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.
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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Built for laid-back days and easy transitions, the Nike Calm Men's Mules deliver off-duty comfort in a sleek, water-friendly design. Molded from a single piece of contoured foam, they offer a seamless fit with subtle grip, airy cutouts, and a removable heel strap for a custom feel. Made with sustainable materials and finished in neutral tones or RealTree camo, they're the effortless slip-ons for wherever life takes you.
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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.
Born in 1977 during Nike's formative years, the LD-1000 was pioneered with long-distance runners in mind—offering stability through every stride with its unique flared heel . As one of Nike's earliest forays into performance footwear, it helped cement the brand's innovative spirit at a time when its catalog was still lean and its reputation just taking form. Today, the LD-1000 returns with its original DNA intact, combining leather and textile uppers with a durable waffle outsole, bringing retro running heritage into a street-ready revival that honors the past while stepping into the present.
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Metro is rewriting the rules of wireless with its $40 Unlimited Plan—no activation fees, no ID required, and no surprises. Just $40, period, locks you into unlimited 5G data, talk, and text, plus a FREE 5G phone like the Samsung A16 or Moto G Power, backed by a 5-year price guarantee. Prefer to keep your device? The $25 BYOD Plan gives new customers unlimited 5G for just $25/month with AutoPay — no contracts, credit checks, or fine print. Both plans run on the T-Mobile network, now the best in the U.S. with perks like Scam Shield and T-Mobile Tuesdays baked in. Fewer fees, better tech, and pricing that stays put for half a decade—this is the smart money move in mobile.
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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.