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Jumanji: The Next Level
Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan return to Jumanji but things aren't exactly how they left it. The avatars are inhabited by new players and the in-game world is even more insane than the original. Also starring Danny DeVito and Danny Glover, the film is slated for release December 13, 2019.
Porsche Taycan Turbo S vs Tesla Model S
It's the matchup we've all wanted since Porsche announced the all-electric Taycan — a proper drag race between the Taycan and the Tesla Model S on an airport runway. The two EV heavyweights battled it out, and Porsche proved that they've done their homework. The only downside is that despite all the speed, there's very little noise.
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Danner Trail 2650
Inspired by the Pacific Crest Trail, designed for daily adventure. Named for the 2650 miles the trail measures, Danner's new, lightweight hiker combines innovative comfort with maximum stability. The EXO heel system provides a secure fit and increased comfort, while a waterproof, breathable GORE-TEX mesh liner keeps air moving, no matter how many miles you cover. Self-adapting lugs and Vibram's legendary Megagrip compound complete the shoe for enhanced traction on both wet and dry surfaces. Athletic performance meets more than 80 years of Danner toughness.
Presented by Danner.
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Death Stranding
After two years of some of the most surreal, unsettling video game trailers ever, Hideo Kojima's Death Stranding has gotten its most complete trailer and a release date. On November 8, 2019, Playstation 4 owners will be able to dive into a world that seems to fuse the quasi-supernatural and military elements of Kojima's Metal Gear series into a post-apocalyptic future where the dead are stranded in the world of the living. Norman Reedus and Mads Mikkelson take starring roles in the game, further blurring the lines between cinema and gaming — a trend Kojima himself started.
Born to Dare
Driven, determined, and daring can all be used to describe both Lady Gaga and David Beckham. Those same characteristics that catapulted the two superstars to fame are also the foundation for the success of Tudor. Somewhere in Los Angeles, the pair meet for the first time and bond over their daring attitudes while sporting pieces from the Swiss watchmaker's Black Bay collection.
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Stanley Classic Flask
Timeless and utilitarian, the Stanley Classic Flask is a rugged upgrade on the traditional pocket flask. Built from 18/8 stainless steel, it's naturally BPA-free, with a wide mouth that makes filling and sipping easier. The leak-proof cap is held by an integrated lanyard so you don't misplace it, and the 8 oz. capacity is perfect for sharing.
Height: 7.5" / Width: 3" / Depth: 1.5" / Weight: 6.4 oz.
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MWC GG-W-113 Military Watch
In the 1960's, the U.S. government created military specifications for what would become some of the most iconic timepieces ever. MWC spent countless hours studying some of these legendary watches, and built the GG-W-113, named after the government designation for the watch spec issued to military pilots during the Vietnam war. The best recreation of a classic Vietnam-era timepiece you'll find, the watch features a classic black dial with an inner ring to mark 24-hour time and 60-second increments, and a matte stainless steel case that's slightly larger than the originals (39.9mm compared to 36mm on the originals). Now also available is a limited edition black PVD stainless case, for those looking for a more covert and clandestine look. The watch is built around an automatic movement (unlike the manually-wound military versions) with hacking function — a process where the movement stops when the crown is pulled, a feature that was needed to synchronize soldier's watches during critical missions. Each arrives on a black NATO strap.
24 Jewel Mechanical Automatic Movement / 40mm Case / 18mm Lug-to-lug / 99ft. Water Resistance /
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Honest Trailers: The Shining
It's the best book-to-film adaptation that pretty much threw out everything in the book — Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. The psychological horror masterpiece famously took Stephen King's best-selling novel and barely used anything other than the characters and setting while creating some of the most iconic scenes in film history — along with forever linking Kubrick to moon landing conspiracies. Screen Junkies take a shot at the film with a slightly-more-honest trailer.
Friday the 13th's Real-Life Jason
Jason is one of the most gruesome horror villains of all time but the man behind the hockey mask is just a big teddy bear. Meet Kane Hodder. The stuntman portrayed Friday the 13th's machete-wielding bad guy in five films, and while he showed his victims no mercy, Hodder enjoys showing his fans some love.
