The Food of Seinfeld
Soup, muffins, marbled rye — some of the best episodes of Seinfeld were based around food. Babish picks some of his favorite foodstuffs to interpret for part one of his two-part Seinfeld special.
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Globe Chess Board
Since its origins in India in the 3rd century, chess has been two-dimensional. Ben Meyers and his dad put their own take on the classic game, creating a handmade spherical chessboard. This beautiful set uses walnut, maple, and Jatoba wood with magnets embedded in the squares and pieces, and adds a whole new aspect to the venerable pastime.
Cooking the Impossible Burger
They said it couldn't be done — creating a meatless, vegan burger with the texture and flavor of beef. The Impossible Burger looks, smells, and even bleeds like a real burger, but the real question is how it tastes. Adam Savage joins chef Traci Des Jardins at her restaurant Jardinière for a closer look at a possible future of food.
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Nike Air Max Dn8
The Nike Air Max Dn8 redefines movement with its sleek, low-profile design, powered by eight pressurized Air tubes for a responsive, lightweight feel. Featuring our Dynamic Air system, it delivers an unreal sensation with every step. Crafted with sustainability in mind, the Dn8 incorporates recycled materials from post-consumer and post-manufactured waste, reducing environmental impact without compromising performance, durability, or style. As part of our Move to Zero journey, we're committed to minimizing carbon emissions and waste, ensuring a future where innovation and sustainability go hand in hand.
Presented by Nike.
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Nike Book 1 Mowabb
Devin Booker is a craftsman — surgical in his movements, ruthless in his execution. A stutter here, a jab-step there, and before his defender can recover, the shot is already falling. His first signature sneaker, the Nike Book 1, is built with the same precision. Designed for the smoothest operators in the game, it delivers a blend of speed and cushioning, allowing for sharp footwork and effortless elevation. This colorway, inspired by one of Book's favorite ACG sneakers, brings a rugged yet refined aesthetic, bridging the gap between street and hardwood. Whether you're dropping dimes or pulling up from deep, the Nike Book 1 is made for those who move with purpose — and leave defenders guessing.
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Human Evolution in 1,000 Years
Evolution never stops — the timeline for evolution is usually measured in hundreds of thousands or even millions of years. But in just over a century, the height of the average American male has increased three inches and there have been adaptations to disease in the span of decades. Some of the most radical evolutionary shifts may come from our own doing, as gene editing technologies like CRISPR allow for extreme fine-tuning of the human genome, and the growing potential for interfacing our biological selves with computers. And in 1,000 years, we might not be living on Earth at all.
Wonder Woman
If Batman vs. Superman wasn't enough, Wonder Woman returns in her own film. Gal Gadot is back as the Amazonian superwoman, showing her origins as Diana, princess of the Amazons. When American pilot Chris Pine crashes near the Amazons hidden homeland, Diana agrees to return with him to help in the fight against the Nazis in WWII. Directed by Patty Jenkins, the film is scheduled for release June 2, 2017.
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ActivatedYou Morning Complete Drink
Start your day with a powerhouse of nutrition—Morning Complete by ActivatedYou is a daily wellness drink designed to support digestion, energy levels, and overall well-being. Packed with prebiotics, probiotics, and a nutrient-rich greens blend, it helps nourish your gut, boost metabolism, and provide sustained energy without crashes. Founded by health advocate and actress Maggie Q, ActivatedYou combines modern science with Eastern wellness traditions to create formulas that fuel a healthier, more balanced life. With seven targeted nutrient blends, including adaptogens, antioxidants, and liver support, Morning Complete aims to optimize your mornings and feel your best all day long. Available in Apple Cinnamon, Citrus Medley, and Mixed Berry, it's a delicious way to kick-start your daily routine.
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Consult a physician before consuming any new supplement. Any health claims made are solely those of the brand and not those of Uncrate LLC.
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Virgin Red Rewards Mastercard
Fans of Virgin's various travel offerings and just globetrotters, in general, will want to look at the latest Virgin Red Rewards Mastercard† offer. For a limited time, new customers applying between now and March 31st, 2025 will earn 60,000 bonus Virgin Points when they spend $3,000 in the first 90 days of opening their account*. Those points can be used towards stays at Virgin Hotels, flights on Virgin Atlantic**, Virgin Experience Gifts, and cruises on Virgin Voyages. Cardholders also earn 3 Virgin Points for every $1 spent on purchases with Virgin Atlantic, Virgin Hotels, and Virgin Voyages, 2 Virgin Points for every $1 spent on dining, grocery stores, select streaming services, and EV charging, and 1 Virgin Point for every $1 spent on anything else where Mastercard is accepted. All these benefits and more are available for a $99 annual fee.
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Terms apply.
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• BOARDING BONUS: Offer valid from 2/17-3/31/25. Limit one offer per account holder. Eligible net
purchases (purchases minus returns and adjustments) of $3,000 or more must be made within 90
days of account opening. To receive points, your Virgin Red Rewards card must be successfully linked
to your Virgin Red account and your credit card account must be open, in good standing and not
delinquent. If earned, points will post to your Virgin Red account within 1-2 billing cycles. See Credit
Rewards Terms for details: https://apply.syf.com/cs/groups/public/documents/et_statusdoc/e074600.html.• ANNUAL FEE and NO FOREIGN TRANSACTION FEE: New Accounts as of 1/1/25: Variable Purchase
APR 20.49%, 24.49% or 28.49%. Variable Bal Trans APR 20.49%, 24.49% or 28.49% and 5% Fee ($5
min). Variable Cash APR 30.49% and 5% Fee ($10 min). Variable Penalty APR 30.49%, 34.49% or
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**Price correct as of 1 February 2025. Example price is for a one-way Saver reward seat from London to New York in Economy Classic. Taxes, fees and carrier-imposed surcharges apply, which will vary according to choice of cabin, departure airport, destination and date(s) of travel. The price of reward seats is variable and will be displayed at the time of booking.
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Buy This Vitara
You could drop $50 million on an ultra-rare Ferrari with a successful racing pedigree — but no Ferrari has been to the Moon. Or ran with dinosaurs. Or can driven with sharks under the sea. This 1996 Suzuki Vitara has done all those things, and there's authenticated footage to prove it. Eugene Romanovsky wants you to #BUYMYVITARA, and you'd be a fool not to.
Doodlebug
There's something in his apartment. A man looking for an insect-like thing devolves into a bout of insanity as his subconscious mind begins to strangle his waking one. Directed by Christopher Nolan while studying English literature in 1997, Doodlebug foreshadows some of the techniques that would become hallmarks of his later work.
