Dumb Ways to Die
Who knew accidental deaths could be so darn adorable? Metro Trains Melbourne try to keep you alive with this violently sweet safety anthem from Tangerine Kitty.
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No. 2 Pencil
From the Competitive Enterprise Institute, I, Pencil: The Movie is an animated adaptation of the 1958 essay by Leonard E. Read that will give you a new appreciation for the seemingly simple No. 2 pencil.
Space Dive Documentary
In case you'd forgotten, Felix Baumgartner jumped 24 miles from the edge of space a little over a month ago. Just how insane the whole process was, BBC caught the entire monumental event on film in this hour and a half long documentary.
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Jack Archer Jetsetter Shorts
For the man whose passport sees more stamps than dust, the Jack Archer Jetsetter Shorts are the essential uniform of elevated travel. Crafted with the discerning frequent flyer in mind, these shorts blend tailored aesthetics with ultimate performance. The sculpted waistband lifts with intention and ensures first-class comfort without compromise. Wrinkle-free, odor-resistant, and stain-repellent, they demand nothing and deliver everything. With fabric that adapts to motion and maintains its shape across time zones, the Jetsetter is proof that luxury doesn't pause for laundry. From Santorini to São Paulo, this is how you stay sharp without trying.
Presented by Jack Archer.
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Luca Faloni Summer Collection
Luca Faloni's Summer 2025 collection redefines effortless elegance, channeling Italian craftsmanship into warm-weather essentials that move seamlessly from sunlit terraces to rooftop cocktails. Think Portofino shirts and tailored trousers that strike a balance between relaxed and refined, pairing breathable feel with silhouettes sharpened by subtle design. Each piece, meticulously woven in Northern Italy, projects quiet confidence: versatile enough for a coastal stroll yet polished for the urban playbook. Take full advantage of summer's rhythm and indulge in Luca Faloni's latest collection of refined essentials.
Presented by Luca Faloni.
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House of Cards Trailer
Welcome to Washington. Kevin Spacey is everything we'd expect from an evil politician and more in the new 13-episode original series from Netfilx. Premieres February 1, 2013.
Tilt-Shift Sydney
Toy boats tug through Sydney Harbour in this tilt-shift time-lapse from Down Under.
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HP Printer 6001
The HP Smart Tank 6001 is the ultimate all-in-one printer, delivering high-volume, cost-efficient, and high-quality printing for any need. With up to two years of ink included, users can print up to 8,000 color pages or 6,000 black pages before needing a refill, reducing both costs and waste. Featuring automatic two-sided printing, borderless color prints, and seamless mobile printing via the HP Smart App, the Smart Tank 6001 is effortless to use. From crisp text documents to frame-worthy photos, the Smart Tank 6001 ensures premium-quality prints while making printing convenient and worry-free. Enjoy $110 off now through 7/5.
Presented by HP.
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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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Zlatan Ibrahimovic's Amazing Bicycle Goal
During a match against England, Swedish soccer star Zlatan Ibrahimovic may have scored the most insane goal in soccer history with this bicycle kick from 30 yards out.
Nintendo Is Ruining America's Youth
In 1991, Nintendo took things a bit too far with their hot new toy the Super Nintendo. The Japanese electronics company left parents feeling pressured and exploited with their $200 price tag, driving familles to seek therapy for their Nintenpendent children.
