Airplane Graveyard Motorcross
Stunt rider Robbie Maddison teams up with DC Shoes to showcase his freestyle motocross skills as he shreds through a military service airplane graveyard in Tucson, Arizona.
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Will Ferrell Escorts Shaq Out Of Game
Ted Vagina and his glorious stache have no time for the shenanigans of retired basketball players. During a game between the Lakers and Suns, Shaquille O'Neal gets escorted from his seat by the Staples Center most ruthless Red Coat.
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Nike Vomero 18 Running Shoes
Given the size of the heel, you'd be forgiven for thinking Nike's Vomero 18 running shoes were designed for hardcore racers. Instead, their dual-density midsole of lightweight ZoomX foam and responsive ReactX foam is designed to give everyday runners the most cushioned ride possible. The upper is made from engineered mesh for breathability, while the plush tongue and lining boost comfort. On the bottom, the outsole sports a pod system with a new traction pattern for added agility and smoother heel-to-toe transitions. Now available in an eye-popping bright green, orange, and silver colorway.
Presented by Nike.
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Nike Air Jordan 1 G
Elevate your style and your game — on the fairway and beyond — with the Air Jordan 1 G. Inspired by the sneaker that changed the game, this reimagined icon brings a streetwise edge to the course without sacrificing performance. Classic Jordan DNA meets golf-specific engineering, delivering Air cushioning underfoot and a stealth-integrated traction pattern, including a forefoot pivot circle designed to keep your swing smooth and stable. Whether you're chasing birdies or just keeping it cool at the clubhouse, the AJ1 G lets you do both with effortless swagger.
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My Number by Foals
Keep a cap on that pen while trying to connect the dots in the latest video from English rock band Foals. The images for the puzzling new single was imagined by directorial duo Christoper Barrett and Luke Taylor, using motion capture renderings and a lot of tiny dots.
Volkswagen Mask
A Week after the big game and Volkswagen is still producing Super Bowl-worthy ads.
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Nike Jordan CMFT Era
Good-looking shoes you can actually wear all day? Enter the Jordan CMFT Era. Blending design cues from the AJ1 and AJ6, these kicks channel classic Jordan heritage with modern-day comfort. The upper mixes real and synthetic leather for structure, lightweight textiles for breathability, and soft foam underfoot that keeps you moving from early mornings to late nights. Durable rubber soles grip where it counts, making these an easy choice when style and comfort need to clock in for the full shift.
Presented by Nike.
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SMMT Serpa Tumbler
A nod to the alpine ritual of earning your moments, the 16oz Sèrpa tumbler from SMMT fuses rugged utility with refined design. Named by reversing Après, the Sèrpa is built for that golden hour sip after a day outdoors. It features vacuum-insulated 18/8 stainless steel, a leak-proof, knurled steel lid that magnetically nests underneath the tumbler for hands-free, on-the-go sipping. The featured color, Campfire Caramel, headlines SMMT's Mud Season launch — a salute to the rugged few who embrace the off season. Limited to 980 units — the vertical meters of their Park City home mountains — it joins the brand's small-batch 980 Collection, a series of collectible, story-driven drops inspired by outdoor lifestyle.
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A Tattered Line of String by The Postal Service
Death Cab for Cutie's Ben Gibbard and producer Jimmy Tamborello reunite for the first time in a decade to release a new single as the electronic indie duo The Postal Service. The reunion will also bring a ten year re-issuing of their debut Give Up, 12 tour dates, and even rumors of a second album.
Sound and Vision by Beck
With the help of 167 musicians playing anything from the guitar to the harp and 360-degree cameras, Beck delivers the gift of sound and vision during his reimagined performance of David Bowie's "Sound and Vision."
