In Fortescue Bay on the south coast of Tasmania, Australia is the Moai Tower. Climber Ryan Paul Robinson captured his slackline walk across the 105-foot-tall formation in the first person, allowing you to relive the stomach-churning walk for yourself.
You see it before every show. If you're binge-watching on Netflix, you're probably skipping through it. But the title sequence does much more than just give a place to put the credits. It can set the mood, theme, reinforce characters or the importance of setting, and sometimes, it be can so good you watch it every time.
Marvel's unbreakable Luke Cage is back. The Harlem underworld is getting a through cleaning at the hands of Cage, the man with with skin of steel and superhuman strength. The husband of Jessica Jones own series starts September 30, 2016.
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Whether you're ordering off the dollar menu or at a fancy high-end restaruant, you can't go wrong with a burger. To prove this theory, Keith and Steve head to Vegas and try a trio of burgers at different price points. They start things off with a $4 Double Charburger at Habit Burger and a $18 Hog Burger from Gordon Ramsay Burger. Then they end things right with a $777 burger that's so lavish, it can only be served with a glass of Dom Pérignon.
Being President of the United States isn't easy — just look at all the grey hair President Obama has gotten over the last eight years. As the President counts down his last few months in office, there's a lot of advice he could give his 8-year younger self. Jimmy Fallon does just that, mashing up two Obama interviews from 2008 and 2016. Don't forget to use plenty of hand sanitizer.
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A T-Rex on a jet ski is already a sight to see. But when that T-Rex is pulling off backflips, it's really something. Wearing an inflatable dino suite, pro Mark Gomez rips through a Pacific North West lake on his 1200cc Rickter XFR jet ski. The results are equally impressive and amusing.
The story arc of Stranger Things involves a conspiracy to cover up government experiments with ESP and alternate dimensions — but that isn't the only one. There is serious speculation that Steve from Stranger Things might be the father of Jean-Ralphio from Parks and Recreation, judging by the strong resemblance and both shows being set in Indiana. James Corden had both actors on the show to prove that they aren't the same person, and they both failed miserably.
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