Tony Stark Kill Count
It's no surprise that the biggest ego in the Marvel universe also has one of the biggest body counts. Tony Stark does two things very well: being a genius and killing people.
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360-Degree Tornado
Over the weekend, a tornado barreled its way through Wray, Colorado. While most people were running in the opposite direction, these insane storm chasers drove into the twister, even getting out of their cars at one point. The result was this surreal 360-degree footage.
What Makes The Perfect Burger
A tribute to food writer and proud carnivore Josh Ozersky, Knife's Ozersky Burger encompasses his idea of his perfect burger. Chef John Tesar's creations features boutique Black Angus meat, two slices of American cheese placed in the shape of the Star of David, and a slice of onion on top of generic bun . Ozersky's friend and The Meat Show host Nick Solares heads to Dallas to taste the burger for the first time.
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Twillory Air Blazer
The blazer never goes out of style — until summer comes and they're incredibly uncomfortable. Twillory's Air Blazer takes the heat out of wearing a blazer with a cooling, breathable mesh fabric. The Air Blazer isn't short on functionality or style, with a tailored fit and plenty of pockets. The double-vented fabric is wrinkle-free, machine washable, and four-way stretchable making for a perfectly comfortable fit all day long.
Presented by Twillory.
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Nike Book 1 Rattlesnake Basketball Shoes
With subtle looks and a low-cut silhouette, you'd be forgiven for thinking Nike's Book 1 was a casual shoe, as opposed to being custom-built for NBA All-Star Devin Booker. This specific colorway was inspired by a rattler Booker encountered while hiking with his dog, with the snake's scales incorporated into the Swoosh design. The upper is crafted from workwear-inspired canvas and twill, with leather across the forefoot, a suede collar, and a book spine-inspired pull tab. A plastic shank and sidewall cage help with stability, while the top-loaded Zoom Air unit in the heel provides responsive cushioning.
Presented by Nike.
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How Much It Costs to Give Birth in the US
Vox journalist Johnny Harris and his wife Isabel had a baby. Congratulations! Johnny tried to find out how much it costs to give birth at a hospital — the number one reason for hospital admissions in the US. Johnny failed miserably to find out something that seems so simple.
Breaking Bad Rap
Walter White builds empires. Walter Jr. builds breakfasts. Walt Jr. tells you what it's like growing up as the son of an entrepreneur unlike any other. Like father, like son. . . sort of.
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Kenny Flowers Heathered Navy Quarter Zip Pullover
The links are calling — even if it's a little chilly for those early tee times. The Kenny Flowers Heathered Navy Quarter Zip Pullover is the perfect companion for breezy, late spring days with a trim cut that fits easily as a top layer. This soft polyester blend quarter zip is ideal for the course or the office.
Presented by Kenny Flowers.
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Nom Nom Dog Food
In a stroke of evolutionary brilliance, dogs have made themselves indispensable to humans as workers and companions. That kind of sticktoitiveness — and those adorable faces — deserve the best when it comes to chow time. Nom Nom's line of freshly-made dog food gives your four-legged family member a balanced, nutrient-dense meal. The high-quality, protein-packed recipes are so good they can double as treats or meal toppers for a fully satisfied pup. Nom Nom's four different selections also come in a Sampler Pack to find the perfect choice for your canine, now also available at Chewy.com.
Presented by Nom Nom.
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Inside the Svalbard Seed Vault
Built to last 200 years and withstand anything Mother Nature can through at it, the Svalbard Seed Vault is a backup for the world's food crops in the event of an apocalyptic crisis. The seedbank is buried in the side of a mountain just 800 miles from the North Pole in order to maintain its frosty temperature, even without power. Take the next ten minutes to go inside the icy interior of the doomsday vault.
Ironhead Studio
You've probably never heard of Ironhead Studios, but you've definitely seen their work. Getting his start in 1989 as a sculptor for Gremlins Jose Fernandez went on to work on Godzilla, Aliens III, and Planet of the Apes. After founding Ironhead Studio, Jose's work has only gotten bigger and better.
