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James Wallace & The Naked Night are in the eye of the beholder in this single shot music video by Paul Greenhouse.
James Wallace & The Naked Night are in the eye of the beholder in this single shot music video by Paul Greenhouse.
Pam, Jim, Dwight, and Roy share some laughs and shed some tears as they bid farewell to The Office. The series finale will air May 16, 2013 on NBC.
Cinema Sins returns from extinction to find the faults in the Spielberg classic.
Simple Life takes a more approachable approach to weight management, replacing rigid dieting and calorie counting with personalized habits, daily guidance, and a little help from AI. The app builds a plan around your goals and lifestyle, then brings together food and hydration tracking, movement, fasting, weight progress, and personalized insights in one streamlined experience. Its Avo AI coach provides daily check-ins and tailored guidance, while tools like the NutriScanner make logging meals and understanding what you're eating easier. It's a modern wellness platform built around consistency rather than extremes, designed to make healthier routines feel more manageable in everyday life.
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After redefining luxury skincare, Augustinus Bader is applying the same scientific rigor to haircare. Powered by Professor Augustinus Bader's patented TFC8 technology, a platform backed by more than 30 years of research, the collection is designed to support healthier, stronger, and fuller-looking hair from root to tip while addressing signs of damage and scalp imbalance. The lineup spans everything from The Shampoo and The Conditioner to targeted treatments like The Hair Oil, The Leave-In Hair Treatment, The Scalp Treatment, and The Hair Revitalizing Complex supplement, with each formula clinically tested to deliver measurable results. Rather than masking problems, Augustinus Bader's approach focuses on creating the ideal environment for healthier hair, bringing the same breakthrough innovation that transformed skincare to an entirely new category.
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We're still trying to figure out which is worse: kids beating the crap out of each other for over two straight minutes or this bizarre Russian rap song.
From Alaska to Argentina, Alex Chacon takes a 500 day tour through the Americans on his KLR 650.
British film pioneer Claude Frisse-Greene gives us a colour tour of a vintage London.
After a few guest appearances, Michael J. Fox is making a return to television with this upcoming sitcom. The new NBC series is centered around a news anchor who is trying to return to work while dealing with Parkinson's, teenagers, and Marie Schrader. Check it out Thursdays this fall.
As the school year ramps up, so does time spent online, making back-to-school season a natural time to refresh your digital security. Webroot offers flexible protection for computers, phones, and tablets, with standalone options or multi-device bundles covering everything from suspicious links and malware to network monitoring and password management. Built to work quietly in the background, Webroot uses less device space and installs and scans quickly, helping keep everyday browsing, homework, and family routines running smoothly without unnecessary interruptions. With plans for one, three, or five devices and savings of up to 40%, it's a straightforward way to add a little more peace of mind to the new school year.
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Nike's Vapor Pro 3 delivers the bounce and explosiveness needed to maximize support in any hard-court scenario. Springy Air Zoom cushioning and a new rubber compound make the shoe the lightest Vapor yet, while the same midsole foam and outsole tread from the Vapor 2 continue to secure your footing for sharper cuts during side-to-side rallies and quick scrambles at the net. Structurally refined with a deeper flex notch for improved flexibility and responsiveness, the Vapor Pro 3 is ready from the opening serve to wherever life takes you long after the final point.
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Facebook moving around the stuff on our profiles can be so annoying, but when they try to rearrange the stuff in our lives, that's where we draw the line.
During his 60 Minutes interview with Charlie Rose, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates explains how he is using his 67 billion dollar fortune to make the world a better place, curing one deadly disease at a time.