The Boss Prince Tribute
Bruce Springsteen paid his respects to Prince by opening his recent Brooklyn concert with purple lighting and a cover of "Purple Rain".
Bruce Springsteen paid his respects to Prince by opening his recent Brooklyn concert with purple lighting and a cover of "Purple Rain".
Whether it's happy or sad, everyone loves a good ending. It's the final impression you're left with about the entire movie. Now You See It analyzes the closing scene from some of the greatest films, like The Godfather and Psycho, to determine the formula for a great ending.
Cinematic camera techniques are making their way into drone footage in this montage of New York City, utilizing Alfred Hitchcock's vertigo-inspiring dolly zoom.
Born on the gridiron, reborn for the streets — the Nike Field General returns, reshaped for a new era. Once worn by quarterbacks calling shots under Friday night lights, this latest drop revives that same fearless spirit in a silhouette built for city grit. Cloaked entirely in supple leather, the cacao-toned upper delivers a refined take on vintage toughness, while the Waffle sole keeps its '80s roots alive with every step. A padded collar, full cupsole stitch, and foam midsole lock in comfort and durability, making this a sneaker that doesn't just honor history—it commands it.
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Built for pavement, packed trains, and unpredictable forecasts, the Nike C1TY Premium Cordura is urban armor for your feet. Reinforced with abrasion-resistant mesh, suede, and a rugged toe box, it's designed to handle the friction of real street life—whether that's dodging scooters in SoHo or clocking miles through Tokyo alleyways. The dual-stiffness Waffle outsole grips everything from wet subway steps to rooftop lounges, while a cupsole build and flexible foam keep the ride comfortable from sunrise hustle to midnight wind-down. Tap into the rhythm of city living, giving your daily circuit the grip, grit, and style it deserves.
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The The Brookhaven Experiment is a survival horror game for HTC's Vive virtual reality system, and by all accounts it's a terrifying experience. This woman finds out exactly how scary it is, calling it quits after only one wave.
It's the fight of the century. Everyone has their favorite, whether it's the California-born In-n-Out or the East coast's Shake Shack. With there only being a couple cities in the world housing both chains, this rumble heads to Austin, Texas. There, The Meat Show host Nick Solares puts the Double-Double and the ShackBurger against each other in the ultimate burger battle.
Low-calorie and alcohol-free, Five's Infuzed THC Seltzers let you unwind with no regrets. They're designed to replace traditional booze, with 2mg of delta-9 THC, 2mg of CBD, and additional cannabinoids to deliver good vibes with every sip. The buzz will begin in under 15 minutes, and because it's plant-powered, you can relax and enjoy the ride without worrying about the hangover that inevitably follows. Naturally flavored in Black Cherry, Grapefruit, and Guava Passionfruit, each refreshing can is just 40 calories, allowing you to savor the moment guilt-free.
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Levi's® has been defining American denim since 1873 — and the 512 Slim Taper carries that legacy into the modern day with precision and ease. Designed for those who want a clean silhouette without going full skinny, the 512 strikes the perfect balance with a slim fit through the thigh and a tailored taper to the ankle. It's crafted with Levi's® Flex for all-day movement and finished with sustainable details like TENCEL™ Lyocell and recycled water. Whether you're dressing it up or beating it up, this is the evolution of a classic — built to go wherever you do.
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In the 9th century, the Vikings carried swords of an unknown origin and made of uncommonly strong steel, the likes of which wasn't seen in Europe until the 17th century. Wisconsin blacksmith Richard Furrer has researched these Ulfberht swords and crafts a very respectable reproduction.
After the earthquakes of 2015, Jeremy Collins travelled to Nepal to help the people in their recovery and rebuilding. But for all the work he did, he found that the biggest change came within himself.