Breaking Abbey
Mo money, mo quandaries. The Colbert Report gives the commoners what they want, a mashup of Downton Abbey and Breaking Bad.
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The Doughnut Vault
The Doughnut Vault is serving up piping-hot doughnuts to the Chicago area from the time they open their doors, until the last golden ring of deliciousness is gone. Sounds like our kind of place.
Zipline Catapult
Summer never seems to end for filmmaker Devin Graham and his crew.
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Parachute Down Alternative Duvet
Finding a Duvet that is both comfortable and warm enough year round combined with something that doesn't feel like it weighs a ton is a difficult proposition. That's why this light and lofty Duvet from Parachute is so appealing. Constructed using 100% hypoallergenic microfiber fill and a 100% cotton shell, the Alternative Duvet is made in the USA in Cincinnati, Ohio, and reinforced with a double stitched piping seam. The microfiber mimics the feel of natural down while remaining environmentally sustainable and is an ideal weight for warm sleepers. Parachute will even let you try it for 60 nights and return it for a full refund if you aren't fully satisfied.
Presented by Parachute.
Mott & Bow 4-Way Stretch Jeans
Not everyone wants to break in their jeans. And for a shortcut to comfort, the 4-way stretch jeans from Mott & Bow are an excellent choice. While most pairs of jeans stretch horizontally over time, Broome jeans from Mott & Bow stretch both horizontally and vertically. These jeans were introduced more than a year ago and sold out on two separate occasions. Now, after a year-long wait, they are finally back and available in Dark Blue or Medium Blue. As always Mott & Bow will ship two waist sizes at no extra charge to make sure you get the right fit -- just send back the pair that doesn't fit at no additional cost.
Presented by Mott & Bow.
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Forever Alone Meets Michelle Jenneke
Aussie internet sensation Michelle Jenneke bounces back onto our screens and into our hearts with her illness-curing, relationship-mending moves.
One-Handed High School Basketball Player
As if shooting 60% from the three point line and averaging 12 points per game isn't impressive enough for a high schooler, Zach Hodskins does it all with one hand. The junior guard has been without his left hand since birth, but that hasn't stopped him from succeeding on the court and nabbing some recruits from Division I schools.
