Snowmobile Double Backflip
Master of the snowmobile Daniel Bodin has done the impossible: landed a double backflip on a sled. The Swedish native and snowmobile freestyle pro spent two years prepping to become the first person in the world to do it.
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The Effects Of Football On The Body
It's not just the brain, although that's arguably the most worrisome part, that football is hard on. Injuries to knees, ligaments, shoulders, and weight trouble are all problems that studies have shown retired players to have after stepping off the field. Life Noggin looks at how football impacts the body as a whole, and not just the head.
Bluegrass Soy Sauce
Mixing ancient Japanese techniques with the process of distilling bourbon, Bourbon Barrel Foods is putting a Kentucky twist on brewing soy sauce. The condiment is made in small batches with Kentucky-grown soybeans and limestone-filtered Kentucky spring water, which is then aged in a bourbon barrel. The result is a bold, smoky flavor with sweet hints of oak. Their soy sauce has not only been spreading across the states, but is also gaining respect in Japan.
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Luca Faloni 2025 Holiday Guide
When mornings stay cold and days draw in, warmth becomes a form of sophistication. Luca Faloni's Winter 2025 Collection turns seasonal layering into an art form, where Italian craftsmanship meets timeless luxury. This season, give the gift of warmth to those who embody effortless elegance wherever they go. For day-to-night refinement, a cable-knit zip-up layered over a cashmere-cotton shirt offers understated polish, while wool trousers deliver tailored comfort with ease. As the temperatures dip, sport a denim shirt and cashmere overshirt pairing offers a refined defense against the chill. Whether going out or staying in, Luca Faloni ensures every moment is wrapped in the finest materials and quiet confidence.
Presented by Luca Faloni.
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Sperry Coldbay 3‑Eye Duck Shoes
Sperry Coldbay 3‑Eye Duck Shoes delivers classic duck-boot functionality in a polished, low-profile package built for wet weather and cold seasons. A waterproof rubber shell and premium leather upper keep your feet dry while the thermal lining stamps out chill, and the molded Wave-Siping outsole delivers stable traction whether you're walking in rain, snow, or muddy conditions. The three-eye lace-up construction and higher-cut silhouette give it a rugged-meets-refined feel, making it easy to pair with jeans, flannel, or workwear for everyday winter wear. It's a practical, weather-ready boot that skips the fuss while delivering comfort and utility.
Presented by Sperry.
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Fired Up
Dead tired, soaked to the bone, full of doubt and on the endless campaign trail. Former President Barack Obama stepped into a small room with a small crowd of about 20 twenty people in Greenwood, South Carolina, with a sense of dread. And then, in the back of the room, a woman began to chant: "Fired up! Ready to go!" 12 artists came together to animate a part of a speech by Mr. Obama describing how these words put the hope back in his historic run for the Presidency.
1960 Maserati 3500 GT Spyder Vignale
There was a time when Neptune's trident meant dominating performances at the highest levels of motorsport. Racing legends Juan Miguel Fangio and Stirling Moss helped put Maserati at the top of international motorsport with the 250F, the Formula One car which is a direct ancestor to the 3500 GT featured here. The 3500 GT was Maserati's first serially produced road car, a turn from their production of racing cars only. Owner Phillipe Reyns explains the history of this landmark Maserati and why making road cars became critical to the marquee's survival.
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8-Bit Rogue One
You almost want to feel bad for The Empire. Their plans are always getting stolen, their Death Stars are always getting blow up, and they can't teach a single Stormtrooper to hit what they're shooting at. And Electronic Arts can't make a good Star Wars game. Sadly, the best we can do is wonder what could have been with this imagining of Rogue One as an 8-bit Double Dragon-style game.
The Silhouettes of Roger Deakins
As cinematographer for Skyfall, The Shawshank Redemption, and a number of Coen Brothers projects, Roger Deakins has had his hand in dozens of Hollywood's most beautiful films, and has the Academy Awards to prove it. But of all his shots, none are more striking than his silhouettes. With scenes ranging from True Grit to the upcoming Blade Runner sequel, this video pulls together a stunning collection of his signature shots.
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FlavCity Supplements
FlavCity builds clean nutrition around real ingredients and bold flavor, offering protein powders, electrolytes, lattes, and supplements made without seed oils, refined sugar, or artificial additives. The lineup focuses on simple, recognizable formulas that make healthy choices easy to enjoy, delivering convenience without cutting corners on quality. For anyone tired of overprocessed wellness products, FlavCity offers a straightforward way to upgrade daily nutrition with taste and transparency.
Presented by FlavCity.
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SOREL Caribou Horizon GTX Boot
The original Caribou boot carried explorers across arctic landscapes to the top of the world and later became the world's first snowboarding boot, cementing its place as a cold-weather legend. The new Caribou Horizon GTX channels that same grit with refined leather, modern insulation, and premium Gore-Tex protection. Whether cutting through slush-slicked city streets or climbing toward the altitude of après escapes, the Caribou Horizon GTX keeps you moving in life's coldest moments. The horizon is calling—step boldly into adventure and the unknown.
Presented by SOREL.
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The Untold Truth of Rogue One
Rogue One, the first standalone story in the Star Wars universe, had a few growing pains along the way. From frequent rewrites, extensive reshoots, and all those scenes in the trailers that never made it into the movie, Rogue One had a rough path to the big screen. Looper digs into the process of how the Star Wars story came to be — starting with two lines from the crawl in Episode VI.
Inglourious Basterds Strudel
Hans Landa loves three things: choking famous actresses, smoking pipes, and a good strudel — not necessarily in that order. The ferocious SS officer from Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds did get what was coming to him, but before he did, he shared a glourious strudel with Shosanna, played by Mélanie Laurent. On this episode of Binging with Babish, the Babs shows you how to perfectly recreate the most famous strudel in film from scratch.
