Go Beyond The Cover
Dermablend brought Zombie Boy Rick Genest back from the land of the dead with four tubes of their leg and body gunk for their "Go Beyond the Cover" campaign.
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Italo Romano
Incredible, unbelievable, and inspirational is just a few words we could use to describe Italo Romano. After losing his legs in a train accident, this 23-year-old Brazilian skateboarding genius is proving that nothing is impossible.
100-Year-Old Marathon Runner
Fauja Singh showed everyone up at the Toronto Waterfront Marathon, not for finishing first, but for finishing at all. The 100-year-old finished the 42km race in 8 hours and 25 minutes, making him the oldest person to complete a full marathon.
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Machine Era Titanium Wallet
After years of fine-tuning their original, Machine Era has perfected their wallet with an even slimmer, lighter model. Made from aerospace grade titanium that's been coated with a black DLC PVD coating, your cards and cash are held in place with an elastic band, and its slim, ultralight profile is ideal for front pocket carry. The wallet, which holds up to seven credit cards, is also RFID-blocking, keeping the card chips secure from hackers. A small opening in the back allows you to quickly access items with the swipe of a thumb or open bottles with the flip of a wrist.
Length: 3.4" / Width: 2.25" / Thickness: 0.28" / Weight: 0.6 oz
Keeps Hair Loss Products
We don't like to talk about it, but 2 out of 3 guys start losing their hair by age 35. Keeps know that the sooner you take action, the better, and gives you access to the only two FDA approved hair loss products for about $1 a day. To get started, go to their website, answer a few questions, and a doctor will send the right hair loss medications for you. The first month is free, and there's no easier way to keep the hair you still have.
Presented by Keeps.
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Steve Jobs Post-It Note Tribute
An innovative way to honor one of America's greatest innovators with a 4,001 post-it note salute outside of the Apple Store in Munich, Germany.
Joey Quits
Our new hero Joey quits his dead-end job, not with a two-weeks notice, but with a ten-piece band.
