The family gathers around the dinner table and stuffs their faces with turkey and stuffing, then you all fall asleep watching the football game. Everyone blames it on the turkey, but is it the real culprit? After breaking down some of the other foods on the menu, Wired has some theories on what causes your comatose state.
Eat your heart out, Steph Curry. Even the guy that holds almost every NBA 3-point record would have a hard time replicating this feat on the third try — a straight swish from 593.73 feet off the top of the Mauvoisin Dam in Switzerland.
As white and pure as the Icelandic snow, Sigfús B. Sverrisson's 1982 C3 Corvette fits in perfectly with the landscape. While many like to bash on the later models of the third-generation Corvette, the automobile is a hit in the island nation. Looking as good as it did 34 years ago, it turns heads like it's the 80s all over again, from police to passersby.
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With the passing of David Bowie, Alan Rickman, and Prince, there's been a number of celebrity deaths this year. In the latest Billy on the Street clip, Billy Eichner adds Seth Rogen to the list when he tells bystanders the Sausage Party actor is dead. There's a mix of shock, sadness, and confusion among fans, and an enormous amount of embarrassment and regret from Rogen.
Something strange is happening in Hawkins, Indiana. People are disappearing. When a group young friends loses one of their own, they're determined to find out what happened. Bookshelf Productions recreates the Netflix series down to the smallest detail in this animated LEGO brick film.
As the weather warms up, a linen suit is a wardrobe must. Luca Faloni reimagines the classic silhouette to give the casual set a tailored look. Crafted in Northern Italy from pure linen, the Luca Faloni Linen Suit is treated with a Relax Formula, giving the piece natural stretch and enhanced breathability. The single-breasted blazer features a slim fit and is half-lined to keep the piece light, while the trousers come with pleats and a fitted profile. They're both finished with sartorial details to further elevate the overall look.
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In the early days of drag racing, the drivers would burn rubber all the way down the track — no smoky burnouts and then lining up for the lights. Dave Nelson and his front-engined rail dragster race the original way. This time, though, Dave added a wicked twist: dousing the tires with gasoline, lighting it up, and burning fire for a 1/4 mile.
Living in a digital world, it's hard to believe that we didn't always have a camera in our back pocket. Animator Portero Delantero reminds us of the days when cameras had to be loaded with film and pictures took time to develop. Starting in 1900 with the Kodak Brownie, he takes us through an animated evolution of the last century of photography.
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