Horse Surfing
No waves? No problem. Top skimboarder Austin Keen harnesses one horsepower and a boat to pull off some awesome lakefront stunts.
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Terminator 2 Remake
It's hard to believe that it's been 25 years since Arnold Schwarzenegger brought back the T-800 for James Cameron;s Terminator follow-up. To pay tribute to the release of the sequel, Arnie's son Joseph Baena perfectly recreated the classic "Bad to the Bone" scene from the 1991 film. Looks like titanium hyper alloy endoskeletons run in the family.
Saving Banksy
"It's not art unless you can sell it for lots of money". When a Banksy hits the streets, it garners worldwide attention. The police consider it vandalism and collectors consider it a goldmine. With interviews from noted graffiti artists Ben Eine, Risk, Revok, and Niels Mueman, this documentary follows one man's struggle to keep Banksy's art safe from destruction and the auction block.
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GroupTogether Group Gift Cards
Gift cards are easy. Making them feel personal isn't. GroupTogether bridges that gap with its AnyCard, a multi-brand digital gift that lets recipients choose exactly what they want from more than 150 retailers, from airlines to apparel. Send one or one thousand in minutes, customize it with messages, logos, and card designs, and the recipient gets a polished digital unwrapping experience that feels closer to opening a real gift than clicking a link. There are no platform fees and no minimums, just a streamlined way to deliver a thoughtful, flexible gift without the guesswork.
Presented by GroupTogether.
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E-file.com
Tax season rarely inspires enthusiasm, but E-file.com makes the process considerably less painful. The online platform replaces paper forms with guided software designed to file faster, more accurately, and at a fraction of the usual cost. It delivers robust features and access to trained tax specialists for support when it matters most. Qualified filers can even submit their federal return for free, making it a smarter, simpler way to close the books on another year.
Presented by E-file.com.
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Kanye Deconstructed
In 2002, an accident left Kanye West with a broken jaw. Two weeks later, he recorded his debut single as an artist with his jaw wired shut. Being nearly unable to use his voice reinforced Kanye's view of the human voice as the most versatile instrument, something that became the bedrock of his approach to music. Vox looks at Kanye's career, his influences, and the way he manipulates the voice as the dominate instrument in his music.
Skeletons of Staten Island
"The Forgotten Borough", New York City's Staten Island, is home to something truly forgotten — a graveyard for derelict and rotting boats. George Ivanoff captures the final resting place for vessels from the sky in this urban exploration drone footage.
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ARQ
It's a sci-fi Groundhog Day. An engineer has created a device that produces unlimited energy, promising to end conflict and bring peace to humanity. When a group of masked intruders take him and his wife hostage in their own home, he realizes that unlimited energy might not be all the ARQ is capable of.
Become a Sushi Master in Two Months
Generally, mastering the art of sushi making takes at least a ten year apprenticeship. Chef Andy Matsuda is fast-tracking students to masters with his school in Los Angeles the Sushi Chef Institute. Through his teachings, chefs learn the art of rice, rolling, and fish cutting in just two months.
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Urban Armor Gear iPad Cases
Urban Armor Gear's latest lineup of iPad cases treats Apple's tablets like the tools they actually are. Designed for the 2025 iPad Pro, iPad, and iPad Air, the Scout Plus, Plyo LT Folio, and Metropolis SE Folio each balance protection, usability, and restraint without drifting into overbuilt bulk. The Scout Plus keeps things light and rugged with TPU construction, corner impact protection, and a built-in kickstand that makes hands-free work or streaming effortless. Plyo LT Folio strips the idea down to clean lines and smart details, pairing an armor shell with a soft impact core, integrated kickstand, Apple Pencil storage, and subtle customization via interchangeable camera rings. At the top end, the Metropolis SE Folio blends business polish with military-grade drop protection, adding a multi-angle kickstand and refined color options that feel equally at home in meetings or on the move. It's a modular approach to protection that respects how iPads are actually used day to day.
Presented by Urban Armor Gear.
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Dollar Shave Club 3-in-1 Freestyle Electric Trimmer
The Signature 6 Blade Razor now adds an adjustable trimmer on the opposite end, turning it into a true 3-in-1 grooming tool. Designed to trim, shave, and shape with precision, the Freestyle Electric Trimmer/Razor features a class-leading Power Trimmer with a self-sharpening ceramic blade and an adjustable guard for dialed-in length control. Flip it over to access the Club Series 6 Blade razor for clean edging and close shaves. Rechargeable with up to 60 minutes of cordless runtime and water-resistant for wet or dry use (IPX5 rated), the Freestyle is built for flexibility—delivering a grooming routine that's efficient, controlled, and easy to maintain.
Presented by Dollar Shave Club.
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How Will You Die?
Selfie accidents, falling ice, knife-wielding hotdogs — these are just a few of the possible ways you could meet your end. While we'd all like to slip away in our sleep, the odds of that happening are extremely unlikely. AsapScience looks the most common ways humans die, and the usually long, drawn-out process of death.
Origins of the Comic Book Font
How can something written by hand be a font? Comic book lettering is immediately recognizable and consistent across a variety of comic series, artists, and even publishers. Vox looks at how comic lettering gained conventions and became a font in its own right, without ever going to the typesetter.
