The Race to Alaska is one of sailing's most brutal races. The route is 750 miles from northern Washington to the southern tip of Alaska, with no motors and no support. Frigid temperatures, open sea, and treacherous channels all conspire to push the most prepared participants to the limit. But one group is taking the challenge to another level — by becoming the first team of paralyzed sailors to complete the race.
DC meets Star Wars thanks to Zack Snyder himself. After a series of exchanges with The Force Awakens director J.J. Abrams, the Justice League director puts the nail in the coffin with this mashup. The video shows the Dark Knight going to the Dark Side, while Superman joins the Jedis. Unfortunately, it all end before any real lightsaber action gets going, but we'll be anxiously awaiting Abrams' response.
Someone finally had the idea to make Star Wars speeder bikes out of the Jetovator. The Supertramp crew recreated the classic Endor speeder bike chase using the water jet-powered vehicles, a little CGI, and some little Ewoks. Check out how the video was made here.
In a stroke of evolutionary brilliance, dogs have made themselves indispensable to humans as workers and companions. That kind of sticktoitiveness — and those adorable faces — deserve the best when it comes to chow time. Nom Nom's line of freshly-made dog food gives your four-legged family member a balanced, nutrient-dense meal. The high-quality, protein-packed recipes are so good they can double as treats or meal toppers for a fully satisfied pup. Enjoy 50% off your first box and free shipping.
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Sneakers don't have to be unsophisticated. Collars & Co.'s CEO Sneaker brings a look fit for the boardroom in a low-top cut and comfortable fit. A premium suede upper is paired with a padded dual-density outsole that can be worn all day with an understated modern style.
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The Queen of Pop makes her way into James Corden's passenger seat and it's everything you'd expect. Madonna twerks and breaks several car safety laws, while the pair belt out her classics. They get started with "Vogue" and then run through her greatest hits with "Papa Don't Preach" and "Express Yourself", as well as giving James the scoop on her relationship with Michael Jackson.
The checked bag fee is a relatively new phenomenon in air travel. Conceived to offset the massive increase in fuel costs in 2008, fuel has since dropped, but the baggage fees haven't. Vox looks at why most airlines are still charging for checked bags, and that hurts — and even helps — the consumer.
Some styling creams need heat to set. Others leave hair vulnerable to frizz and can leave hair greasy, or even damaged. OXFORDhill's Air Dry Styling Cream is formulated with 16 powerful plant-based ingredients that deliver the perfect amount of hold while actively improving hair health over time. The cream works with all hair types and textures and is silicone-free, vegan, and crafted without animal by-products or testing. Just scrunch it into wet, style, and go; when you run out, the aluminum tube is infinitely recyclable.
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As the weather warms up, a linen suit is a wardrobe must. Luca Faloni reimagines the classic silhouette to give the casual set a tailored look. Crafted in Northern Italy from pure linen, the Luca Faloni Linen Suit is treated with a Relax Formula, giving the piece natural stretch and enhanced breathability. The single-breasted blazer features a slim fit and is half-lined to keep the piece light, while the trousers come with pleats and a fitted profile. They're both finished with sartorial details to further elevate the overall look.
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2016 has been the year that nearly all the music died. But for all we've lost, it's important to remember that there's still a lot here — and still as vital as ever. Gimme Danger is the story of one of music's most influential acts. Iggy Pop and the Stooges are nearing fifty years of raucous and defining music, with no slowing down in sight.
The way our calendar influences our thinking about the history of humanity needs to change. The Gregorian calendar is a Western-focused way of marking human history, which excludes many of the important events that marked the progress of civilization outside of Europe. A new proposal suggests adding 10,000 years to our current calendar, making year zero the accepted date of an important shift in the way humans began to organize themselves and their societies.
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