Jordan Peele is taking on the horror genre with his new film Get Out. The comedian wrote and directed his version of Meet the Parents and his is a bit more sinister. The plot follows Daniel Kaluuya as Allison Williams as they go to upstate to visit her family where his anxiety about them accepting their interracial relationship fades when he realizes he has a bigger problem on his hand. The film is slated for release February 24, 2017.
Would the real wasabi please stand up? Chances are, what you've always know as wasabi is actually a lie. Because of its difficult nature, most restaurants are really just serving a green-colored horseradish. In this mini-doc, you'll get to know the real wasabi and the great lengths farmers go to successfully grow the temperamental plant.
In 2011, Nike produced a limited number of the infamous Mag to raise money for the Michael J. Fox Foundation. Now Nike CEO Mark Parker is releasing a imited-edition Nike Mag with the coveted responsive power laces seen in Back to the Future 30 year ago. A draw for the opportunity to buy these dream sneakers is going on now, with all of the proceeds one again aiding in the search for a cure for Parkinson's disease.
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Darth Vader is arguably the most iconic character in cinema history, and his Samurai-inspired helmet is a big reason why. This 834-piece LEGO building set lets you recreate his headgear for display. While building, interior details recreate his life-support system, and when finished, the model measures over 8" tall, 5.5" wide, and 5.5" deep. Recommended for ages 18 and up, it includes a display stand with nameplate and is a perfect shelf mate for Boba Fett.
If you've seen more than one Quentin Tarantino film, you know that severed body parts and pools of florescent blood are standard practice. His portrayal of extreme violence ranges anywhere from kinetic release to a comedic punchline. In this video essay, The Discarded Image examines Tarantino's films to explore his signature use of blood, battery, and brutality.
It's hard to imagine Tim Burton's black comedy classic Beetlejuice without Michael Keaton — or as an actual horror film. Beetlejuice in Hawaii, Beetlejuice the homicidal winged demon, Sammy Davis Jr. as Beetlejuice — these are just a few of the close calls Beetlejuice had on the way to the screen. CineFix has the details on what Beetlejuice almost was, and thankfully wasn't.
Milian-based Industrial designer Valerio Sommella applies organic design principles to household utensils for the Alessi Bulla Bottle Opener. Inspired by the mollusks of the same name, the kitchen tool is made from stainless steel and features a sleek, fluid form that easily pops open glass bottles. Its sculpted body can double as a pendant to ensure the opener is always on hand.
Built to withstand whatever nature throws its way, Duer's Live Free Adventure pant is made for the outdoors and looks natural in this Loden Green colorway. Crafted from a hybrid twill fabric, they're stretchy, antibacterial, moisture-wicking, and given a DWR treatment for water-repellency. The jogger-like fit is relaxed through the thigh but tapered from the knee down, with gusseted upper inner thighs, triple-stitched seams, and a reinforced seat. The hems are adjustable for versatility and have both a key ring and zippered cargo pockets for safe storage of essentials. Enjoy 50% starting November 22nd.
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Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May are coming back to the auto world with their Amazon series The Grand Tour. Since they don't really qualify for Carpool Karaoke, James Corden put the guys up against each other for a timed test lap around the Willow Springs Race Course. Not only do the hosts need to make the best time, they also have to correctly answer a series of ridiculous trivia questions.
NPR's Tiny Desk was taken over by three humanoid aliens — or robots, or maybe even real men in heavy blue makeup — as the Blue Man Group brought their eclectic ambient sounds to the office. The Rube Goldberg of musical acts brought their own Rube Goldberg instruments for 13 of the most unique minutes in the history of the Tiny Desk series.
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