F1 Pit Stop Comparison
Like all things, Formula 1 has evolved over time. Not just their cars or technology, but also their pit crews. In this side-by-side comparison, you'll see just how much pit stops have advanced over the last 40 years.
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McHive
The world's smallest McDonald's just opened — but isn't for humans. Officially dubbed McHive, it's actually for bees. The project started in Sweden when the fast-food chain started putting beehives on their roofs to help support dwindling colonies. Now, the trend is starting to spread, with some restaurants even adding bee-friendly plants to their grass areas. Creative agency NORD DDB gets in on the action by building this miniature McDonald's replica, complete with a bee-sized fly-thru and teeny tiny arches.
Denzel Curry / Speedboat
Less than a year after the release of Ta13oo, Denzel Curry is dropping new music. The South Florida rapper has just announced he'll be releasing a new project next week. To coincide with the album announcement, he shared the visuals for the single "Speedboat." The action-heavy video brings Miami vice vibes with vintage-style footage full of explosions, helicopter chases, and of course, speedboats. ZUU will be released May 31, 2019.
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Hims GLP1
Unlike traditional weight loss treatments, Hims takes a clinical approach that addresses the underlying factors affecting your weight. Based on your unique needs, personalized plans and prescription options are available to align with your weight loss goals, including oral medications and GLP-1 injections. This approach combines medication with ongoing access to medical providers, meal plans, recipes, exercise guides, and sleep support. Now available 100% online or in the app, expert treatment starts at $69/month, with GLP-1 plans starting at $199/month. Streamline your program and prioritize life.
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Nike Alphafly 3 Shoe
The fastest marathon shoe Nike has ever made just got a colorway to match. The Alphafly 3 arrives in Platinum Tint, Grey Fog, Iron Grey, and Metallic Silver, a clean, understated palette that lets the performance do the talking. The tech underneath hasn't changed: dual Air Zoom units and a carbon fiber Flyplate store and return energy with each step, while a fully connected ZoomX foam midsole delivers cushioning and responsiveness across all 26.2 miles. The lightest Alphafly ever, with a wider plate for increased stability, notched laces, and an integrated knit tongue that keeps things comfortable no matter the pace.
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2024: Back To The Moon
50 years after the first manned mission to the moon, NASA is announcing its plan to go back — and this time for good. In partnership with several private firms, NASA details how it will send a new generation of astronauts to the moon and the new technologies that make it possible.
Venice in Oil
Banksy may have not been invited to the Venice Biennale art exhibit but the street artist has become the star of the show. A week after an unverified, Banksy-like mural of a migrant waving a rescue torch appeared on a canal wall, he set up a similar refugee-themed painting amongst the local street vendors. Titled "Venice in Oil," the multi-frame piece depicts a massive cruise ship sailing past the city as gondola boats float by. Banksy released this video to claim the artwork along with the message "Despite being the largest and most prestigious art event in the world, for some reason, I've never been invited."
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The Nightingale
Jennifer Kent's period piece strays from the horrors of her 2014 film The Babadook for a story of pure violence. Set in Tasmania in 1825, the film follows a woman seeking revenge after the murder of her husband and baby. Along the way, she enlists the help of an Aboriginal tracker to navigate her through the dense forest. Starring Aisling Franciosi and Baykali Ganambarr, The Nightingale will go to theaters August 2, 2019.
The Art of Self-Defense
Jesse Eisenberg looks for comfort at a local dojo in Riley Stearns' upcoming dark comedy. After a brutal attack leaves him scarred and afraid, the new student enlists in karate lessons to defend help himself. Also starring Alessandro Nivola and Imogen Poots, the film is slated for release June 21, 2019.
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BODi Fitness Programs
Ranked the best fitness app for 2026 by CNN Underscored, BODi is a comprehensive training platform built around consistency and scale. The program delivers professional workout plans accessible online and through the app, structured to support regular training at home or on the move. A digital membership offers access to more than 140 trainers and a selection of efficient 10-minute workouts designed for busy schedules. For a deeper commitment, members can tap into BODi's full library of over 8,000 workouts spanning beginner to advanced levels. For a limited time, subscriptions start at $99 for the first /year or grab , with a 10-minute workout plan available for $10/month.
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Nike Waffle Racer
Nike blends vintage running heritage with modern performance in a silhouette that pairs a moccasin-inspired suede upper with the brand's iconic Waffle outsole. The soft suede upper nods to classic runners, while a foam midsole adds lightweight cushioning suited for mixed terrain. Underfoot, the rubber Waffle tread delivers the grip and durability that made the original design famous. The result is a versatile trainer that moves easily between road, trail, and everyday wear.
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Ice On Fire
With climate change becoming a global rallying cry, much of the focus has been on the deleterious effects and not potential solutions. Instead of doom and gloom, Ice on Fire looks at technologies and systems that can have an immediate impact to save the place we call home. Produced by Leonardo DiCaprio, Ice on Fire premieres June 11, 2019 on HBO.
49 Mile Scenic Drive
Road signs are designed to serve one purpose — convey information about traffic laws and the destinations around you. But in 1954, artist Rex May created a road sign for the city of San Francisco that became an icon. Now the signs are disappearing, and filmmaker Bradley Smith wanted to find out why.
