The McRib Legend
In celebration of the return of the McRib, we decided to reveal the truth behind its origin.
In celebration of the return of the McRib, we decided to reveal the truth behind its origin.
For all you popcorn lovers, it looks like you better learn some first aid. This hot, buttery bowl of goodness could be the end of you.
In order to initiate their new bike, and possibly relieve some tension, Neil Pryde Bikes set their latest bike on fire and rochambeaued it to see who would get to ride it. Apparently this guy lost.
Unlike traditional weight loss treatments, Hims takes a clinical approach that addresses the underlying factors affecting your weight. Based on your unique needs, personalized plans and prescription options are available to align with your weight loss goals, including oral medications and GLP-1 injections. This approach combines medication with ongoing access to medical providers, meal plans, recipes, exercise guides, and sleep support. Now available 100% online or in the app, expert treatment starts at $69/month, with GLP-1 plans starting at $199/month. Streamline your program and prioritize life.
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Legendary designer Tinker Hatfield drew inspiration from Parisian architecture to reestablish Air technology as a leader in cushioning. The Nike Air Max DN8 Summit takes Hatfield's advanced Dynamic Air technology and condenses it into a sleek, low-profile silhouette. Dual-chambered tubes with precisely tuned pressure levels shift airflow with each step and compression, delivering responsive cushioning throughout the stride. The Dynamic Air unit sits directly above the rubber outsole for a lower, more stable profile, while the lightweight upper radiates energy through breathable mesh. Wrapped in a bold, high-contrast colorway, the DN8 Summit presents a sleek and modern interpretation of Nike's evolving Air platform.
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If you're a super nerd, you'd know that Apple has delayed its white iPhone 4 like five times already, bringing many of us to tears on a daily basis. Here's the banned promo from Apple.
The story of a lone commuter during his not so normal journey to work. This short film was shot entirely on a Nokia N8 Smartphone.
Don't write them off because they are keeping it indoors. This is just where they test out this crazy stuff.
A five minute film shot without the help of computer effects, blue screens, or digital animation and instead nylon wires, cardboard, crepe paper and old-fashioned sweat.
Nike's NBA All-Star Collection brings together performance gear and off-court staples in a lineup built to reflect the league's biggest stars. Spanning over 150 pieces, the collection moves from technical essentials like Dri-FIT basketball shorts to street-ready layers including the All-Star Weekend Pullover. Footwear anchors the drop with signature models like the Giannis Freak 7 and the Kobe IX Elite Low EM Protro, tying current performance to legacy influence from players who defined the game. Limited jerseys round out the release, offering a direct link to All-Star history. It's a collection designed to carry the attitude of allstars beyond the court.
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MetMo creates mechanical function and satisfaction into a compact, handheld format with the Pocket Grip. Combining five tools—parallel wrench, pliers, hex driver, tap, and clamp—into a single titanium body, it reimagines a century-old concept for modern carry. Adaptive jaws conform to irregular shapes, handling everything from tightening fasteners to pulling nails with controlled leverage. Precision-machined and built for durability, the Pocket Grip slips easily into a pocket or tool roll without sacrificing capability. It's a compact piece of hardware designed for those who appreciate tools that feel as good to use as they are engineered.
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Canon gets crazy with colors. "Sound sculptures created from paint, using sound frequencies to organically design these formations."
Almost too fast to film, even with extreme slow-mo cameras.