The Get Down Trailer
New York, 1977. The city is on the brink of bankruptcy. The disco era is coming to a close, and a group of kids in the South Bronx are about to create a new form of music that will change the world.
New York, 1977. The city is on the brink of bankruptcy. The disco era is coming to a close, and a group of kids in the South Bronx are about to create a new form of music that will change the world.
Taking two Advil will never be the same after you watch this video. Shot with a Canon MP-E 65 and Canon 100mm L, a series of over-the-counter pills slowly get digested in this macro photography time-lapse. It's sort of like journeying to the unknown, with the unknown being your gut.
No one does anti-heroes like Quentin Tarantino, and if you need an entire team of them, Quentin is the man to call. Loose Crate Productions gives us a look at what might be if you put some of Tarantino's best characters together for one epic mission.
Born from the rugged DNA of the iconic Caribou boot - designed to withstand Canada's harshest winters - the Callsign Horizon sneaker is a bold architectural evolution: honoring the brand's legacy while looking towards the future. Available in two silhouettes for both men and women - Low GTX and Mid GTX - the collection fuses heritage utility with bold design. The Low leans into sneaker style with all-season performance, while the Mid, featuring a higher profile, is built to conquer both snowstorms and city streets.
Presented by Sorel.
The Hydrow Arc Rower is the next-gen, high-intensity upgrade in Hydrow's smart rower lineup—built for those who demand more from cardio. It features a larger 24-inch rotating HD display, electromagnetic drag resistance adjustable from 50-300 (with certain levels designed to mimic water) and a premium sound setup for immersive, stat-trackable workouts. The Arc retains the same structural robustness as its siblings—supporting up to 375 lbs, built with aluminum and steel frames—and elevates the experience with sharper visuals and upgraded performance tuning. It's Hydrow's premium choice for full-body training at home. Enjoy $100 off with code UNCRATE.
Presented by Hydrow.
The 1973 film The Exorcist is getting a small screen reboot on Fox. Two priests attempt to rid a family of demonic possession and come to doubt their own faith in the process.
Makeup artist Kiki G. has a new tutorial and it has nothing to do with smokey eyes or bronzers. Using the power of contouring, she paints the rugged good looks of Ron Swanson onto her own face. The resemblance is so uncanny, it has us craving bacon-wrapped shrimp and a scotch.
Nike's new Ava Rover continues to make major city-ready strides, now landing in a Beachy Light Orewood Brown/Washed Teal colorway that's equal parts modern and effortless. Built on a stacked ReactX foam midsole for plush, energetic cushioning, the silhouette keeps the weight down with an ultralight, technical woven upper and reductive rubber outsole that locks in a streamlined fit and street-tuned traction.
Presented by Nike.
For men navigating the milestones of modern life—building careers, raising families, chasing legacy—confidence matters, and it starts at the root. This Independence Day reclaim control and invest in clinically proven hair growth tech that works as hard as you do. From FDA-cleared laser devices to dermatologist-recommended treatments and supplements, each product is engineered to reverse the signs of thinning hair and restore your edge. Step into the next chapter looking forward, not back.
Presented by Hairmax.
One person on the street. 3-on-3 at a derelict playground. Under the lights in front of thousands of screaming fans — there are more ways to play and love basketball than any other sport. Pascal Heiduk declares his love for the game with this beautiful short film.
Jennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman reunite for a not-so-heartwarming holiday film. Unlike her Horrible Bosses character, Aniston is a Scrooge-like CEO trying to nix the office Christmas party. But when T.J. Miller, Kate McKinnon, Vanessa Bayer, and Olivia Munn are your co-workers, the Rite-Aid baby-making rages on. Directed by Josh Gordon & Will Speck, the film is due out just in time to put your own office shindig to shame December 9, 2016.