By now, we all know about the Falcon 9 rocket's first landing at Cape Canaveral a year ago. Everyone was excited about the news, but none as much as SpaceX CEO Elon Musk. For the first time, we get to see just how jacked he was with National Geographic's behind-the-scenes look at the entire event.
Get the patents. Make a video. Prove the concept, then wait. The front end of Amazon that we're all familiar with — it's retail website — is just the tip of a massive internet juggernaut. Amazon also pretty much hosts the internet through its Amazon Web Services platform, also the most profitable part of the company. Now, Amazon wants you to buy your groceries at its coming chain of checkout-less locations, with the aim of getting as big a slice of a $25 trillion dollar pie as possible. And this is just the beginning.
On December 15, 2016, the sports world lost a legend. Famed NBA sideline reporter Craig Sager lost his two-and-a-half year battle with leukemia. Donning a signature flashy jacket, he sat down with CBS correspondent Jim Axelrod for what would be his last interview. Even in his final days, his outlook was just as bright as his wardrobe.
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Skechers' Aero Razor blends lightweight performance with everyday comfort in a silhouette built for stride and style. The engineered knit upper wraps the foot with breathable support while streamlined lines keep the look clean and modern, whether you're hitting pavement miles or running errands. A responsive midsole delivers springy cushioning underfoot, and the outsole's traction pattern is tuned for grip without bulk. It's a shoe that feels as ready for long walks or casual runs as it does paired with weekend staples, giving you athletic capability without overstatement.
Having Morgan Freeman as your in-home assistant, whipping you t-shirts and playing your favorite movies, sounds like a dream. We'll leave it to Mark Zuckerberg to make it a reality. The Facebook founder created his own AI to run his home through an app on his phone and computer. As well as controlling your lights, thermostat, appliances, and security, Jarvis even begins to pick up on your tastes and patterns, keeping your ears safe from unbearable music choices. Unfortunately, Zuckerberg is keeping this all to himself for the time being, but hopes to eventually make it available to the world.
A young executive is sent to a remote wellness center in the Swiss Alps to bring the company's chief executive back from his stay. He quickly learns that the miracle treatments the spa offers might not be so miraculous — and is diagnosed with the same strange aliment the other guests seem to have. Directed by Gore Verbinski and starring Dane DeHaan and Mia Goth, A Cure for Wellness hits theaters February 17, 2017.
Charles Brown's "Please Come Home For Christmas" has given the holidays a soulful touch since its 1960 release. Before her passing, Sharon Jones recorded her own version of the Christmas classic with her band for their album It's a Holiday Soul Party. The song gets a touching tribute, courtesy of this 3,200-shot claymation stop-motion. The single will be followed up by the Netflix documentary Miss Sharon Jones!, streaming January 7, 2017.
Hollywood isn't the only place in the world that makes movies. While it might be the gold standard for film, other countries have made their own interpretations of Hollywood classics. One of the most legendary — and for years, long-lost — remakes is the Turkish version of Star Wars. Film preservationist and historian Ed Glaser talks about his search for the film and restoring it to all its campy glory.
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Tax season rarely rewards procrastination, but Credit Karma's File With Ease platform makes preparation almost automatic. Built on TurboTax technology, it pre-fills eligible personal data, lets you upload and store tax documents year-round, and guides you through filing with step-by-step accuracy checks and a Max Refund Guarantee. Multifactor authentication and biometric login keep sensitive information secure, while integrated refund tracking helps you plan ahead. The result is a streamlined, low-effort system designed to replace tedious data entry with a faster, smarter path to filing.
If you were wondering why it's called the bullet ant, it's because its sting has been compared to being shot. But being the most painful insect in the insect kingdom isn't enough to stop Coote from Brave Wilderness from giving it a try. After warming up with several other extremely painful stings, Coyote bites the bullet — literally — and experiences it for himself.
Two of the most prolific filmmakers in Hollywood are brothers. Accolades, awards, critical and commercial success — Joel and Ethan Coen have covered nearly every genre in cinema and covered it well. Now, let's go bowling.