The Simpsons Disney Couch Gag
America's favorite animated family pays tribute to mother of American animation. This couch gag gives The Simpsons makeovers from the major stylistic eras of Disney artwork.
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No Small Parts: Linda Hunt
First gaining fame (and an Oscar) in The Year of Living Dangerously, actress Linda Hunt has went on to produce a prolific body of work. From film to television and voiceovers — Linda shows that being short of stature is no impediment to being successful, and there is no such thing as a small part.
Moleskine Game of Thrones Opening
For the sixth season of Game of Thrones, Moleskine took their favorite medium and recreated the opening sequence in epic papercraft. You also have your choice of covers with Game of Thrones-inspired artwork, giving a nice alternative to the classic black.
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CLAE Haywood Sneakers
CLAE's latest release, the Haywood, is a masterclass in modern court-style design — expertly crafted with premium Italian leather for elevated comfort, durability, and style. Since 2001, CLAE has been quietly reimagining iconic silhouettes with subtle, thoughtful updates that respect the clean lines of vintage court shoes while pushing them forward. The Haywood stays true to that legacy, blending timeless design with sophisticated materials built for everyday wear. Whether you're navigating airport terminals, stepping into a meeting, or heading out for the day, its versatile colorways and all-day comfort make it a go-to for any situation. One pair, endless possibilities.
Presented by CLAE.
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Squarespace
Having an online presence outside of social media is important. Squarespace makes it easy to create one. Whether launching a new site, revamping a current site, or just getting started, their mix of professionally designed templates, drag-and-drop editing, and integrated platform with e-commerce, blogging, and marketing tools makes it simple. Get started today with 10% off on a new plan with code UNCRATE.
Presented by Squarespace.
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X-Men: Apocalypse Trailer
The claws come out (see what we did there?) in the final trailer for the X-Men: Days of Future Past sequel. Yes, it appears Wolverine will make an appearance to clean up a mess for the students at Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters. See how it all unfold when the X-Men take on the first and most powerful mutant in history on May 27, 2016.
The Boss Prince Tribute
Bruce Springsteen paid his respects to Prince by opening his recent Brooklyn concert with purple lighting and a cover of "Purple Rain".
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Velasca Filòm Loafers
Velasca's Filòm Loafers fit like a glove — and that's no play on words. Made from the innermost layer of leather and buffed to give them their signature velvety texture, these suede shoes are washed with pumice stone for a lived-in look and feel, and hand-constructed using a tubular construction and sewn together by an internal seam called a Blake stitch, which helps the shoe flex with the natural flexing of your feet. A bit Ivy and inherently Italian, the shape references traditional college-style loafers, which were low-cut with a 'biscotto' shape. Now, they're a democratic everyman silhouette — but this iteration is for those with a keen sense of style and an eye for quality craftsmanship.
Presented by Velasca.
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Nike Ava Rover
Performance comfort gets an upgrade with the Nike Ava Rover. Engineered for the city and built for the daily hustle, the silhouette stacks responsive ReactX foam underfoot for all-day energy return and comfort, while a sleek, breathable upper is wrapped in durable mudguards for a locked-in feel. Lightweight, city-minded, and designed to move, the Ava Rover is the go-anywhere answer for those who don't stop moving, even on their days off.
Presented by Nike.
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How to End a Movie
Whether it's happy or sad, everyone loves a good ending. It's the final impression you're left with about the entire movie. Now You See It analyzes the closing scene from some of the greatest films, like The Godfather and Psycho, to determine the formula for a great ending.
Balance
Cinematic camera techniques are making their way into drone footage in this montage of New York City, utilizing Alfred Hitchcock's vertigo-inspiring dolly zoom.
