The Star Wars That I Used To Know
Well, they saved the best Goyte parody for last (surely there isn't any other possibly parodies left to this song). Now, excuse us while we go watch the Star Wars that we used to know.
Well, they saved the best Goyte parody for last (surely there isn't any other possibly parodies left to this song). Now, excuse us while we go watch the Star Wars that we used to know.
We're sorry (no, not really) but watching people trip in public will never get old.
The 2012 Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors' Showcase was overtaken by a swarm of 16 quadrotors performing a mesmerizing light and music show. They're far too advanced. We're doomed.
Nature's Bounty covers the everyday essentials of a well-rounded supplement routine, from Super B-Complex and fish oil to magnesium glycinate, immune support, and formulas designed for stress and mood. Standouts include Super B-Complex with vitamin C, High Absorption Magnesium Glycinate with 240mg per serving, and Immune 24 Hour+ with Ester-C, vitamin D, zinc, elderberry, and echinacea. With a broad range of vitamins, minerals, and targeted supplements, it's a straightforward way to build a more personalized wellness regimen from a trusted name in nutritional supplements.
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Originally released in 1995, the Air Max 95 translated anatomy into footwear, with a midsole inspired by the spine, layered upper panels representing muscle fibers, and laces mimicking the ribs. The Air Max 95 Big Bubble Premium carries that unconventional design into the present with a mix of textile and synthetic leather reinforcing its signature wavy profile. Underfoot, oversized Max Air cushioning pairs with a foam midsole for lightweight comfort, while flex grooves encourage natural movement and a rubber outsole adds everyday durability. Thirty years after turning human anatomy into a running shoe, the Air Max 95 still looks unlike anything else on the pavement.
Presented by Nike.
TwisterNederland delivers another batch of cringe-worthy fails.
Disney/Pixar's latest animation Brave gets the SoundWorks treatment when the series meets up with director Mark Andrews, re-recording mixer and sound designer Gary Rydstrom, supervising sound editor Gwen Yates Whittle, and sound designer E.J. Holowicki.
Mama Mia! Artist Chris Carlson chalks up a 3D masterpiece with his Super Mario themed sidewalk creation.
Since it's the 10th birthday of the MicroKORG, it's only appropriate that Brett Domino and Steven Peavis work out a tribute to the synthesizer with a sexy LMFAO cover.
The HairMax PowerFlex 272 Laser Hair Growth Cap brings at-home laser light therapy into a wearable format designed to support healthier hair growth. Its 272 medical-grade lasers deliver light to the scalp to help reduce inflammation and stimulate cellular energy around the hair follicles, supporting the natural hair growth cycle. The result is a convenient, hands-free approach to promoting hair that looks fuller, denser, and more vibrant.
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Glean is bringing a more practical approach to enterprise AI, giving organizations a centralized way to search, understand, and act on the information scattered across their business. Its enterprise search creates a contextual knowledge graph that powers AI applications and agents, helping employees find information faster while automating repetitive tasks that can quietly consume hours of the workday. No-code tools and personalized AI assistance also make the platform accessible to employees regardless of technical expertise, providing a more secure and manageable alternative to the growing patchwork of shadow AI tools. The result is an enterprise AI platform designed to turn fragmented company knowledge into something employees can actually use.
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In case you missed him (although we're sure you didn't), John Mayer is back on the music scene after a two year vacation, and, surprisingly enough, he still has at least one fan left. Jimmy Thompson reignites our love affair with Draw Something with his fan-made video for "Queen of California."
The Ishikawa Oku Laboratory in Japan created a robotic hand that is unbeatable at Rock-Paper-Scissors, mainly because it's a cheating asshole.