Secret Movie Cameos
Scoring a big Hollywood face in your film is every director's dream, so why would they then try to cover them up? Sometime the fun is all in he easter eggs. Screen Rant dives into films like Kingdom of Heaven and
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Gymkhana 9
Ken Block hates tires. He thrashes them, burns them, makes them scream — all while dodging structural concrete, trains, and even Lake Erie. The ninth installment of the Gymkhana series puts Ken and his Focus RS RX in a post-apocalyptic industrial wasteland, turning the abandoned landscape into a freestyle paradise of surgically-precise driving.
Greenfield Guitars
Michael Greenfield, the namesake luthier and musician of Greenfield Guitars, began his love affair with the guitar in the 1970s. Michael creates some of the finest and most unique guitars available on the planet at his shop in Montreal, and each one is as much a work of art as an instrument. Stereokroma followed Michael and his assistant Justin for five months, documenting the process of turning fine woods into even finer steel-string acoustic guitars.
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Skechers Slip-ins John Deere Knox Braylen Boot
Give the outdoorsman on your list a little hands-free convenience this holiday season with the Skechers x John Deere Knox - Braylen. This rugged duck boot pairs Skechers Slip-ins technology with a fully seam-sealed waterproof leather and synthetic upper, fixed bungee laces, and a Heel Pillow that keeps feet securely in place. A 200g 3M Thinsulate lining adds warmth, while an Air-Cooled Memory Foam insole delivers cushioned comfort and a Goodyear rubber outsole provides dependable traction on wet and dry surfaces. Finished with a roomy Relaxed Fit and John Deere branding, it's a practical gift built for the job site, the outdoors, and everywhere in between.
Presented by Skechers.
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Ford Accessories
Get your Ford ready for fall with genuine accessories built for changing weather, everyday utility, and weekend adventures. From Bronco floor liners, cargo protection, and trail-ready upgrades to F-150 bed mats, tonneau covers, and smart storage solutions, these vehicle-specific additions help tackle muddy gear, wet roads, and tailgate duty with ease. Whether you're refreshing your daily driver or gearing up for a weekend outdoors, Ford Accessories offer practical ways to protect and personalize your ride. Through December 31, take 15% off eligible accessories purchases up to $1,000 with code REDEEM15 at Ford.com.
Presented by Ford.
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Star Wars Go Rogue / Chapter 2
Good help is hard to find, even when you're the Galactic Empire — just ask Director Krennic. With the construction of the Death Star definitely not going to plan, Krennic is putting the pressure on his Stromtrooper lackeys to get the job back on track. Meanwhile, Jyn and the Rebels on Jedha have to battle every Empire toy in the galaxy to escape with the Death Star plans — before the weapon is completed and time runs out for the Rebellion.
Graffiti: Art or Vandalism
Graffiti is practically everywhere — on subways, bridges, and buildings. Artists like Banksy have turned the practice into a global phenomenon, garnering millions of dollars with their pieces. But painting on public walls goes way beyond this decade or even century. After digging into the history of graffiti, Kelly Wall tries to settle the debate on whether it's art or vandalism.
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The Marvel Symphonic Universe
A great film score can be one of the most memorable aspects of a film, sometimes even more so. People who haven't even seen the Star Wars films can hum the theme from the original trilogy, and the same goes for well-loved franchises like the James Bond and more recent Harry Potter films. But ask fans of the massive Marvel franchise to recall a score from any of the 13 or so movies, and you'll most likely get blank stares. Despite being the highest-grossing film franchise of all time, Marvel's film scores have fallen flat in emotional appeal.
Dronesurfing
They can capture amazing footage, deliver your amazon packages, and even have their own racing league. Now, drones can even help you catch a wave. Originally designed to carry their bulky equipment, Freefly Systems used a heavy-duty drone to pull them across the water and get their surf on.
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Lumina Laser Hair Growth Device
HairMax's LaserBand 272 brings clinical hair-growth technology into a form factor designed for convenience, combining 272 medical-grade lasers with a flexible, hands-free design that treats the entire scalp in as little as 90 seconds per session. Using low-level laser therapy to stimulate hair follicles and promote healthier, denser-looking hair, the device offers a non-invasive approach for men and women seeking to address thinning without adding another complicated step to the routine. The patented band design parts the hair automatically to maximize laser delivery, while its cordless operation keeps the process refreshingly simple. More than a grooming gadget, the LaserBand 272 represents a high-tech approach to hair restoration that prioritizes speed and ease alongside proven light-based therapy.
Presented by Hairmax.
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Proton VPN
Built around the idea that privacy is a fundamental right, Proton VPN offers a more transparent approach to online security. Founded by scientists who met at CERN, the Swiss-based service is fully open-source and backed by an independently audited no-logs policy, so browsing activity isn't tracked, stored, or sold. Its network spans more than 20,000 high-speed servers across 149 countries, with added protection from Secure Core routing, built-in NetShield ad and malware blocking, and unlimited bandwidth without speed throttling. Part of Proton's broader ecosystem of privacy-first tools, Proton VPN is now offering 75% off its two-year subscription, marking its biggest deal of the year and an opportunity to get comprehensive online protection for less.
Presented by Proton.
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Reading Closed Books
At the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, you don't even have to open a book to read it — almost. Research Scientist Barmak Heshmat and his team at the MIT Media Lab are able to image the contents of samples similar to closed books, with the goal of being able to analyze texts and documents that are too delicate or degraded to touch.
Triple Domino Spiral
Professional Hevesh5 turned domino building into an art form with his latest masterpiece. Using over 15,000 dominoes, the master spent a total of 25 overs over eight days to create this multi-dimensional triple spiral. After all of that time, energy, and sanity lost, the piece came crashing down in just a matter of minutes.
