The time is right meow for a Super Troopers sequel. After 17 years, the Broken Lizard comedy group returns to the Vermont state police force. This time Rob Lowe joins in on the shenanigans as the crew ventures into Canada to set up a new highway patrol. Starring Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin Heffernan, Steve Lemme, Paul Soter and Erik Stolhanske, the film is set for a fitting April 20, 2018 release.
There's a whole generation of people that will never know the joy of pressing their face up against an old-school CRT television and trying to see how it works. This video by the Slow Mo Guys demonstrates how a CRT TV creates an image by scanning side-to-side, top-to-bottom in far less than the blink of an eye. Using film speed as low as one-millionth of a second, you can see how it works like never before.
Based on the Dan Simmons' novel, The Terror follows the Royal Navy as they attempt to discover the Northwest Passage. Lead by Captain John Franklin, the crew navigates the icy waters of the Arctic enduring frigid temperatures, dwindling resources, and an unknown darkness. The series is produced by Ridley Scott which means we'll automatically be tuning in for the premiere March 26, 2018, on AMC.
Rowing machines engage 86% of your muscles and can burn up to 400 calories in just 20 minutes. Hydrow might be the best rower in the world, combining those workout benefits into a sleek new tech-savvy machine. Hydrow is made with commercial-grade components, with a 10-roller smooth gliding seat, and has been tested to last for over 3 million cycles. It also features a 22" HD touchscreen monitor with a hi-fi speaker for over 5,000 workouts led by Olympians and world-class athletes, stretching beyond rowing to cover HIIT, circuit training, yoga, and more. From 11/8-11/14, shoppers can enjoy $400 off the Pro and $200 off the Wave as part of Hydrow's BFCM Preview Sale.
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Rubber wasn't commonly seen on sunglasses in the 1940s. So while the frame of Persol's 3048S might be inspired by designs of that era, the rubberized finish of its acetate body is firmly grounded in modern times. The silhouette has a high bridge to better fit faces with lower cheekbones, and the crystal lenses are a polarized green for improved visibility around water and less eye stress in day-to-day situations. Made in Italy, they also sport the brand's signature Meflecto flexible stem system for a comfortable fit, and arrive with a carry case and cleaning cloth.
In the future, science has greatly expanded the lifetime of humans, to the point where natural death is nearly an unheard of experience. The Dreaveler corporation has stepped in to fill the gap, offering a kind of VR euthanasia for those ready to shed the mortal coil.
Her father is missing, and stumbling onto a secret leads her to where she thinks he might be. Discovering a plot that could hold the fate of the world in the balance, Lara Croft is the only one that can stop it. Starring Alicia Viklander, the reboot of the Tomb Raider franchise is scheduled for a Spring 2018 release.
Inspired by combat fatigues from the 1970s, Taylor Stitch's Surplus shirt is a versatile addition to any wardrobe. It's crafted from sateen, a fabric originally introduced to US troops as a lighter-weight option for jungle warfare, but here it's reversed for a smooth interior and textured interior, then washed for a lived-in feel. Details include two button patch chest pockets with a pen slot on the left, a one-piece collar, a double-layer back yoke, and a cut that's fitted at the chest with a straight fit through the body and a shorter back length for untucked wear, whether on its own or as a shacket.
The ancient Japanese stitching pattern sashiko was originally developed to add durability to workwear. Taylor Stitch puts it to use in its Apres Robe, building it from a 9-oz. 100% organic cotton weave with a slub texture. Details include two welt hand pockets, a removable belt at the waist, and subtle tailoring. In addition, each one is washed for a softer out-of-the-box feel that will only improve over the years.
When the lead character is a humanoid amphibian, you can almost guarantee the film is going to have a fair amount of CGI. Top that with a period time-line and a government-run facility and you'll find yourself in a totally rendered world. In this video, the VFX masterminds behind Shape of Water reveal how the made Guillermo del Toro's vision a reality.
With its signature yellow border and stunning photography, the National Geographic cover stands as one of the most iconic in history. To see how it came to be, the magazine is going back to where it all started. This time-lapse begins with the very first issue from 1888 and goes through 130 years in just two minutes, highlighting the most memorable milestones alone the way.
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