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Frozen Skate Park
Seems like pulling off a foot grab in skates might be a little dangerous. Red Bull froze a skate park for the 2014 Red Bull Freeze and filled it with ice cross racers.
Ultimate Low Score
NotEntirelySure has attained the attainable thing that no one really thought about ever attaining — the lowest possible score in Super Mario Bros.
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Hyperice Venom 2 Back Massager
The Hyperice Venom 2 Back brings targeted recovery into a wearable format designed to keep up with the demands of everyday life. Its cordless neoprene wrap combines HyperHeat technology, which heats up six times faster than a traditional heating pad, with three adjustable heat levels and three vibration patterns for a customizable treatment. An adjustable compression strap helps maintain a secure fit, while Bluetooth connectivity lets you control settings through the Hyperice app. With up to three hours of battery life and a lightweight, travel-friendly design, it's a versatile recovery tool for loosening tight muscles after a workout, easing into the day, or unwinding after hours at a desk.
Presented by Hyperice.
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Nike Air Max 90
The Nike Air Max 90 finds new ground in 2026, carrying its '90s running heritage from morning commutes to run clubs and weekends out. Originally released in 1990, the silhouette helped define the decade with its layered construction, exaggerated proportions, and visible Air cushioning before moving beyond the track and into everyday culture. More than three decades later, the formula remains largely unchanged. Its exposed Nike Air unit provides cushioning underfoot, while the rubber Waffle outsole delivers the traction and durability carried over from Nike's running heritage. A padded, low-cut collar keeps the fit comfortable without disrupting the shoe's unmistakable profile. Once built to chase miles, the Air Max 90 now carries its '90s running legacy everywhere else.
Presented by Nike.
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Alphabetical Rap
Mac Lethal pays homage to the ABC's with this alphabetical tongue twister.
How Wolves Change Rivers
The reintroduction of wolves into Yellowstone National Park after a 70-year absence had a profound effect effect on the ecosystem of the area — and not just to the wildlife there. Researchers found that physical aspects of the park have changed, from the plant life to the course of the rivers themselves.
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Cactus Attack
Rory McIlroy found himself in a tough spot at World Golf Championships in Arizona. Hitting out of the desert surrounding the course, he hits a cameraman who then gets attacked by a jumping cholla cactus.
Brian Williams Raps
In what might be the greatest mashup of all time, Jimmy Fallon stitches together newscasts from Brian Williams and Lester Holt into a glorious rendition of Rapper's Delight.
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Hairmax PowerFlex 272 Laser Hair Growth Cap
The HairMax PowerFlex 272 Laser Hair Growth Cap brings at-home laser light therapy into a wearable format designed to support healthier hair growth. Its 272 medical-grade lasers deliver light to the scalp to help reduce inflammation and stimulate cellular energy around the hair follicles, supporting the natural hair growth cycle. The result is a convenient, hands-free approach to promoting hair that looks fuller, denser, and more vibrant.
Presented by Hairmax.
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Adobe Acrobat
Adobe Acrobat is making it easier to turn dense PDFs into polished, professional work without the need for design skills. New AI-powered features like Stylize and Generate Report help business professionals transform documents into more engaging formats, from interactive visual reports to podcasts that surface key insights faster. AI Assistant can also help refine and edit content, giving users a faster way to understand, improve, and share the information inside their PDFs. With free access, Acrobat makes it easier to do more with the documents already driving your workday.
Presented by Adobe.
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Zero Point Trailer
The future is now. Zero Point, the first 3D, 360 degree virtual reality movie is almost upon us. Designed for the Oculus Rift VR system, the film will be an experience created as much by the viewer as by the film maker, as the audience chooses their own camera angles and positions in the world.
Eye Of The Dot Matrix
Here is a classic cover of Survivor's hit song "Eye of the Tiger", performed by what is thought to be an Alps 2000 model dot-matrix printer. A truly genius interpretation.
