Sexy and I Know It by Brett Domino
Since it's the 10th birthday of the MicroKORG, it's only appropriate that Brett Domino and Steven Peavis work out a tribute to the synthesizer with a sexy LMFAO cover.
Since it's the 10th birthday of the MicroKORG, it's only appropriate that Brett Domino and Steven Peavis work out a tribute to the synthesizer with a sexy LMFAO cover.
In case you missed him (although we're sure you didn't), John Mayer is back on the music scene after a two year vacation, and, surprisingly enough, he still has at least one fan left. Jimmy Thompson reignites our love affair with Draw Something with his fan-made video for "Queen of California."
The Ishikawa Oku Laboratory in Japan created a robotic hand that is unbeatable at Rock-Paper-Scissors, mainly because it's a cheating asshole.
A nod to the alpine ritual of earning your moments, the 16oz Sèrpa tumbler from SMMT fuses rugged utility with refined design. Named by reversing Après, the Sèrpa is built for that golden hour sip after a day outdoors. It features vacuum-insulated 18/8 stainless steel, a leak-proof, knurled steel lid that magnetically nests underneath the tumbler for hands-free, on-the-go sipping. The featured color, Campfire Caramel, headlines SMMT's Mud Season launch — a salute to the rugged few who embrace the off season. Limited to 980 units — the vertical meters of their Park City home mountains — it joins the brand's small-batch 980 Collection, a series of collectible, story-driven drops inspired by outdoor lifestyle.
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Elevate your style and your game — on the fairway and beyond — with the Air Jordan 1 G. Inspired by the sneaker that changed the game, this reimagined icon brings a streetwise edge to the course without sacrificing performance. Classic Jordan DNA meets golf-specific engineering, delivering Air cushioning underfoot and a stealth-integrated traction pattern, including a forefoot pivot circle designed to keep your swing smooth and stable. Whether you're chasing birdies or just keeping it cool at the clubhouse, the AJ1 G lets you do both with effortless swagger.
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From the epic creators of Ice Age and Rio, comes an epic tale of an epic battle between good and evil. It's going to be epic. Voices from Beyonce Knowles, Colin Farrell, Amanda Seyfried, and Josh Hutcherson. In theaters May 24, 2013.
Robots, futuristic man's best friend. After receiving a robot helper from his daughter, aging jewel thief Frank Langella enlists it as his partner in crime. Also starring Susan Sarandon, Liv Tyler, and James Marsden. In theaters August 24, 2012.
Given the size of the heel, you'd be forgiven for thinking Nike's Vomero 18 running shoes were designed for hardcore racers. Instead, their dual-density midsole of lightweight ZoomX foam and responsive ReactX foam is designed to give everyday runners the most cushioned ride possible. The upper is made from engineered mesh for breathability, while the plush tongue and lining boost comfort. On the bottom, the outsole sports a pod system with a new traction pattern for added agility and smoother heel-to-toe transitions. Now available in an eye-popping bright green, orange, and silver colorway.
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MyHeritage DNA is redefining family history with the largest global database, offering access to 33 billion historical records and 9.2 million DNA profiles. Its advanced tools trace ancestry across 2,114 geographic regions, connect users with newfound relatives, and even reveal surprising historical ties. With AI-powered features for restoring old family photos and an intuitive family tree builder, MyHeritage makes exploring your past seamless. Whether discovering noble bloodlines or lost connections, MyHeritage DNA proves that history isn't just in books—it's in your DNA.
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A fiery eruption of death would consume you whole. To test what would happen if a person fell into a lave lake, a bag of organic trash was tossed 80 meters into Erta Ale's lava lake, resulting in a violent explosion of fire and ash.
Nike features Olympians Marlen Esparza, Joan Benoit-Samuelson, Lisa Leslie and Diana Taurasi who paved the way for female athletes everywhere by making their own rules.