Hot Dog & The City
From Cincinnati to Honolulu, Uji Films takes you on a cross country road trip atop the quintessential summer snack.
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First-Ever Base Jump Off Mount Everest
Extreme sports crazy man Valery Rozov takes his base jumping to new heights when he sets a world record for the highest base jump, leaping 7,220 meters off the Earth's highest mountain, Mount Everest.
Missing Man Found During News Report
If something comes up missing, your local news is here to help. Just like Barbra's missing pup was found beneath the Oklahoma rubble, an elderly man suffering from dementia, who had been missing for 14 hours, was found by a news crew just as they were about to give an update on the man's disappearance. Other than an injured hand, all seemed to be well.
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Caliber Fitness Program
Getting fit requires more than just staying active or watching what you eat. Caliber uses a science-based approach that incorporates strength training, cardio, and nutrition to help you achieve your wellness goals. The program's coaches keep an eye on your progress 24/7 and check in with you throughout the week to keep you motivated and on track. That real-time visibility across workouts, nutrition, and habits helps them provide personalized, actionable guidance that helps members make progress up to 50% faster than training alone. For a limited time, all their coaching programs are $100 off for January 2025.
Presented by Caliber.
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Ritter Wools Alpaca Rittervest
The Ritterwools Alpaca RitterVest is crafted from a luxurious blend of upcycled Alpaca fleece, Merino wool, and nylon, offering cashmere-like softness with superior durability. This vest provides exceptional moisture control, breathability, and antimicrobial properties for all-day comfort while being naturally stain, water, and wrinkle-resistant. Designed for a tailored fit, it seamlessly transitions from business casual to everyday wear while featuring discreet zippered hip pockets and additional storage for essentials. With a 65% biodegradable composition and available in eight refined colors, the Ritterwools Alpaca RitterVest is a sustainable, stylish alternative to a sport coat or suit.
Presented by Ritter Wools.
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Homemade Back To The Future
Great Scott! Homemade Movies hits a full 88 miles per hour with their shot-for-shot remake of the classic Clock Tower scene from Back to the Future.
Tim Knoll Bike Tricks
BMXer Tim Knoll entertains us with some of the craziest bike tricks we've ever seen.
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Collars & Co. Bellagio Polo Collection
Collar & Co. introduces the Bellagio Merino Knit Polo Collection, redefining timeless sophistication with a contemporary edge. Made from 100% Australian merino wool, these long-sleeve polos offer lightweight warmth, a luxuriously soft texture, and a sleek, tailored fit. Designed for versatility, they effortlessly transition from casual outings to refined occasions, whether layered under a blazer or worn solo. With the perfect balance of breathability, comfort, and elevated style, the Bellagio Knit Polo is the ultimate modern essential — equally suited for the office, a night out, or courtside seating.
Presented by Collars & Co.
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Percival Impressionist Jacquard Shirt
Percival's Impressionist Jacquard Shirt is where artistry meets craftsmanship, blending a textured knit design with a rich color palette inspired by the impressionist movement. Made from 100% cotton, this short-sleeve button-down features a relaxed fit, popper fastening, and a front chest pocket, making it a versatile summer staple. A true statement piece — worn by Chris Evans — this shirt exudes effortless style and charisma while remaining laid-back yet polished. With intricate jacquard detailing and a timeless appeal, it stands out while maintaining an air of understated cool — proof that Percival continues to elevate everyday style with a touch of artistic flair.
Presented by Percival.
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Get Lucky Banjo Cover
Charles Butler picks his way through a banjo cover of Daft Punk's "Get Lucky".
A Band Called Death Trailer
Rocking out in their Detroit bedrooms, three teenage brothers in the early '70s beat out the Sex Pistols and even the Ramones as the first punk band. Fighting the Motown stereotype, a band called Death was never given a fair shot and broke up before they were ever given their big break. After three decades of hiding in a dusty attic, the band's 1974 demo tape resurfaced to a new, appreciative audience. In theaters June 28, 2013.
