The Simpsons: 3 a.m.
When that really awful terrible thing happens, who do you want taking the doomsday call at three in the morning? Bill Clinton, obviously. The Simpsons puts their own spin on the Hillary Clinton campaign ad gaffe from 2008.
When that really awful terrible thing happens, who do you want taking the doomsday call at three in the morning? Bill Clinton, obviously. The Simpsons puts their own spin on the Hillary Clinton campaign ad gaffe from 2008.
Jack White's label Third Man Records is entering its seventh year. To celebrate, their playing the first record in space. Engineered by Kevin Carrico, the White Stripes Frontman launched a custom space-ready turntable called the Icarus Craft on a high-altitude balloon over Marsing, Idaho. Once it reached an altitude of 94,413 feet, the turntable played Third Man's three millionth record pressed.
The Tour de France is the world's preeminent cycling road race. Sam Pilgrim is one of the world's top off-road cyclists. Pilgrim heads to the Peloton to find a slightly different route to the finish line.
Hubble Contacts delivers FDA-approved daily lenses to your door with a no-hassle subscription that's high-quality, affordable, and free of hidden fees. Designed for all-day comfort, it's a modern, mission-driven fix for overpriced eye care. Skip the store, see the world clearly, and keep your budget intact.
Presented by Hubble.
Designed for performance and everyday comfort, the Men's Sport Trainer Sock Bundle showcases six pairs of premium organic cotton socks built for movement. Featuring a blister tab, cushioned sole, and ribbed arch bands, they provide superior support whether you're crushing a workout or relaxing during the weekend. Crafted in England from GOTS-certified organic cotton, these socks prioritize sustainability and ensure ethical sourcing and fair working conditions. A seamless toe finish adds a touch of luxury, proving that high-performance gear doesn't have to compromise comfort or style.
Presented by Peper Harow.
Remember when MTV was great? Instead of this Teen Mom crap, they had shows like Beavis + Butthead, Road Rules, and Daria. They're getting ready to bring back all the good stuff by launching a new channel, featuring all the their classics. Get your MTV back when VH1 Classic becomes MTV Classic August 1, 2016.
Microbursts are some of the most dangerous natural phenomena for aircraft. The sudden, powerful downdrafts have been linked to several fatal aircraft crashes in the past, and they can appear without warning. This timelapse of a microburst over Phoenix, Arizona shows how sudden the weather effect can happen.
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.
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When brunch isn't in the cards, reach for Raw Organic Meal Replacement Powder—a truly clean, all-in-one shake that packs 20 g of organic plant-based protein, 6 g of fiber, and a full spectrum of vitamins, minerals, probiotics, and enzymes from 44 raw superfoods. It's USDA Organic, Non-GMO, vegan, gluten- and dairy-free—and tastes shockingly smooth for something so loaded. Just shake it with water or almond milk and you've got a whole-food meal that fuels the hustle, not the junk.
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Kanye West has added some visuals to his The Life of Pablo track "Wolves." Part music video and part fashion ad, the video is a combination of the rapper's two passions. The seven-minute clip sees West, Vic Mensa, Sia, his wife Kim Kardashian, and a slew of models, including Kylie Jenner, Cindy Crawford, and Jourdan Dunn, all covered in Balmain and tears.
For one year, NASA's EPIC camera took one picture every two hours of the sunlit side of Earth. Stitching the images together in one epic timelapse, watch what a year looks like from approximately one million miles away in space.