Fire Flight
The fiery dance moves of the Phoenix Dance Theatre get the Phantom Flex treatment.
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Diane Young by Vampire Weekend
Vampire Weekend heat up our ear buds with the first single off their new album. Modern Vampires Of The City will be available May 7, 2013.
Social Farting
Canada's Ministry of Health makes a big stink about social smoking in this humorous new PSA.
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Apple Music: Summer 2025
Put your vinyls down and command your soundtrack with Apple Music. Discover the new releases, explore updated charts, and dive into curated playlists. This summer, we've been enjoying the Appalachian folk of Tyler Childers' Snipe Hunter, Deftones' gritty Private Music, Turnstile's high-octane Never Enough, and Tyler, the Creator's dancefloor-ready Don't Tap the Glass. The interface is built to keep you flowing across your devices, so you're always ready to listen, no matter if you're on a plane, train, or just melting into a recliner at home.
Presented by Apple Music.
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Velocity 1971 Classic Ford Bronco
Velocity's Signature 1971 Ford Bronco turns a vintage icon into a force of nature. Finished in classic Boxwood Green with polished 17" wheels and BFGoodrich all-terrains, it marries heritage style with unapologetic modern muscle, while the Walnut Classic Stitch interior, Vintage Air climate control, and premium audio create a gateway to refined adventure. And with a Gen III Coyote V8 from the modern Mustang GT under the hood, this Bronco shares performance DNA with America's most celebrated pony car. With craftsmanship in every detail, Velocity's Re-Engineered Classic Ford Bronco is a statement in style and luxury—all priced under $200,000.
Presented by Velocity.
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Flatland BMX
Red Bull adds some slow-mo awesomeness to the signature moves of BMX Flatland rider Terry Adams.
The Colony Trailer
From Aliens, to zombies, to a nuclear holocaust, the apocalypse can come in many forms. For Laurence Fishburne, it looks like it's going to be a second ice age. WIth little supplies, colonists try to survive in an icy wasteland while dodging flesh-eating savages, because It wouldn't be an apocalypse without any zombies. In theaters April 12, 2013.
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Metro By T-Mobile
Metro is rewriting the rules of wireless with its $40 Unlimited Plan—no activation fees, no ID required, and no surprises. Just $40, period, locks you into unlimited 5G data, talk, and text, plus a FREE 5G phone like the Samsung A16 or Moto G Power, backed by a 5-year price guarantee. Prefer to keep your device? The $25 BYOD Plan gives new customers unlimited 5G for just $25/month with AutoPay — no contracts, credit checks, or fine print. Both plans run on the T-Mobile network, now the best in the U.S. with perks like Scam Shield and T-Mobile Tuesdays baked in. Fewer fees, better tech, and pricing that stays put for half a decade—this is the smart money move in mobile.
Presented by Metro by T-Mobile.
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Nuun Sport Tablets
For athletes who know hydration is performance fuel, Nuun Sport delivers clean electrolytes without the sugar. Born from the idea of separating electrolytes from excess sugar, Nuun turned hydration into something smarter—and lighter—over a decade ago. Each fizzy tablet packs five essential electrolytes to replace what you lose in sweat, plus a 40mg caffeine kick from green tea for a boost of energy when the miles stack up. Non-GMO, vegan, and gluten-free, Nuun keeps its formula as clean as your training. Available in flavors like Kona Cola, Lemon Lime, and Tri-Berry, Nuun engineers hydration for athletes that demand more from water.
Presented by Nuun.
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Tina Fey Revives Her Sarah Palin Impersonation
You can take the girl out of SNL, but you can't take the SNL out of the girl. While appearing on Inside The Actors Studio, the audience got quite a treat when Tina Fey transformed into the Alaskan, uh, whatever she is now to share her views on gun control, marriage equality, and the Bump It.
A Year Through My Window
When the view from your window is as awesome as this, it would be a crime not to share. Photographer-filmmaker Boilerhum takes us through a tilt-shifted, time-lapsed year around the Australian coastline.
