More Stupidity At 2500 FPS
Lasse Spang Olsen and Jan Elhøj are back with more slow motion destruction for the second season of their Danish TV show, Dumt & Farligt.
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Super Slow-Mo Bridge Demolition
Even better than a bridge implosion is a super slow motion bridge implosion. Here's RED Epic look at the demolition of the old U.S. 281 bridge in Marble Falls, Texas, at a cool 300 frames per second.
Star Wars Adjectives
Pack up your adjectives and take them to a galaxy far, far away with this Star Wars edition of School House Rock.
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Robert Talbott Reynolds Shirt
Tailored for black-tie formality without sacrificing comfort, the Reynolds Piqué Bib Formal Shirt elevates the dress code with 100% fine Italian cotton and a structured piqué bib front. Featuring a refined Monterey collar, French placket, and single-needle stitching, it's a modern classic built for movement with rotated armholes and gusseted seams. Finished with Talbott's signature gold details and crafted from easy-care, Oeko-Tex certified fabric, it's as functional as it is polished.
Presented by Robert Talbott.
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Luca Faloni Lightweight Travel Blazer
Elevate your mid-season wardrobe with this expertly tailored blazer embodying Italian luxury. Handcrafted in Treviso, Northern Italy, as a testament to Luca Faloni's legacy and renowned craftsmanship, this piece is made from 100% virgin wool sourced in Biella. Its lightweight, wrinkle-resistant fabric offers unmatched versatility for business, travel, or casual wear. Features include a single-breasted two-button closure, notched lapels, AMF stitching, and patch pockets. The half-lined, unstructured design also ensures a refined yet relaxed fit. Presented in timeless navy blue, this Italian-made blazer is the epitome of enduring elegance and luxury.
Presented by Luca Faloni.
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Jerusalem In Reverse
A leisurely stroll down Yaffo Street in Jerusalem, in reverse.
The Battery Trailer
TV zombies, big screen zombies, indie zombies. We'll take 'em however we can get 'em. Director Jeremy Gardner fulfills our need for the undead with low-budget zombies in his $6,000 apocalyptic buddy film. Expected for digital release June 2013.
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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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MVST Carbon Luggage Collection
Forged for those who don't just travel, but arrive, MVST's Carbon S and Carbon X suitcases are the kind of gear that turns heads in first class and gets a nod from the Bellagio valet. Wrapped in military-grade carbon fiber and edged in 6 series anodized aluminum, these aren't your standard carry-ons — they're tactical instruments of movement. The Carbon S is streamlined with a wide telescopic handle that opens up packing space, while the Carbon X opts for a bolder, squared-off profile that's sharp enough to match your tailoring. Inside, Alter-Nappa leather and Alcantara set the tone: understated opulence for the man who's seen every lounge. Personalize your piece by engraving or color.
Presented by MVST.
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Pudding Diaper Prank
With some pudding and a diaper, one dad pulls a shitty prank on his best friend.
Urban Wingsuit Flying
Reckless wingsuiters Jokke Summer and Ludovic Woerth passed on their morning cup of coffee and instead, got their pre-dawn pick-me-up from a double shot of adrenaline. Just before the first flights took off in Rio de Janeiro, the high-flying duo jumped from two ultralight planes and narrowly navigated though the city's skyscrapers, all before 6 a.m.
