A Facebook Update In Real Life
Facebook moving around the stuff on our profiles can be so annoying, but when they try to rearrange the stuff in our lives, that's where we draw the line.
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Bill Gates 2.0
During his 60 Minutes interview with Charlie Rose, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates explains how he is using his 67 billion dollar fortune to make the world a better place, curing one deadly disease at a time.
Lego Casino Royale
A bricked up Daniel Craig gets his 007 on in this frame for frame Lego remake of the opening scene from Casino Royale.
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Keeps Hair Loss Products
You've noticed it — you've got a little less hair than you used to. You're not sure there's a real solution. It turns out, there are two clinically proven, FDA-approved medications that let you keep your hair. Now, these treatments are inexpensive and easy to get. Enter Keeps: for five minutes now and just $1 a day, you'll never have to worry about hair loss again. Getting started is fast. Just answer a few questions and a licensed doctor recommends a personalized treatment plan. The first month is free, and there's no easier way to keep the hair you still have.
Presented by Keeps.
Quip Electric Toothbrush
The ideal brush is one you'll actually want to use (twice) every day. Named one of the TIME's Best Inventions, quip is the slim, simple, and surprisingly enjoyable electric toothbrush designed to help you brush better, from just $25. Its sensitive sonic vibration pulses every 30 seconds for 2 full minutes to guide a full clean in hard to reach places. quip's nifty cover mounts to mirrors at home and hygienically stores your brush for travel in a bag or carry-on. When you subscribe, you'll get fresh brush heads automatically delivered on a dentist-recommended schedule — when your old bristles become dirty and ineffective — starting at $5 every 3 months with free shipping worldwide.
Presented by Quip.
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Derrick Rose Tribute Song By Craig Robinson
Rose will rise.
Commander Chris Hadfield Covers Space Oddity
During his time aboard the International Space Station, Commander Chris Hadfield has introduced us to the world of zero-gravity living. For his final mission, our galatic guide entertains us with the first music video in space, featuring the David Bowie classic, and lens flares that would make even J.J. Abrams giddy.
