Ned Flander's Hot Chocolate
There's only one thing that could make the most religious guy on the planet say "Oh my God". 'Tis the season for hot chocolate, and Babish has a recipe that has a touch of the divine.
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The Last Jedi Autocomplete Interview
If there's one takeaway from WIRED's autocomplete interview with the cast of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, it's that the majority of Google users have terrible grammar. But the cast does their best trying to interpret and answer the badly worded top searches while not letting any big plot points slip.
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
Miles Morales got bit by a spider. A genetically engineered one. You can probably guess what happens from here — Miles gain spider-like powers and a sweet costume. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse brings Spider-Man's alternate timeline to the big screen, set for a Christmas 2018 release.
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Old Spice Beard Oil
It's beard season and Old Spice is here to tame those man manes with their new Beard Oil. The argan oil-based conditioner can take care of wild hairs and unruly fly-aways, turning scruff into a soft, luxurious beard worthy of congrats. Its subtle citrus scent will leave it smelling as good as it looks.
Presented by Old Spice.
Norlan Rauk Heavy Tumbler
Developed for whisky drinkers that prefer a chilled dram, Norlan's Rauk tumbler takes its name from the old Scottish word for rock. The glass is made of crystal and precision modeled to touch down on four crystal points, making surface contact but providing the appearance that it's hovering. The Rauk also has extruded v-shaped markings inside that offer friction points for gripping slippery peels in cocktails before you muddle them back to life.
Presented by Norlan.
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A Bad Lip Reading of Stranger Things
Stranger Things meets The Wonder Years in this episode of A Bad Lip Reading. Season one of the 80s-inspired supernatural thriller gets turned into an 80s family drama complete with a catchy theme song and reflective narrations. Full of bizarre voice-overs, the 18-minute episode gives the series' title a whole new meaning.
Alita: Battle Angel
James Cameron and Robert Rodriguez are bringing Yukito Kishiro's manga Battle Angel Alita to the big screen. Alita: Battle Angel follows an amnesiac cyborg found in a trash heap and rebuilt by a cybernetics doctor. Recalling only one memory of a martial arts expert, Alita goes on to become a Hunter Warrior — a bounty hunter. Starring Rosa Salazar and Christoph Waltz, Alita: Battle Angel comes to theaters July 20, 2018.
