With the success of Star Wars: Uncut, fans are joining forces once again to recreate another Star Wars classic. Here's a look at what's to come in the next episode of the homemade, galactic saga.
He may have not won the gold, but Great Britain's David Wetherill is leaving the 2012 Paralympic Games a legend with this insane, diving ping pong shot.
The 1960's was a revolutionary time for diving, with significant improvements to underwater diving apparatus and underwater timing instruments. Leading the charge was Oris, and now they've reached back into their archives for the Oris Divers Sixty-Five Watch. The follow-up to the critically acclaimed blue-dialed version, the green Oris arrives with an updated look of the original while retaining retro details like the slim case line, thin bezel, and trapezoid date window. It's also taken advantage of 21st-century watchmaking techniques with Swiss Made automatic movement, bubble-curved glass made of scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, and anti-reflective coating on the inside to reduce glare and increase legibility while underwater. This direct descendant of one of Oris's first diver's comes with a choice of three straps and a metal bracelet, and successfully melds the groundbreaking features of the original with modern enhancements for a diver that's in a class by itself.
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Inspired by the basement brewmasters all over the country, White House Chefs give an inside look at the beer-making process behind President Obama's homemade brew.
Luke Scott gives a nod to his filmmaking father's Blade Runner with his own dystopian future film. Written and directed by Scott himself — and co-produced by his dad Ridley Scott — this sci-fi short starring Giovanni Ribisi and Jellybean Howie pushes cinematic boundaries by being shot completely in 4K 3D.
