Crab Leaves Old Shell
Watch this crab molt away its old shell and emerge fresh, shiny, and delicious.
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Penguins Chasing A Butterfly
Just a little bit of adorable for your Friday afternoon.
Twitter Break-Up
Weston Green wrote this short based on a breakup-in-progress tweeted by Kyle Ayers, and it's #awesome.
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Nike Air Max Dn8
The Nike Air Max Dn8 redefines movement with its sleek, low-profile design, powered by eight pressurized Air tubes for a responsive, lightweight feel. Featuring our Dynamic Air system, it delivers an unreal sensation with every step. Crafted with sustainability in mind, the Dn8 incorporates recycled materials from post-consumer and post-manufactured waste, reducing environmental impact without compromising performance, durability, or style. As part of our Move to Zero journey, we're committed to minimizing carbon emissions and waste, ensuring a future where innovation and sustainability go hand in hand.
Presented by Nike.
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Joyful Co Birthday Gift Box
A birthday gift that will genuinely surprise and delight, is no further than Joyful Co.'s Happy Box. Thoughtfully curated to blend indulgence with celebration, this curated gift features savory-sweet Rosemary Sea Salt Cookies, zesty Lemon Alfajors, a Festive Happy Birthday Candle, and a nourishing Birthday Cake Scented Bath Bomb for the ultimate relaxing experience. With Joyful Co., you're not just giving a gift; you're delivering a curated moment of happiness. Whether it's for your wife, girlfriend, mom, or daughter, this is the kind of gift that makes her feel special — because she deserves nothing less.
Presented by Joyful Co.
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Journey Through Middle-earth
Now you can take your own unexpected journey through Middle-earth with the latest Google Chrome Experiment.
190 MPH Rollover
During speed trials at the El Mirage dry lakes, driver Brian Gillespie loses control and rolls his Honda Insight at 190 MPH - and thanks to the safety equipment installed in the car, suffers only minor injuries.
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Virgin Red Rewards Mastercard
Fans of Virgin's various travel offerings and just globetrotters, in general, will want to look at the latest Virgin Red Rewards Mastercard† offer. For a limited time, new customers applying between now and March 31st, 2025 will earn 60,000 bonus Virgin Points when they spend $3,000 in the first 90 days of opening their account*. Those points can be used towards stays at Virgin Hotels, flights on Virgin Atlantic**, Virgin Experience Gifts, and cruises on Virgin Voyages. Cardholders also earn 3 Virgin Points for every $1 spent on purchases with Virgin Atlantic, Virgin Hotels, and Virgin Voyages, 2 Virgin Points for every $1 spent on dining, grocery stores, select streaming services, and EV charging, and 1 Virgin Point for every $1 spent on anything else where Mastercard is accepted. All these benefits and more are available for a $99 annual fee.
Presented by Virgin Red Rewards Mastercard.
Terms apply.
† The Virgin Red Rewards Mastercard is only available to applicants 18 or older who have an address in the United States. This communication is exempt from the general restriction under section 21 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA) on the communication of invitations or inducements to engage in investment activity on the grounds that it is made or directed only at persons outside the UK and within the USA.*Subject to credit approval:
• BOARDING BONUS: Offer valid from 2/17-3/31/25. Limit one offer per account holder. Eligible net
purchases (purchases minus returns and adjustments) of $3,000 or more must be made within 90
days of account opening. To receive points, your Virgin Red Rewards card must be successfully linked
to your Virgin Red account and your credit card account must be open, in good standing and not
delinquent. If earned, points will post to your Virgin Red account within 1-2 billing cycles. See Credit
Rewards Terms for details: https://apply.syf.com/cs/groups/public/documents/et_statusdoc/e074600.html.• ANNUAL FEE and NO FOREIGN TRANSACTION FEE: New Accounts as of 1/1/25: Variable Purchase
APR 20.49%, 24.49% or 28.49%. Variable Bal Trans APR 20.49%, 24.49% or 28.49% and 5% Fee ($5
min). Variable Cash APR 30.49% and 5% Fee ($10 min). Variable Penalty APR 30.49%, 34.49% or
38.49%. Min Interest Charge $2. Annual Fee $99.• PERSONAL PERKS: Additional information and restrictions are available at
https://virginredrewardscard.syf.com/benefitsdetails. See Credit
Rewards Terms for details: https://apply.syf.com/cs/groups/public/documents/et_statusdoc/e074600.html.• VIRGIN HOTELS BENEFIT: Additional information and restrictions are available at
https://virginredrewardscard.syf.com/benefitsdetails. See Credit
Rewards Terms for details: https://apply.syf.com/cs/groups/public/documents/et_statusdoc/e074600.html.Virgin Points are earned and spent via Virgin Red Limited in accordance with the Virgin Red Programme Terms and Conditions: https://www.virgin.com/virgin-red/terms-and-conditions.
**Price correct as of 1 February 2025. Example price is for a one-way Saver reward seat from London to New York in Economy Classic. Taxes, fees and carrier-imposed surcharges apply, which will vary according to choice of cabin, departure airport, destination and date(s) of travel. The price of reward seats is variable and will be displayed at the time of booking.
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Nike Invincible 3 Running Shoes
The Nike Invincible 3 delivers maximum cushioning for an ultra-comfortable ride on your everyday runs. Designed for both performance and comfort, it features a breathable Flyknit upper for durability and ventilation, while a plush foam collar enhances support around the heel and tongue. The widened and heightened ZoomX foam midsole provides a soft, responsive feel, absorbing impact and propelling you forward with each stride. Finishing it off, Nike's signature waffle outsole ensures durable traction on paved surfaces, redefining running comfort.
Presented by Nike.
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Snap-Together Synth
Korg and littleBits teamed up to create this customizable analog synth that snaps together like Legos.
Band Of Robots
Compressorhead, a band composed entirely of robots, tears it up on stage with a little help from Andy Goldberg and General Electric.
