Top 10 Most Paused Movie Moments
Here's the top 10 movie moments that left your brain questioning what your eyes just saw.
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Nik Wallenda Walks Across The Grand Canyon
Tightrope madman Nik Wallenda took his high-wire act to new heights as he walked 1500 feet above the Little Colorado River without the use of any safety gear. After about 23 minutes of managing a slippery wire and sudden wind gusts, Wallenda made it safely to the other side of the canyon where he kissed the ground and his wife. Here's a look at those agonizing final steps.
The Time You Have Told With Jelly Beans
After eating, sleeping, and going to work, you only have 2,740 days out of 28,835 left to spend as you wish. If that depressing fact doesn't make you want to bury your head in 15 years worth of jelly beans we don't know what will.
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Pair Eyewear
Pair Eyewear introduces its new Mixed Material Collection, with three fresh base frame colors — Tortoise/Gold, Pink Clear/Rose Gold, and Green Clear/Gold — offering a stylish upgrade to five fan-favorite shapes. Whether you're after the timeless edge of Tortoise/Gold, the romantic charm of Pink Clear/Rose Gold, or the grounded cool of Green Clear/Gold, this collection brings elevated versatility to your everyday look. Each frame is crafted in-house and to reflect your evolving style in the highest quality eyewear possible.
Presented by Pair Eyewear.
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SAXX Vibe Xtra Trunks
SAXX takes comfort to the next level with the all-new Vibe Xtra Trunks, featuring Stop Drop Technology — a discreet moisture-wicking layer built into the signature BallPark Pouch for all-day dryness where it matters most. Made from super-soft EcoVero fabric with a fly front, these trunks deliver lightweight, breathable comfort, plus 4-way stretch, odor resistance, and an anti-roll waistband. Flat Out Seams prevent chafing, while Three-D Fit ensures a perfect anatomical fit. Sold in a convenient three-pack, the Vibe Xtra is a premium upgrade to your daily essential.
Presented by SAXX.
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The Sound of Man of Steel
Faster than a speeding bullet, The SoundWorks Collection flies into the Man of Steel studio to to get the inside scoop behind the kryptonic sounds of Zack Snyder's Superman reboot from re-recording mixers Chris Jenkins and Frank A. Montaño, supervising sound editors Eric Norris and Scott Hecker, and dialogue supervisor Kira Roessler.
Leave A Message For LeBron
Whether it's to show love for the MVP or to tell him how you really feel about The Decision, Nike is giving you the opportunity to leave your own message for LeBron James.
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HP Printer 6001
The HP Smart Tank 6001 is the ultimate all-in-one printer, delivering high-volume, cost-efficient, and high-quality printing for any need. With up to two years of ink included, users can print up to 8,000 color pages or 6,000 black pages before needing a refill, reducing both costs and waste. Featuring automatic two-sided printing, borderless color prints, and seamless mobile printing via the HP Smart App, the Smart Tank 6001 is effortless to use. From crisp text documents to frame-worthy photos, the Smart Tank 6001 ensures premium-quality prints while making printing convenient and worry-free. Enjoy $110 off now through 7/5.
Presented by HP.
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David Gandy Crew Set
David Gandy Wellwear's Ultimate Crew Set of 3 elevates everyday comfort with a tailored edge. Cut in a flattering slim fit, each tee is crafted from a premium cotton-modal-elastane blend that feels as good as it looks. Treated with Wellwear Breathe technology for anti-odor and anti-bacterial benefits, they're perfect for layering or wearing solo. With three in the set, you'll always have a fresh go-to on hand for a clean, confident fit — day in, day out.
Presented by David Gandy.
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Instagramimation
A relaxing trip to the beach turns into a filtered failure during this fun little stop-motion made from over 1,600 Instagram photos.
Scientists Fight Cancer With HIV
Scientists have begun fighting fire with fire by injecting cancer patients with a modified version of the HIV virus. This new virus has been engineered to no longer cause disease and instead, attack the cancer cells. Yeah, science!
