If you ever find yourself in a hot tub with Elon Musk, don't bring up artificial intelligence or reality-is-a-simulation. Elon gives his thoughts on whether our existence is an actual reality or an advanced simulation.
In the subway. On the street corner. Playing their heart out for anyone who will (or won't) listen. Busker Gabriel Mayers performs an excellent cover of The Pixies "Where is My Mind?"
Caliber is rewriting the playbook on personal training with a science-driven coaching program designed for busy professionals who want real results without wasting time. Caliber pairs each member with an elite coach—only 1 in 100 applicants make the cut—to deliver personalized strength, cardio, and nutrition plans through its powerful app. Members see an average 20% improvement in body composition within 3 months, all for a fraction of the cost of traditional training, starting at $200/month. For September, Caliber is knocking $100 off all coaching plans, making the smartest way to get in shape even smarter.
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Nike merges two icons into one silhouette with the Air Max Waffle SP, combining the Tuned Air midsole of the Air Max Plus with the lightweight upper and rugged Waffle outsole of the original Waffle Trainer. The result is a modern hybrid built for all-day comfort with a clear line back to Nike's heritage, offering enhanced stability and a more responsive ride. It's a crossover built to handle mixed terrain with a confident stride that easily fits into your daily rotation.
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The Finals are coming which can only mean a new episode of Game of Zones. After a Purple Retirement, James Harden receives news that House Rockets has been taken down by the Warriors, while LeBron and Kyrie encounter Brick Men on the way to Golden State. Also, check out this bous scene to see Steph Curry seek some advice from the Three-eyed Jumpman.
Artists sign their artwork. Writers get their name featured prominently on the front cover of a book. So why should video games be any different? Warren Robinett designed the Atari 2600 game Adventure, which sold over 1 million copies, and also had one of the earliest easter eggs.
Last year, Rob Gronkowski and David Ortiz hit us with a coffee-flavored anthem. The duo is back and taking us to a Dunkin' Paradise with a new summer jam. The song is unfortunately catchy and will probably have you humming it while you're sipping on an iced coffee all day.
Christopher Meloni goes from NYPD to FBI to partner up with Adrian Grenier and Dave Bautista to investigate a brutal bank robbery, easily leading them to the owner Bruce Willis. Of course nothing is ever that cut and dry and a larger conspiracy shows itself. The film is slated for release July 1, 2016.
Pair Eyewear transforms everyday glasses into a statement of endless versatility. With a single base frame, you can instantly change your look using magnetic toppers that range from sleek performance styles to bold new releases like the Tortoise Collection. Each swap delivers a fresh dose of personality, adapting as easily as your day does. Available with prescription or non-prescription lenses—and now featuring elevated designs like the Metal Frame Series—Pair makes it effortless to match your eyewear to every outfit, mood, or moment. One pair, infinite possibilities.
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Built for wet commutes and winter slush, the Nike Zoom Vomero Roam updates the everyday trainer with winter weather protection. A durable upper is reinforced with rubber mudguards and a water-repellent finish keeps out the elements, while full-length Nike Air Zoom cushioning delivers all-day comfort. Designed to handle winter streets without sacrificing comfort and style, the Vomero Roam keeps you moving through whatever the season throws at you.
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It's one of the biggest conspiracies in TV and movies. One mysterious number appears in nearly every animated television episode and film — A113. From The Simpsons and Dr. Who to every Pixar film ever, A113 can be found hidden somewhere in a frame. But what does it mean? New York Magazine finds out.
When a J.J. Abrams-directed Star Wars installment is in the works, all of Hollywood shows up to audition. Or at least SNL cast members impersonating Hollywood actors. Earlier this year, they spoofed screen tests for Sofia Vergara, Emma Stone, David Beckham, and Jon Hamm. This bonus footage shows some auditions that were left out, including Jennifer Lawrence, Shia LaBeouf, and the real Matthew McConaughey.