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Bury Me with the Lo On
If you grew up in the 90s, you know about the Lo. Ralph Lauren's Polo brand was ubiquitous — jeans, shirts, sweaters, hoodies. You couldn't take a step anywhere almost in America without seeing the polo player logo looking back at you. So how did a designer brand go from Fith Avenue to America at large? The Lo Lifes. This New York City boosting gang made a logo into a culture. Watch how it happened in this short documentary narrated by one of the gang's founders.
A Very Bad Lip Reading of Narcos
It's the 80s undercover operation you've never heard — the attempt to take down Pablo Escobar with a Pablo Escobar look-alike. Needless to say, it didn't go well. This bad lip reading presents an alternate, and far less successful, take on the Netflix series Narcos.
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Squarespace
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Presented by Squarespace.
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Duer Stretch Jeans
When the world is unpredictable, comfort matters. Duer's stretch denim prioritizes comfort and blends it with versatility and function to create your new favorite pair of jeans. They're stretch denim you can live in and won't restrict your movement whether you're working from home or exploring on the weekends. Each pair has more stretch and less synthetic to provide a comfortable way to get dressed and get on with it. The jeans are available in multiple colors in slim, straight, and relaxed fits and are finished with a signature gusset and antibacterial properties.
Presented by DUER.
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To Kill a Mockingbird is Overrated
It's one of the most popular works of fiction in American literature and spawned one of the best films of all time. But is Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird really that good? Maybe not. Vox states the case for this American classic not being all that classic.
30 Days at Sea
It's a view of the Earth's just as mesmerizing as the view from outer space. Shot from aboard a massive container ship, this timelapse combines 80,000 photos over a 30 voyage across the Pacific Ocean and three of the business ports in the world, keeping the global supply chain connected.
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Huel Hot and Savory
It's never a good idea to skip a meal. Huel makes it easy to grab a quick, tasty lunch that doesn't involve a drive-thru window. Their Hot and Savory product delivers a balanced, plant-based meal that is ready in minutes. Made with whole-food and natural ingredients like quinoa, rice, and lentils, and loaded with herbs and spices, each flavorful serving offers 27 essential vitamins and minerals along with 24 grams plant-based protein. It's also high in fiber and gluten-free. Add two scoops to hot water and enjoy. It's that simple to get a delicious, warm and nutritionally dense meal to power you through the rest of your day. Available in savory tomato and herb and spicy Thai green curry.
Presented by Huel.
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Freedom Moses Sandals
Some consider slides more of a summer staple but the Freedom Moses Sandals keep the spirit of the season going all year round. The fixed-buckle slip-ons are made with rubber that's both vegan and recyclable. Injected with air, they feature a cloud-like surface while their footbed molds to the shape of your foot. The combination of comfort and laid-back style makes them a versatile option that easily transitions from lounging around the house to making coffee runs. They're finished off with a slip-resistant sole and a unique milk and honey scent.
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Szechuan Sauce Revisited
Now you will never want for szechuan sauce again. Ditch the time machine, because Babish is about to show you how to make your own, right in your own kitchen. Armed with a real sample of the famous sauce, Babish gives it another attempt, this time even more successfully than the first. As an added bonus, he also makes some chicken nuggets that look better than the sauce.
Radiohead / Lift
Elevators are strange places. A previously unreleased recording, "Lift" is featured on the 20th anniversary OK Computer retrospective OKNOTOK.
