The Dictator Spills Jong-Il's Ashes
Sacha Baron Cohen promoted his movie The Dictator by sprinkling Kim Jong-il's ashes all over the Oscars' red carpet and Ryan Seacrest. We hope he still had enough for Halle Berry's chest.
Sacha Baron Cohen promoted his movie The Dictator by sprinkling Kim Jong-il's ashes all over the Oscars' red carpet and Ryan Seacrest. We hope he still had enough for Halle Berry's chest.
The world is ending at 4:44 a.m. and Shanyn Leigh is spending her last hours with Willem Dafoe. Kind of depressing. In limited theaters March 23, 2012.
Nike updates the Free Metcon 7 with improved midfoot containment while retaining its signature Nike Free flexibility. Designed for a barefoot-like feel, the shoe uses a lightweight upper that moves easily between dynamic training and explosive lifts. A redesigned lacing system replaces Flywire cables with a webbed structure integrated into an inner sleeve for a more secure fit. Underfoot, a dual-density foam setup delivers a stable heel and softer forefoot, balancing support and flexibility for high-intensity sessions.
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Bar soap rarely gets an upgrade, but the Duke Cannon Soap Puck rethinks the format with a compact, palm-sized design built for grip, portability, and longevity. Triple-milled for a denser, longer-lasting bar, it delivers a rich lather while holding up better than typical soaps, making it just as suited for daily showers as it is for gym bags and travel kits. Formulated with natural oils and free of phthalates, it cleans without overcomplicating things, while the rounded puck shape feels deliberate in hand. It's a small shift in form that turns a basic essential into something more considered and durable.
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Mike Myers just the way we like him, dishing out Judo chops with a British accent. Kevin Kline gets a refresher course in Oscar Etiquette from Sir Cecil Worthington.
Henry Inglis and Aaron McCann snap through the Central Institute of Technology in hands-down the best ad for higher education you'll find on the internet.
It looks like the honeymoon is over for these two.
The most heart-wrenching destruction of polluting, inanimate structures you'll ever see. Their faces are so sad.
Born from a waffle iron experiment by Bill Bowerman, Nike's Waffle Racer returns with updated materials and a modern build. Originally released as the "Moon Shoe," the silhouette keeps its low-profile, track-inspired design while swapping in knit and suede uppers across new 2026 colorways. A foam midsole adds everyday comfort, while the signature waffle outsole delivers the same traction that defined the original. The result is a retro runner that balances heritage design with easy wearability.
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Smart cleaning doesn't have to start at the top of the market, and this entry-level model is built to prove it. Designed as an accessible all-in-one system, it pairs strong suction with automated features like self-maintenance, 100°C hot water washing, and auto-dispensing to handle the essentials without constant oversight. A dual-extend design helps it reach tighter areas, while the all-in-one station keeps upkeep largely hands-free. The result is a streamlined introduction to automated floor care, delivering reliable performance and convenience without stepping into flagship pricing.
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It's nice to know that the next time Charlie Brown falls for Lucy's cheap football trick, he's covered.
Adriana Lima, Chuck Liddell and Motley Crue rev up your subconscious for Kia's 2012 Super Bowl commercial.