The Hidden Lore of Don't Hug Me I'm Scared
Is it possible to deconstruct something so deconstructed? The Film Theorists take a shot at the possible hidden meanings behind the massively popular Don't Hug Me I'm Scared series.
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Performance-Enhancing Drugs and Your Body
We all know using performance-enhancing drugs is cheating. In the world of professional athletics, money, championships, records, and medals often proves too enticing. But the toll the drugs take on the body and reputation can have effects that last a lifetime.
TJ Miller Tried to Dance with Paris Hilton
The best part of being in Hollywood? The parties, obviously. Silicon Valley's TJ Miller relates that one time he went to a pre-Emmys party and tried (rather unsuccessfully) to dance with Paris Hilton.
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Fishwife Albacore Tuna with Spanish Lemon
Fishwife's albacore tuna is paired with cold-pressed lemon juice from Spain's Mediterranean coast, packed by hand in 100% Spanish olive oil at a traditional cannery founded in 1869. Albacore is prized as the finest variety of tuna, and Fishwife sources theirs from the Bay of Biscay, hook-and-line caught for quality and sustainability. Each 3.2-ounce BPA-free tin delivers 17 grams of protein, and the bright, citrus-forward flavor works as well straight from the can as it does stirred into pasta, layered over a salad nicoise, or piled onto a sandwich. Sold in a 3-pack.
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The Y Code Advanced Eye Serum
Keeping dark circles and puffiness around the eye at bay is an easy way to keep your overall face looking younger and more vibrant. The Y Code's Well-Kept Advanced Eye Serum was formulated to do exactly that. Highly concentrated, its mix of naturally derived ingredients like beetroot extract and wild ginger is formulated to work fast, reducing puffiness, optimizing Vitamin D consumption, and minimizing fine lines and wrinkles with continued use. Melanin adaptive technology works instantly to cover dark circles, and also means there are three different formulas, with M covering 85% of skin tones, M+ covering the 10% darkest, and M- made for the 5% lightest.
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China's Elevated Bus
China's finally getting their insane lane-straddling bus on the road. The elevated alternative spans 72-feet long and 25-feet wide and rides above the street, allowing cars to pass underneath to help reduce traffic. Although it was limited to a 300 meter track, the bus took its first test run in Qinhuangdao on Tuesday, taking it one step closer to picking up passengers in cities around the globe.
The Influences and References of Wes Anderson
Art is sometimes as much the work of those before as the artist themselves. Rarely does that hold true as often as in film. This side-by-side supercut details a few of the inspirations Wes Anderson has found in the work of directors past.
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Worst Heroes Ever
DC Comic's Suicide Squad has been together since the 50s, but are making their first big screen debut this year. A government-sponsored group of career criminals, they're thrown together to fight crime — because who knows more about crime than master criminals?
The Fastest Electric Car Ever Isn't a Tesla
Clocking in at 205.6 mph, this 2006 Corvette Z06 has just beaten the land speed record for the fastest electric vehicle. The V8 engine has been replaced with twin electric motors to produce over 600 horsepower. But if you want to own this record-breaking ride, it's going to cost you about three Teslas.
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Porsche: A Passion for Power
Celebrating 75 years of Porsche performance, Porsche: A Passion for Power takes readers on a visual journey through the brand's evolution—from the original Type 356 No. 1 to today's electric Taycan. Photographer René Staud's striking studio images, captured with his signature technique, reveal every curve and contour in vivid detail, while Porsche historian Tobias Aichele adds rich context and model history throughout. Finished with a silver-foil cover and glossy pages, it's a coffee table book that embodies the same precision and power that define Porsche itself.
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London Sock Co. Retro Striped Socks
London Sock Co.'s Retro Stripe Collection draws from vintage athletic wear, bringing the timeless appeal of retro varsity-inspired stripes into everyday rotation. Knitted from a soft organic cotton blend with a comfortable ribbed construction, the mid-calf socks strike the balance between nostalgic sport styling and modern versatility. Their understated design pairs just as naturally with broken-in denim and suede sneakers as it does with loafers, chinos, or weekend shorts. Produced using carbon-free manufacturing and hand-finished for a refined feel, the Retro Stripe Collection is the finishing touch to a great outfit.
Presented by London Sock Co.
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How Long Should Steak Be Dry Aged?
The norm for a dry-aged steak is about 28 days. At Knife in Dallas, they don't even put a ribeye on the menu under 45 days, about double the normal time. In this episode of The Meat Show, Nick Solares pushes his carnivorous status to the limits by tasting five cuts all ranging from 45 to a gnarly 420 days, and lives to tell about it.
Papermeal Ramen
This wonderfully prepared bowl of ramen looks exquisite — unfortunately, it's made out of paper. YellDesign's stop-motion animations are fun to watch as they would be to eat, if they were real. If you have a hunger for more papercraft, check out their penne meatballs or banana split.
