Don't Touch the Gympie-Gympie Plant
It might look completely harmless, but one tiny touch of the Gympie-Gympie will leave you in considerable pain, and might even lead to... well, just watch.
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Undercover Schwarzenegger
In support of After-School All-Stars — and no doubt because it looks like fun — Arnold Schwarzenegger recently headed to a Venice, CA Gold's Gym disguised as Howard, a regional manager.
Nunchaku Ping-Pong
The legendary Bruce Lee showcases his incredible speed and accuracy by defeating one, then two, opponents at ping-pong using the nunchaku.
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Simple Weight Loss Coaching
Watch any live television, and you'll probably see a commercial promoting the new wave of GLP-1 weight loss injections. Simple takes a different, medication-free approach built by a team of medical experts to build an approach that helps users form healthy habits that drive real results. After filling out a detailed survey, users can unlock their personalized weight loss plan including nutritional analysis features, easy food logging and daily workout plans with everything from strength training to yoga. So far, they have helped over 13 million users lose millions of pounds. With Simple, you can lose weight without spending every day in the gym, and right now, you can save 50% when you sign up through the link below.
Presented by Simple App.
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Vita Coco
Crack open summer with a twist of the tropics — Vita Coco isn't just coconut water, it's peak hydration. Whether you're reaching for the Original, spiking your senses with Pineapple, or riding the duo wave of Peach & Mango, each sip hits like a hammock in motion. Packed with electrolytes, nutrients, and just enough island attitude to revive you from boardroom burnout or beach-day bliss, Vita Coco is the closest thing to a vacation in a carton. No passport needed — just thirst.
Presented by Vita Coco.
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Richard Sherman: Student of the Game
Long before his post NFC Championship Game rant, Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman was highlighted for something else: his studious approach to the game.
British NFL Commentary
If the NFL ever catches on across the Atlantic, let's hope the commentators get in a little more practice than this. A hilarious what-if by TheExplodingHeads.
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Patricks AL1 Anti Lag Capsules
Jet lag doesn't care how you fly — first, business, or grinding economy. PATRICKS AL1 Anti-Lag Capsules were designed for those who cross time zones like intersections, balancing boardrooms in Tokyo with sunsets in Tulum. The dual-capsule system is simple: AM sharpens focus with nootropics like Bacopa and L-Theanine, while PM calms the system with Ashwagandha, Passionflower, and anti-inflammatories like Turmeric. No stimulants. No crash. Just calibrated recovery tested at 38,000 feet and built to stash in your dopp kit or glovebox. Whether you're landing for meetings or mojitos, AL1 helps you arrive as the best version of yourself.
Presented by PATRICKS.
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Roderer Harry Aviator Sunglasses
The Roderer Harry Aviator Polarized Sunglasses are more than just eyewear — they're a signal. Handcrafted from stainless steel and finished in Gunmetal Black, they sharpen the timeless aviator silhouette into something bolder, more precise. Polarized lenses cut glare with surgical clarity, while innovative spring hinges and a flawless fit keep pace with high-speed itineraries and jet-set agendas. Subtle branding, a travel-ready case, and five global finishes round out the details. Whether you're stepping off a G650 or onto the flightline, takeoff towards the future.
Presented by Roderer.
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The Sound of The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
Sound - the fourth dimension of film - can give characters as much of their physical dimension and personality as the image on the screen. SoundWorks goes to Park Road Post Studios in Wellington, New Zealand to interview the sound team behind The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.
The Machine to Be Another
Using a pair of Oculus Rifts, first person cameras, and some adventurous subjects, the BeAnotherLab is probing the boundaries of gender identity, intimacy, and self.
