Exploding Giant Water Balloon in Slow Motion
It's summertime, and summertime means water. And balloons. The Slow Mo Guys ring in the warm weather in the best way possible — with a massive six-foot water balloon.
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Gorillaz / Sleeping Powder
This is your brain — on Gorillaz. Breaking out of two dimensions, the band's video for "Sleeping Powder" is the first new track since the release of Humanz. With a rumored 40-45 new tracks that didn't make the album cut, expect to see a lot more new music from Gorillaz.
Why Binge Watching Can Be Bad
Laying in bed and watching a marathon session of the latest Netflix show is a great time — but not so great for your body. AsapScience looks at the ways one of our more recent pastimes can be bad for our health.
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London Sock Co. Simply Trainer Socks
London Sock Company's Classic Trainer socks are lightweight, breathable Scottish Lisle cotton essentials built for comfort and style. This 12-pair set offers versatile colors with subtle ribbing and logo detail, perfect for slipping into trainers while keeping a polished, understated look.
Presented by London Sock Co.
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Nike LD-1000
Born in 1977 during Nike's formative years, the LD-1000 was pioneered with long-distance runners in mind—offering stability through every stride with its unique flared heel . As one of Nike's earliest forays into performance footwear, it helped cement the brand's innovative spirit at a time when its catalog was still lean and its reputation just taking form. Today, the LD-1000 returns with its original DNA intact, combining leather and textile uppers with a durable waffle outsole, bringing retro running heritage into a street-ready revival that honors the past while stepping into the present.
Presented by Nike.
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World's First Milk Sommelier
While he's not technically the world's first milk sommelier — that award goes to Napoleon Dynamite — Bas de Groot does savor the complexities of cow's milk much in the way of fine wine. Great Big Story talked with de Groot in California's Sonoma Valley wine country as he sampled the milk at Clover Sonoma's Bucher Farms.
Tour de Pharmacy
Next up in his line of HBO mockumentaries, Andy Samberg is taking on the medium stakes game of cycling. As the title implies, the 7 Days In Hell follow-up will poke fun at doping in professional cycling through a fake 1982 documentary — grainy VHS quality included. The cast boasts some pretty impressive names including John Cena, Daveed Diggs, Orlando Bloom, Will Forte, Kevin Bacon, Mike Tyson, J. J. Abrams, and even Lance Armstrong. The film is set to premiere July 8, 2017 on HBO.
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Hotel Collection Travel Bundle
Upgrade your travel with a luxe four-piece travel set built for style and endurance. This bundle includes a carry-on, check-in suitcase, duffle, and backpack — each crafted from durable polycarbonate, rolling on 360° spinners, and outfitted with smart extras like a portable USB charger, built-in digital scale, and GPS tracker. Enjoy 50% off the bundle now.
Presented by Hotel Collection.
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Ninja Professional Plus Blender DUO with Auto-IQ
Unleash pro-tier blending at home with the Ninja Professional Plus Blender DUO with Auto-IQ — a 72-oz total-crushing pitcher and twin 24-oz to-go cups powered by a 1,400-peak-watt motor and smart one-touch presets. It pulverizes ice, powers through frozen fruit, and extracts nutrients with pro-grade blades, all while staying relatively quiet. With near-perfect ratings and intuitive features, it's the effortless all-in-one solution for smoothies, shakes, and batch-crafted drinks. Pick it up at Best Buy and save $30 during their Labor Day sale.
Presented by Best Buy.
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First Kill
Wall Street broker Will and his wife and son take a family rebuilding trip to a cabin in his hometown — only to witness the murder of a corrupt cop after a botched bank robbery. When his son is taken hostage, Will is forced to evade the police and recover the stolen cash to get back his son. Starring Bruce Willis, Hayden Christensen, and Gethin Anthony, First Kill arrives in theaters July 21, 2017.
The Machines Are Coming
Automation used to mean dumb robots performing narrowly defined work. Now machines can learn, and the massive pools of data generated by everything humans do teaching them how to it better than we ever could. Kurzgesagt looks at what the future of work might be, and how humans fit into the coming brave new world.
