Polaroid SX-70 by Charles & Ray Eames
Enjoy a trip down photography's memory lane with the Eames's brilliantly-produced promotional video for Polaroid's ground-breaking SX-70 camera.
Enjoy a trip down photography's memory lane with the Eames's brilliantly-produced promotional video for Polaroid's ground-breaking SX-70 camera.
In addition to being good gags, plenty of Kevin's homemade booby traps from Home Alone were lethal. Thankfully, it's a film and not real life. Honest Action gives an actual injury count on the Wet Bandits from Home Alone.
It's a shame no one was around to taste this collaboration between Schwartz Flavour Shots, MJ Cole, filmmaker Chris Cairns and pyrotechnic designers Machine Shop, but at least you can see and hear it, which we guess is just as good, even if it does make you hungry.
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Make sure Met Life isn't the only memorable venue from Super Bowl Sunday by building your own Snack Stadium out of guacamole, hummus, beef sticks, chips, veggies, and sandwiches. It's a guaranteed win, which is far more than we can say for the halftime show.
Don't sit in the back. The folks at Head Squeeze break down the science of conflicting sensory signals that lead to getting car sick - or air sick or sea sick. And if you can't sit in the front, have some ginger to settle your stomach.
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.
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Jet lag doesn't care how you fly — first, business, or grinding economy. PATRICKS AL1 Anti-Lag Capsules were designed for those who cross time zones like intersections, balancing boardrooms in Tokyo with sunsets in Tulum. The dual-capsule system is simple: AM sharpens focus with nootropics like Bacopa and L-Theanine, while PM calms the system with Ashwagandha, Passionflower, and anti-inflammatories like Turmeric. No stimulants. No crash. Just calibrated recovery tested at 38,000 feet and built to stash in your dopp kit or glovebox. Whether you're landing for meetings or mojitos, AL1 helps you arrive as the best version of yourself.
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In 1927, Claude Friese-Greene travelled across the UK with his new-fangled color film camera. He ended the trip by filming in London. Simon Smith has recreated Claude's London shots by following in his exact footsteps with modern equipment, and edited the two sequences together side-by-side, giving us a glimpse of how little (or how much) London has changed over the last 80 years.
Practically everyone has seen some slo-mo footage of a giant bird swooping down to the water to catch a fishy snack. The tables are turned in this short video of a tiger fish snatching a swallow right out of the air.