Jump Scare Supercut
This might be the most NSFW supercut of all time. Burger Fiction has packed 40 of the best horror film jump scares into one supercut, guaranteed to bruise your knees and clear the top of your desk.
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Nano-Impressions with Dana Carvey
Few things get more laughs than the exaggerated movements and personality quirks of a great impressionist. Virtuoso impressionist Dana Carvey does short interpretations of celebrities in comical situations.
Kayaking the Sand Dunes of Namibia
Sand is about as far away from water as you can get. So when a kayaker is looking to break away from the everyday, sending him to the African desert seems like a perfect idea. Eric Walter takes a break from waterfalls and rivers to drop the sand dunes of Namibia.
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Ratio Six Coffee Maker
When it comes to taste, pour over is easily the brewing method of choice but the time and precision it requires often drives home coffee drinkers away. Enter the Ratio Six. With the ability to bloom and brew, the coffee maker has the ability to replicate the pour over process with the push of a button. It heats the water through a die-cast aluminum element to the ideal temperature and precisely monitors the water flow through a stainless steel shower head, ensuring the perfect cup of coffee every time. With its sleek form and matte black or stainless steel finish, you won't mind having it hand out on your kitchen counter.
Presented by Ratio.
Secrid Cardslide Wallet
Secrid rose to prominence with their Cardprotector, a design award winner that kept cards from breaking and preventing unauthorized RFID/NFC scanning. Those same features are at the core of the Cardslide, but with some big upgrades. Not only does the high-quality aluminum casing keep your cards protected, but with one movement they slide out in overlapping sequence for easy retrieval. It can hold up to six cards, or use the space for notes, coins, and keys instead. Either way, the Cardslide is tough and durable yet lightweight.
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Chipotle: A Love Story
Nothing breeds love quite like a vicious, decades-long rivalry. Evie and Ivan create competing fast-food empires before getting back to their roots — and together — with a sustainably-sourced, organic-certified, non-GMO, food truck menu.
Cannabis Cocktails
Weed has been making the rounds in our beer and baked goods for a while, but now it's infiltrating our cocktails. Beverage Director of Gracias Madre Jason Eisner is lacing his drinks with CBD, a non-psychoactive component from the cannabis plant. In this video, he demonstrates how to make three of his marijuana-infused cocktails.
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Magic Spoon Cereal
Among the sacrifices made by those looking to eat healthier, abandoning cereal is near the top of the list for many. With Magic Spoon, it doesn't need to be. They've reimagined your favorite childhood cereals into high protein, zero sugar, guilt-free daily indulgences. Each 110-calorie bowl has just 3 grams of net carbs, zero gluten, zero grains, and nothing artificial. Take your pick from blueberry, frosted, fruity, or cocoa flavors, or grab a variety pack and try them all.
Presented by Magic Spoon.
Made In Cookware
Whether it's holiday feasts, weekly meal prep, or your daily go-to breakfast, your cookware should make it easier and more enjoyable for you to serve up whatever's on the menu. Manufactured in the world's best factories and built for a lifetime of use, Made In Cookware helps you get more out of every meal. Products like their Blue Carbon Steel frying pan are a great example, combining the best qualities of cast iron and stainless steel into a durable and versatile cooking surface.
Presented by Made In Cookware.
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3 Brilliant Moments from the Battle of the Bastards
You thought you'd seen some pretty incredible cinematic battles, but that was before the Battle of the Bastards. The scene had us sitting on the edge of our seats while riding on a rollercoaster of emotions. CineFix explains the brilliance of director Miguel Sapochnik and the three moments that made this episode so amazing.
British vs American Comedy
Dry, witty, smart; low-brow, vulgar, and unrefined — these are a few stereotypes of the great British-versus-American comedy debate. So what exactly is the difference between the two? Now You See It tries to find out.
