Like A Champ
It's the all-American boy's dream - catching a home run in the stands with your dad. So when Albert Pujols drilled this kid in the elbow with a long ball, the boy took it like a champ. Kind of.
It's the all-American boy's dream - catching a home run in the stands with your dad. So when Albert Pujols drilled this kid in the elbow with a long ball, the boy took it like a champ. Kind of.
Possibly the shortest, brillant-est short film of all time - with great reflexes.
Things you've never wondered about: what happens in a crab net. Scott Murray wondered, and attached a GoPro camera to a crab net and filmed the interesting results.
Kenneth Cole New York gives the classic Chelsea boot a refined everyday update with the Tully. A sleek almond toe and rich bay brown suede upper keep the silhouette versatile enough for the office or a night out, while elastic gore panels and a rear pull tab make for easy on-and-off wear. Underfoot, a cushioned, removable insole and flexible rubber outsole prioritize comfort without sacrificing its clean profile. Available in medium and wide fits, the Tully is a no-fuss addition to any fall footwear rotation.
Presented by Kenneth Cole
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.
Lindsey Lohan sued Rockstar Games for a character being a little too close to her likeness. Nathan Barnatt seems to have just got word that there's another character in the game that's a lot like him, and he's not happy about it.
At least they aren't flying. Pigs and piglets take to the crystal waves in Exuma, the Bahamas.
From the Only In Ohio file: the king of Cleveland nightlife, Superpimp. While not a pimp in the traditional sense, he promotes enjoying the finer things in life.
If you want to be happy, you probably don't want to play Scaletrix. tadsite gives a very depressing review of the the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Mario Kart electric racing tracks, after which you might need to make an appointment with your therapist.
MetMo's Precision Grip rethinks traditional tweezers around a solid-barrel mechanism that prevents sideways movement and twisting, keeping the needle nose jaws aligned for pinpoint accuracy. A spring-loaded action delivers a smooth, controlled pinch while letting you determine exactly how much pressure is applied. Its precision lends itself to watch and jewelry work, but it's equally useful for electronics, miniatures, and detailed projects around the house. Interchangeable nibs let you tailor the working end to the task at hand, while surgical stainless steel, Grade 5 titanium, and aerospace-grade aluminum versions give professionals and tinkerers three material options to choose from.
Presented by MetMo.
RTA's latest men's collection doubles down on the Los Angeles label's mix of bold design, premium materials, and rebellious streetwear attitude. The new arrivals span denim, outerwear, tees, knits, shorts, and accessories, with standout pieces like the brand's signature denim and statement jackets bringing a sharper edge to everyday dressing. Relaxed silhouettes and distinctive details keep the lineup unmistakably RTA, while versatile layers make the collection easy to work into an existing wardrobe. It's a fresh selection for those who prefer their staples with a little more attitude.
Presented by RtA.
You can waltz. You can flamenco. You can probably twerk it, too. But if you can't dance goth, here's a video to fill that gaping hole in your dance floor repertoire.
Roboticist Jessica Banks creates and designs kinetic furniture, using physics to push the boundaries of interior design. You too could have the neatest table on the block for a cool $21,000.