Steroids aren't just for muscles any more. In the exploding realm of competitive gaming, or esports, teams and individual gamers are experimenting with brain-enhancing compounds known as nootropics. Ben Watley and Alex Novosad sit down with Motherboard to talk about how nootropics boost their gameplay and the nootropics company that sponsors them.
Unfortunately, HBO's miniseries The Night Of has already come and gone, setting itself up nicely for a possible second season. Fingers crossed. While the characters and the script were important, the framing used by directors Steven Zaillian and James Marsh played and important role in telling the dark story surrounding the murder of Andrea Cornish. In this supercut, Zackery Ramos-Taylor edits together scenes to further explore the show's use of the "rule of thirds."
90s arcade classic NBA Jam wouldn't have been the game we love without the real teams and stars of the Nation Basketball Association. During production, Midway put together this demo reel highlighting the graphics and technology behind the game in a bid to get the NBA to licensing. As we know, the effort was a success and NBA Jam went on to become one of the most popular sports games of the 90s.
The thinner tees that make for comfortable summer wear also tend to be less than ideal when cooler weather arrives. Crafted from thick, 7oz 100% cotton Japanese mock twist jersey fabric, National Athletic Goods' V Pocket Tee is ideal for layering when the temperature dips. As the name suggests, it has a subtle pocket on the left chest, with V-shaped stitching detail at the front center of the ribbed crew neck and a vintage-style rayon label.
Taken in 1939 by Fortune Magazine staff photographer Margaret Bourke-White, this exceptional snapshot captures a Douglas 4 airplane flying over the Manhattan skyline. Printed to order on Fuji crystal archive paper, numbered and certified, and comes encased inside a hand-made solid wood black frame that's ready to hang. Limited edition of 495.
No waves? No problem. Top skimboarder Austin Keen harnesses one horsepower and a boat to pull off some awesome lakefront stunts.
It's hard to believe that it's been 25 years since Arnold Schwarzenegger brought back the T-800 for James Cameron;s Terminator follow-up. To pay tribute to the release of the sequel, Arnie's son Joseph Baena perfectly recreated the classic "Bad to the Bone" scene from the 1991 film. Looks like titanium hyper alloy endoskeletons run in the family.
Whether your Ford has a few miles on it and needs a few upgrades or if it's new and just needs some personalization, Ford Accessories has you covered. For the performance-minded, there are upgraded suspension and exhaust systems, cold air intakes, and brake kits. Exterior upgrades include custom-fit running boards, splash guards, aerodynamic roof racks, and cargo carriers, while inside there are premium floor liners and cargo management systems. Technology moves fast, so upgrades like infotainment updates, advanced driver-assist technologies, and blind-spot monitoring systems can bring aging vehicles into line with modern lifestyles.
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Toys made for her often vibrate. The male anatomy only vibrates as much as we can move our body. The Trojan Dual Pleasure Vibrating Ring splits the difference. It's made with a soft-touch ring that helps extend the sessions for him, connected to a ribbed vibrating to stimulate her. Crafted from soft-touch silicone, it's water-resistant to survive wet play, offers eight different intensities for personalized pleasure, and is USB rechargeable so it's good for multiple sessions, no matter how long they last.
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"It's not art unless you can sell it for lots of money". When a Banksy hits the streets, it garners worldwide attention. The police consider it vandalism and collectors consider it a goldmine. With interviews from noted graffiti artists Ben Eine, Risk, Revok, and Niels Mueman, this documentary follows one man's struggle to keep Banksy's art safe from destruction and the auction block.
In 2002, an accident left Kanye West with a broken jaw. Two weeks later, he recorded his debut single as an artist with his jaw wired shut. Being nearly unable to use his voice reinforced Kanye's view of the human voice as the most versatile instrument, something that became the bedrock of his approach to music. Vox looks at Kanye's career, his influences, and the way he manipulates the voice as the dominate instrument in his music.
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