The Taxi Composer
Despite having Ph.D. and an impressive body of work, modernist classical composer Christopher Fulkerson has been making a living as a cab driver for the last 23 years.
Despite having Ph.D. and an impressive body of work, modernist classical composer Christopher Fulkerson has been making a living as a cab driver for the last 23 years.
Another look at Jeremy Renner, Rachel Weisz, and Edward Norton's continuation of the Bourne series based on Robert Ludlum's novels. In theaters August 3, 2012.
Universal Studios has transformed a 60,000 square foot building into a $40 million Transformers cage match. The park's most technically advanced ride ever consists of 2,000 feet of track, 14 giant screens, and 3D images created by Industrial Light and Magic, taking you through a full-on firefight between Autobot and Decepticon.
Even after 55 years, the original Thomas Crown Affair remains a favorite among movie buffs. This image from 1967 captures a scene from the film where the Millionaire businessman, played by Steve McQueen, is reading The Wall Street Journal and smoking a cigarette while eating breakfast on the rooftop. The photo is printed on Fuji crystal archive paper, numbered and certified, and comes encased inside a hand-made solid wood white or black frame that's ready to hang. Limited edition of 495.
If you care about your spirits and cocktails, odds are you already use large cubes (or spheres) of ice to chill your drinks when necessary. This tray from Ash Harbor can elevate your ice from a simple shape to a design. It's made from aluminum, which quickly turns ambient heat into patterns on the ice, with multiple designs on board and the ability to hold 12 2" x 2" cubes at a time, and a silicone tray underneath to hold the runoff. Like steaks on a hot grill, simply leave them for a few seconds per side to see the results, then drop them in a glass, pour your drink, and enjoy.
A late-night time-lapse featuring groundkeepers preparing the Flordia course for the Tournament Players Club at Sawgrass.
Cute Cambodian kids trying to pronounce Marry Poppins' 34-letter word is anything but atrocious.
After the Sauber F1 Team mechanics sliced their BMW Sauber F1.08 right down the middle, Chief Designer Matt Morris gives an in-depth anatomy lesson on the inner-workings of a Formula One race car.
Pringles joins the tiny hand movement with its own tribe of shrunken extremities. NSFW.
One of the greatest novelists of the 20th Century, Ernest Hemingway's straightforward, no-nonsense style paved the way for a generation of writers who followed in his footsteps. This Uncrate-only ten-volume collection, updated to now include Hemingway's arguably most classic work, The Old Man and The Sea, is designed with the author's iconic signature and all black jackets that are sure to stand out on any bookshelf. Each book is from Scribner Classics, Hemingway's publisher while he was alive and publisher's of the best editions of his works to this day.
Available Only At Uncrate in this 10 Book Set:
The Old Man and The Sea
For Whom The Bell Tolls
Across the River and Into the Trees
A Farewell to Arms
Green Hills of Africa
Islands in the Stream
The Sun Also Rises
Death in the Afternoon
Selected Letters 1917-1961
The Short Stories
The nylon military strap has been standard field watch equipment since the 1960s. The nylon-and-leather strap configuration leans into outdoor use, with earth-tone dials suited to time away from pavement. The khaki green (HDB008) reads as a straightforward field watch; the brown (HDB009) is warmer, closer to a vintage military dial. Both run the 4R36 automatic at 41 hours of power reserve inside a 41mm stainless case, with a rotating compass bezel, LumiBrite indices, and a see-through caseback. Water resistance is 330 feet.
The bank robbery scene from The Dark Knight mashed to perfection with Hitchcock's classic Vertigo score.
The Art of Making series condensed 299 hours of blood, sweat, and tears into a three-minute film, highlighting the craftsmanship behind guitar maker Vassilis Lazarides' handmade Flamenco guitars.