Oscar-winning films The Black Swan and Whiplash have two things in common: Artists obsessed with attaining success. For Nina, Natalie Portman's character in The Black Swan, this means getting the role of the White Swan. In Whiplash, Miles Tiller's role as Andrew finds the young student dreaming of joing the studio band at the Schaffer Conservatory. Lessons from the Screenplay examines the lengths these characters are willing to go to secure their dreams.
Fire, explosions, robots, insane speeds, and science — it's all here in Netflix's White Rabbit Project. Kari Byron, Tory Belleci, and Grant Imahara put some of history's greatest inventions, crimes, and more to the scientific test. From the producers of Mythbusters, White Rabbit Project comes to Netflix December 9, 2016.
Most celebrities don't like reliving their past works. But if Tom Hanks has shown us anything, it's that he's not like most celebrities. He's already been seen performing the Big rap on multiple outlets, and now he's bringing back another one of his beloved characters. While on The Graham Norton Show, Hanks reminds us all why we love him so much when he recites a scene from Forrest Gump.
The Swoosh is often a prominent feature on the sides of Nike shoes. With a contrasting orange underline to match the detailing of this otherwise cream-tinted colorway, the LeBron XXI Akoya presents it in a more subtle manner. Also subtle is the design's cabling system that secures the foot during aggressive movements, as it's hidden beneath the perforated outer layer. Zoom units in the forefoot and heel provide cushioning on push-off and landing, and a Cushlon 2.0 midsole combines with the quilted tongue to give a pillow-soft feel against your feet.
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Nike owned the running shoe market in the early '00s with the Pegasus, one of the most highly-rated running shoes ever. Trading on that history, the new Pegasus P-6000 Premium mashes up the design of the Pegasus 25 and 2006 for an all-new shoe. The throwback look has been updated with a well-cushioned insole and a lifted stance for comfort with a long-lasting rubber outsole. At the heel is a Hangul Nike monogram on the heel in an ode to the creator of the Korean alphabet.
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It's not a new Wes Anderson film but it's the next best thing. The director adds his quirky flair to this ad for H&M that has all the Christmas feels. In true Anderson fashion, the short is full of tracking shots, pastel hues, smooth camera pans, and Adrien Brody.
4.2 seconds. That's exactly how long it took to film the entire video for OK Go's latest single, "The One Moment". The eclectic band takes the combination of math and music to the next level, using slow-motion video to stretch a brief moment into a four minute long music video.
November 11th is a day to celebrate your single status. Treat yourself with Lumin's Personalized Men's Skincare. Whether it's dark circles, breakouts, or unevenness, the line includes everything needed to build an effective daily routine. Answer a couple of questions, and they'll send you a bundle tailored to your needs. Test it out for free and take the first step to achieve your best look ever.
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Every man needs a few go-to t-shirts. The Barakett Tee from Robert Barakett was built to be exactly that. It's crafted from soft, extra-fine USA-grown 100% Pima cotton that's given a Soft Water finish for added comfort and a smooth appearance. The short-sleeve, crew neck cut is also engineered to retain its shape and color over time, making it an investment-worthy everyday staple, and looks great on its own or worn as a layer.
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In just over two weeks, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story will open. This is last trailer before release, and a new-old enemy looks like he might make an appearance: Grand Moff Tarkin, played by Peter Cushing. Although Cushing died in 1994, there are rumors that he was digitally recreated for a role in the film. We'll know for sure when Rogue One finally lands in theaters on December 16, 2016.
Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch's triptych The Garden of Earthly Delights has become one of the most indecipherable and studied paintings in history. Dating from between 1490 to 1510, scholars have tried to interpret the panels, but have largely failed to form a consensus. Studio Smack was chosen to reinterpret the painting, and did so with a stunning animation that puts a modern twist on the classic image.
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