Macintosh Turns 30
Don't call it an Apple. 30 years ago, Apple introduced the Macintosh - and helped bring the computer to desktops everywhere. See some of the history and innovation in this short from Apple itself.
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Bieber Goes To Court
In case you missed it - alright, you probably didn't. But here's a Team Coco-exclusive clip of Justin Bieber's Miami court appearance.
Billie Jean on Ukulele
Not only is James Hill playing Michael Jackson's classic "Billie Jean" on the ukulele — he's playing three parts at once. You just have to believe. If you like that, check him out playing the same instrument with a comb and some chopsticks.
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Bowlero Summer Season Pass
Strike season is officially in session with Bowlero's 2025 Summer Season Pass turning every afternoon into a highlight reel. Two games a day, shoes on the house, and a vibe that goes from blacklight lanes to arcade runs and snacks without missing a spare. For the real rollers, the Premium Pass unlocks even more: 15% off food and drinks, plus access to over 200 Bowlero centers nationwide. It's summer fun crafted for families, friend groups, and anyone chasing cool air, good music, and perfect strikes.
Presented by Bowlero.
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Collars & Co Father's Day Sale
This Father's Day, skip the novelty gifts and invest in gear that earns its spot in his wardrobe. From the tailored elegance of the Maranello Vintage Stripe Knit Polo — subtly striped, effortlessly sharp — to the patented Dress Collar Polo that brings dress-shirt polish with polo-level comfort, every piece here is engineered for performance and presence. And if versatility is king, the Quattro Flex Short Sleeve Button Down rules with breathable stretch, wrinkle resistance, and a firm, semi-spread collar that never slouches. Whether he's headed to the office, a weekend brunch, or just wants to look dialed-in online, these are the kind of upgrades that don't just meet the moment — they elevate it.
Presented by Collars & Co.
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Conference Call In Real Life
Conference calls can be only slightly less awkward than first dates. Tripp and Tyler cover all the confusion and false starts in this sketch.
Breaking The Facts Of Life
Walter and Jesse always seemed so serious and stressed out. Robert Jones gives them a break, taking our favorite anti-heroes out of the realm of the dramatic and into the 'zany' 80s sitcom, complete with The Facts of Life theme music.
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Medterra Mood Boost Gummies
Seize the day with Medterra's Mood Boost Gummies and embrace a positive, refreshed outlook! These gummies are a delicious and effective way to enhance well-being, using natural ingredients like Saffron alongside 50mg full-spectrum hemp extract CBD, 5mg of THC, and 3mg of additional minor cannabinoids. They come in a delightful Strawberry Citrus flavor designed to reduce stress, improve focus, and brighten your day. Medterra prioritizes your happiness, ensuring a gentle, uplifting buzz and boost that keeps you feeling your best all day long.
Presented by Medterra.
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Earlybird CBD
Take the edge off with Earlybird, the Austin-based brand delivering full-spectrum CBD gummies that offer just the right dose of relaxation without derailing your day. Each gummy contains 2.5mg of naturally derived hemp THC for a subtle, functional buzz — perfect for unwinding without the hangover. Think of them as a warm hug for your nervous system and a smooth companion for travel, sleep, or stress. Available in Strawberry, Lemon, and Watermelon — for a feel-good intro to your new favorite ritual.
Presented by Earlybird.
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Richard Sherman Interview Reenactment
FOX Sports got a bunch of kids to reenact Erin Andrews' on-field interview with Richard Sherman - adding a lot of adorable but taking away a little of the bravado.
More NFL Lip Reading
Jim Harbaugh can spin around. Vontae Davis punched a high school kid in the knee. Voldemort grosses Peyton Manning out. These and other revelations in the latest installment of NFL Lip Reading.
