Disney's Star Wars
For their new Star Wars films, let's hope Disney goes more along the lines of The Avengers and Tron: Legacy rather than Aladdin and The Lion King.
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Volkswagen Toss
And when your dad doesn't own a Passat? Well, you're just screwed.
Melting Bunnies
Dutch artists Lernert & Sander haunt our chocolate-covered dreams with their beautifully morbid candy bunny destruction.
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Fold Bitcoin Cashback Card
Fold transforms personal finance by combining traditional banking with Bitcoin savings on one platform. With the Fold Card, users earn free Bitcoin on everyday purchases including bills, shopping, and transactions wherever Visa is accepted. Fold+ members also enjoy enhanced Bitcoin cashback on daily and recurring expenses, like mortgages and credit card payments. Link your card to the app and make managing cash and cryptocurrency seamless, with features like 'push to card' for effortless transfers between accounts. Fold empowers users to replace legacy accounts and fully embrace the Bitcoin economy with ease and confidence. Available on iOS and Android, for users in the United States.
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Raised by Society Tech Cap
From morning hikes to coffee runs, the Raised by Society Tech Cap protects you from the elements. It's made from a quick-drying, water-repellant material that wicks away rain and sweat. The lightweight and breathable fabric is antibacterial to ensure it stays fresh while keeping you cool and comfortable during your daily activities. Finished with tonal branding on the back, the minimalist hat comes in four colors that can easily transition from sweats to suits.
Presented by Raised by Society.
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Moonwalk
Dean Potter tries to one-up the King of Pop with his highwire moonwalk across Cathedral Peak.
Celebrities Read Even More Tweets About Themselves
Some get sad, some try to laugh it off, and others poison you with the berries from a Lily of the Valley and dissolve your body in a barrel of acid. Jimmy Kimmel presents the third installment of Celebrities Read Mean Tweets.
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Robinhood Gold Card
Plenty of credit cards offer reward programs, but navigating their myriad rules can be more trouble than it's worth. The Robinhood Gold Card offers 3% cash back across the board, with 5% cash back when you book travel through the Robinhood Travel portal, providing simple-to-understand rewards on your spending. Exclusively for Robinhood Gold members, it also offers a host of added benefits, like trip protection, travel and emergency assistance, and a VISA Signature concierge. In addition, it's easy to create virtual cards for more secure online spending and add members of any age to help build credit, with built-in tools for tracking family spending, setting spending limits, and locking lost cards. To ensure it looks as good as it works, the card itself is hefty stainless steel with a fitting golden finish.
Presented by Robinhood.
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Ever Vessel Super Maxi Sport Bottle
Stay hydrated in style with Ever Vessel's award-winning Super Maxi bottle. Crafted from durable, food-grade stainless steel, this 36oz bottle combines function with convenience, keeping beverages icy cold for up to 24 hours. Featuring double-wall vacuum insulation, an integrated carry handle, and a leak-proof flip-top lid, the Super Maxi is perfect for on-the-go hydration, whether at the gym or during daily adventures. It fits most cup holders and features a wide-mouth and crevice-free design that's easy to clean and dishwasher-safe. Available in 11 colors with optional customization, the Ever Vessel Super Maxi guarantees to quench your thirst in style.
Presented by Ever Vessel.
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Dolphin Stampede
During a whale-watching tour off the coast of California, a pod of dolphins stole the show as nearly 1,000 of them stampeded toward a boat full of excited onlookers.
First Video Footage of Giant Squid
After around 100 missions and 400 hours, The Discovery Channel and Japanese TV channel NHK have captured the very first footage of the giant squid in its natural habitat. The three-man crew found the Architeuthis just east of Chichi Island in the north Pacific Ocean about 2,066 feet underwater. The Discovery Channel will feature the footage in the final episode of Curiosity.
