Jeff Bridges / The Man in Me
Dude. This song really ties the room together. Jeff Bridges tangentially revisits The Dude, performing Bob Dylan's "The Man in Me" with Coco's band.
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Hell's Club: Bathroom Secrets
When Jack Torrance, Mr. Bean, and The Dude all show up at the same place, you know it's just another night at Hell's Club. AMDS Films splices together more scenes from great films to revisit their exclusive Hollywood hotspot "where all fictional characters meet outside of time and outside of all logic". This spin-off takes a bathroom break to see what weird and wonderful stuff goes on when characters like Tony Montana and Tyler Durden find themselves face to face in close quarters.
Gold-Coated Billion Dollar Popcorn
Berco's Popcorn in Chicago is making those movie theater prices seem not so bad. Starting off with the most expensive salt in the world that's been imported from a small island in Denmark, founder Matt Bercovitz then covers his popcorn with edible 23-karat gold flakes. This extravagant combination results is a price tag of $5 per kernel. Yes, we said kernel.
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T-Mobile for Business
T-Mobile for Business bundles premium devices with its nationwide network to simplify the modern company tech stack. Whether your workflow runs on Apple or Samsung, it offers an all-in-one approach that pairs business-ready plans with the hardware teams already rely on. It's designed to keep teams connected and productive without the usual IT headaches.
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Nike Waffle Racer
Nike blends vintage running heritage with modern performance in a silhouette that pairs a moccasin-inspired suede upper with the brand's iconic Waffle outsole. The soft suede upper nods to classic runners, while a foam midsole adds lightweight cushioning suited for mixed terrain. Underfoot, the rubber Waffle tread delivers the grip and durability that made the original design famous. The result is a versatile trainer that moves easily between road, trail, and everyday wear.
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Motorcycle Macbeth
At the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally had a unique attraction this year — a run of Macbeth by the Bird Cage Theatrics Company from Wyoming. After a rough opening night, the biker-themed production of Shakespeare's masterpiece found an audience among the hard-partying crowd in South Dakota.
The Voice of Your Childhood
Most children of the 80s spent the majority of their time growing up flipping between episodes of He-Man and Flash Gordon. Other than being Saturday morning cartoon staples, these shows have one thing in common — Alan Oppenheimer. He's not only responsible the the voice of Skeletor, but he also gave the most magical creature of our youth The NeverEnding Story's Falkor his personality.
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In Dubious Battle
In the 1930s during the struggle for organized labor, a man finds himself caught in a strike by fruit pickers in a California valley. Based on the 1936 novel by John Steinbeck, In Dubious Battle is directed by and stars James Franco, with an all-star cast featuring Robert Duvall, Brian Cranston, Ed Harris, and Selena Gomez.
Spike Jonez Perfume Ad
There's no reason to cry at a wedding when you can dip out to the lobby and dance like a maniac. Margaret Qualley of HBO's The Leftovers brings moves that would make Fred Astaire blush in this Spike Jonze-directed commercial for French fragrance maker Kenzo World.
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Nature's Craft Liver Support Gummies
Nature's Craft Cleansing Artichoke + L-Carnitine blends plant-powered detox with metabolic support in a single daily capsule. At its core is artichoke extract, long valued for supporting bile flow and digestive comfort, paired with L-Carnitine to help your body metabolize fats and maintain energy. Vegan-friendly, non-GMO, and made without filler junk, it's designed for anyone who wants a cleaner internal reset without juggling half a dozen pills. Add a touch of natural support to your daily routine and let a little botanical help take the edge off digestion and overall well-being.
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Consult a physician before consuming any new supplement or medication. Any health claims made are solely those of the brand and not those of Uncrate.
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Nutrafol
Hair loss may be inevitable, but Nutrafol approaches it as a system worth optimizing, not disguising. Built around a whole-body philosophy, the brand's physician-formulated, drug-free supplements target the underlying drivers of thinning hair, including stress, hormones, metabolism, and aging, rather than relying on cosmetic fixes. Its Men 50+ formula reflects that precision, designed specifically for the biological shifts that come with age and clinically tested to support thicker, fuller hair, improved coverage, and reduced shedding in as little as three to six months. Backed by dozens of clinical studies and trusted by dermatologists and healthcare professionals, Nutrafol treats hair growth less like a quick intervention and more like long-term maintenance for a changing system.
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Consult a physician before consuming any new supplement or medication. Any health claims made are solely those of the brand and not those of Uncrate.
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Star Wars Go Rogue
Another Star Wars film means another collection of toys. To debut their latest line, they round up all of the Rogue One figures and Legos to create a stop-motion short. The animation appears to follow the same storyline as the film, but this edition seems to take on a far less serious tone. Unless the Empire has new plans for a army of miniature Stormtroopers. The toys will hit stores September 30, 2016 and the film will follow a few months later.
The History of Exercise
A stache-less Nick Offerman is putting down the bacon and scotch to work on his fitness. With some help from the First Lady, the Parks and Rec star gets his sweat on decade by decade to celebrate 60 years of the President's Council on Fitness. The greatest moment comes from the 80s when he gets physical with a Thigh Master. Thank you, Olivia Newton-John.
