Rod Serling on Kamikazes
The cabs in Japan are dangerous and Rod Serling was a very paranoid man. The Twilight Zone creator talks about the show and flying on separate planes with his wife in the interview form 1963.
The cabs in Japan are dangerous and Rod Serling was a very paranoid man. The Twilight Zone creator talks about the show and flying on separate planes with his wife in the interview form 1963.
Drones and Star Wars are made for each other. VFX aces Corridor Digital create an epic dogfight between TIE fighters and an R2D2-piloted X-Wing with drones and some excellent camera work.
Dancing teapots, French candlesticks, and a misunderstood beast-man that just wants to be loved. Beauty and the Beast was the biggest piece of the 90s Disney rebirth, and a live-action reboot of the beloved animated film is coming in March of 2017.
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The HairMax Ultima 12 LaserComb is a drug-free, FDA-cleared device that uses low-level laser therapy to stimulate hair follicles and promote regrowth. In just 8 minutes per session, three times a week, it's built for ease of use while delivering fuller, denser results over time. Clinical studies suggest LLLT devices like this can improve hair thickness when used consistently.
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Like any 59-year-old, Bryan Cranston wants to shine bright like a diamond for his big 6-0 in this spoof of the MTV series. With some help from his party planner Jimby Kimble, this super sweet 60 gets turnt with a Lion King theme. An unwanted guest almost makes the birthday boy break bad, but it wasn't anything a white Lambo and a performance of the "Thong Song" couldn't fix.
Jack Bauer is President — kind of. Kiefer Sutherland is Tom Kirkman, a member of the President's cabinet who is selected as the designated survivor. After an attack kills the sitting President, Tom is thrust into office. Airs Fall 2016.
An aspiring model moves to Los Angeles and is recruited by a famous fashion designer as his muse. A group of women obsessed with her beauty take any means necessary to take her youth for themselves. Directed by Nicholas Winding Refn and in theaters June 2016.
In a disgustingly good reedit of the iconic Game of Thrones opening, growing fungi replace the houses of the Seven Kingdoms. After a few minutes of Ramin Djawadi's title music, you actually forget what you're really looking at. We swear it by the old molds and the new.
Pair Eyewear transforms everyday glasses into a statement of endless versatility. With a single base frame, you can instantly change your look using magnetic toppers that range from sleek performance styles to bold new releases like the Tortoise Collection. Each swap delivers a fresh dose of personality, adapting as easily as your day does. Available with prescription or non-prescription lenses—and now featuring elevated designs like the Metal Frame Series—Pair makes it effortless to match your eyewear to every outfit, mood, or moment. One pair, infinite possibilities.
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If you think your day is overrun by ads now, Keiichi Matsuda imagines a future fully submerged in augmented reality and the latest marketing scheme is just beyond your nose. The six-minute short takes you through a day in the average person's life, dominated by hectic holographic messages displayed in a VR headset. Just thinking about the oversaturated possibilities of the potential of virtual reality is enough to give us a real-life headache.
Growing up in England, Dave Griffiths was born into the quintessential car family. Trips to hillclimbs, rallies, and races put the love of automobiles in Dave's blood. As an exchange student in France, he caught his first glimpse of the Renault-powered Alpine, and has lusted after one ever since.