that match your tastes, determined by a short quiz, and work with world-class independent winemakers to deliver personalized selections at prices up to 60% off. Every shipment is backed by a hassle-free guarantee — if you don't like a bottle, they refund the price, no questions asked. The service also makes a great gift, and with $100 off your first order, it makes for a far more enjoyable Mother's Day present than yet another bouquet of overpriced flowers.
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With Disney at the reigns of the Star Wars franchise, there's no better time to make a movie all about Jedi Master Obi Wan Kenobi. This fan-made trailer for a Kenobi biopic takes footage from the films of Ewan McGregor and splices them together for brief glimpse at what such a film might look like.
Everyone's talking about Tesla's self-driving vehicles. Can you really just dose off while the car is in motion, or is there a little more to it? Wired gets behind the wheel of their Model S and takes it on the Nevada freeway to see just how its autopilot works.
Combining elements of tactical boots with training shoes, the Nike React SFB Carbon Low is built for outdoor pursuits. It's built with Flyplate technology that uses a full-length carbon fiber plate to optimize stride, support the Achilles, and protect from sharp rocks. Lightweight React foam provides cushioning and energy return, while the mesh upper has a durable fabric midfoot overlay, heavy-duty stow-away laces, and a solid rubber toe reinforcement. It all sits atop an outsole of hand and sticky rubbers with rubber teeth in the arch for added grip on challenging terrain.
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As America's most trusted printer brand, plenty of people rely on HP for everything from personal projects to important business documents. The new HP Instant Ink plan removes the biggest pain point for their printers: running out of ink. Using the plan, their smart printers can automatically order more ink, ensuring they never run out. The original HP replacement ink or toner is delivered at no extra cost with hassle-free delivery and recycling, and plans start at just $1.50/month for 10 pages, saving up to 50% over other options. For extra convenience, add the optional HP paper delivery.
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Put aside visions of human-hunting Terminators and jokes about Skynet. Artificial intelligence will diagnose you when you're sick, teach impoverished children around the globe, and then design better and faster versions of itself to solve these problems at speeds the we can't comprehend. AI scientist Ben Goertzel imagines a future where humans and our artificial creations evolve alongside one another.
As President of the United States, you have to give more speeches than anyone cares to hear. So when people feel the sound of your voice is equivalent to nails on a chalkboard, that can be a problem. This is true for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. With many critics describing her tone as loud, monotone, and abrasive, experts weigh in to try to determine exactly why at least her voice doesn't get your vote.
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