Finally, we might have a spiritual successor to NBA Jam. NBA Playgrounds feels a lot like its iconic predecessor, with two-on-two gameplay featuring stylized versions of NBA greats past and present. NBA Playgrounds is coming to Nintendo Switch, PC, Xbox One, and PS4 in May 2017.
The irony of Sergio Leone's epic western The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly is that there aren't any good or bad — just ugly. Unlike the moral superiority of heroes in westerns of the 1950s, there is no clear line between the good guy or the bad guy — or even if either character types exist. This video essay digs into the violence and satire in Leone's classic film and how the film called into question the morality of "winning" the West.
Allen Iverson was known for his crossover and on-court style. But before he was in the NBA, he was just a kid idolizing HIs Airness. That's why even though the Hall of Famer has his own signature shoe, he still has a soft spot for a pair of Jordans. While shopping at Lapstone & Hammer in Philadelphia, The Answer talks about his first pair of sneakers, as wells as some of his personal favorites.
A new app is taking the investing world by storm. This app gives you access to an exclusive asset class typically reserved for the 1% of the 1%. It's worth over $1.7 trillion, 2x bigger than Bitcoin's market cap, according to wall street. It has almost no correlation to stocks and outpaced the S&P 500 by 164% over the last 25 years. What is it? Surprisingly, blue-chip art. Diversifying with Picasso and Warhol arguably costs over $10 million. That's where Masterworks comes in. This app lets you easily invest in the same paintings collected by billionaires. Uncrate Readers enjoy priority access by clicking below.*
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New York, 2019: A team of former investment bankers, scholars, and journalists sets out to disrupt the tired old world of finance and investing media. Frustrated by clickbait stories designed to incite fear and drive clicks, the team at The Daily Upside delivers curated stories with a dash of charisma with the sole goal of making investors smarter. Their unbiased approach is clear and concise and spares readers annoying jargon and simplistic thinking. Best of all, The Daily Upside can be read in only five minutes per day and is completely free. It's no wonder The Daily Upside is already trusted by over 400,000 subscribers, including managing directors and principals at some of Wall Street's largest institutions. Joining leaves nothing to lose and a whole lot to gain.
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He's one of the most wanted — and hated — men in the world. Julian Assange, former hacker and founder of whistleblower website WikiLeaks, has drawn the ire of the United States for publishing classified materials relating to secret communications with other countries, combat logs and footage of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and emails relating to the Democratic Party's 2016 presidential primary and election campaigns. Wanted for questioning into allegations of sexual assault in Sweden, Julian has been confined to the Ecuadorian embassy in London since 2012. Now, Laura Poitras, director of a documentary on whistleblower Edward Snowden, gets unprecedented access to Assange in Risk. Filmed over the course of six years, including the 2016 presidential election, Poitras tells the story of Assange and WikiLeaks from the man himself and those closest to him.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is on it's way to having one of the longest runs in sitcom history — and it hasn't lost any of its comedic edge shown in the self-produced pilot episode. With three of the cast members as writers on the show, It's Always Sunny is perfectly positioned to keep the content fresh and the characters consistent.
New York, 2019: A team of former investment bankers, scholars, and journalists sets out to disrupt the tired old world of finance and investing media. Frustrated by clickbait stories designed to incite fear and drive clicks, the team at The Daily Upside delivers curated stories with a dash of charisma with the sole goal of making investors smarter. Their unbiased approach is clear and concise and spares readers annoying jargon and simplistic thinking. Best of all, The Daily Upside can be read in only five minutes per day and is completely free. It's no wonder The Daily Upside is already trusted by over 400,000 subscribers, including managing directors and principals at some of Wall Street's largest institutions. Joining leaves nothing to lose and a whole lot to gain.
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Clean hair shouldn't come at a price. Rather than stripping hair of its nutrients, Jack Henry Cleanse+ Hair Shampoo nourishes hair as it cleans. A combination of botanicals and vitamins, including pro-vitamin b5, biotin, and honey, removes buildup and residue while balancing your microbiome for a softer, fuller mane and healty scalp. Like all of their products, the shampoo is free of parabens, sulfates, phthalates, dyes, aluminum, mineral oils, GMOs, gluten, silicone, and synthetic fragrances for a clean product that is also cruelty-free.
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Daniel de Bruin has taken rides to the next level. With a biometric sensor implanted in his forearm, Daniel's own body controls the motion of this 2-foot tall tower, designed and built by Daniel himself. As the motion of the ride produces changes in the rider's biometric data, the biometric data changes the motion of the ride.
All over the world, people love their alcohol. And when they party a little too hard, there's a native hangover cure for the morning after. In Korea, it's haejangguk — "hangover soup". In Seoul, Cheong Jin Ok restaurant has been making the original haejangguk since 1937, helping residents to ease the pain after a late night.
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