Why Can't We Get Along
It isn't a runway show. It isn't a music video. Something of a fusion between both, rag & bone's latest line is premiered in this short film featuring Kate Mara and Ansel Elgort, with music composed by Thom York.
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Stargate: Origins
They've found the Stargate — but they have no idea what it is or what it does. Professor Paul Langford and his daughter Catherine get some help identifying the artifact from an unlikely source in Nazi occultist Dr. Wilhelm Brücke. Stargate: Origins premieres February 15, 2018 via MGM/s Stargate Command All-Access.
Three Minutes
Apple is celebrating the Chinese New Year with this Peter Chan-directed short. Shot entirely on an iPhone X, the seven-minute film documents a train attendant's journey from Nanning to Harbin to see her son. The trip takes her six days and the reunion only lasts a mere three minutes. While the film will give you all the feels with its message to make every moment count, it also showcases the smartphone's impressive capabilities.
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Solar Shower
You don't need a hot water heater to take a proper shower. This camp shower uses the sun's rays to heat the water inside, providing a steaming hot shower from any pole or tree branch. The durable PVC pouch holds 20L of water with a 27-inch flexible tube attached to a showerhead. It's modestly sized when open and full, yet folds down to an easily packable size when empty.
Capacity: 20 Liters / Dimensions (Open): 22.8" x 15.7" x 1.6" / Dimensions (Folded): 13.8" x 7.3" x 2.4" / Weight: 9.8 oz.
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New Balance 247 Sneaker
Inspired by the v1, the updated 247 from New Balance offers comfort and support along with sporty style. Each pair features the innovative REVlite midsole for added comfort, premium responsiveness and durability, and 30% less weight. A textured sole provides both flex and traction, and a leather strip in the breathable upper allows for greater lockdown and stability. Available here in a new black colorway with Munsell white accents, it's a versatile shoe that's ideal for every day, around-the-town wear.
Fit: Runs a Little Large / Size Down If In Doubt
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Game Night
It started as a night of make-believe murder and mystery, but it quickly spirals out of control when the game turns out to be real. Starring Rachel McAdams and Jason Bateman, Game Night looks to be a satirical take on David Fincher's The Game. The film comes to theaters February 23, 2018.
Caramel Curves: All-Female Motorcycle Club
Forget the tattoos, leather, and beards. New Orlean's Caramel Curves is putting a glitzy spin on the stereotypical biker club. They might wear heels instead of boots, but it doesn't stop them from smoking tires and scraping curbs.
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Lighter Cufflinks
Equipped with a flint igniter, these stainless steel cufflinks can either light your black tie cigar or get you out of a precarious situation. Whatever your needs, the refillable reservoir can hold up to 50 lights, and a spring-loaded button ensures the flame goes out upon release. When they're not firing up, they also secure your cuffs with a classic bullet-backed design. Detach from your shirt prior to lighting. Review manufacturer's instructions carefully before operating.
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Anthony Shower Sheets
Let's face it, sometimes we need a shower but either don't have the time or are nowhere near the source. These shower sheets are the next best thing, giving you instant cleansing, deodorizing, and refreshment. They're safe to use on your entire body, and wipe away dirt, sweat, and odor thanks to ingredients like aloe, jojoba seed oil, peppermint oil, and Vitamin E. Convenient and easy to toss into your pack for a camping trip, or to add to your EDC, they'll give you a clean start whenever you need one.
12 Shower Sheets Per Pack.
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Rowan Atkinson and the Comedy of Personality
Comedy doesn't always need a punchline. The great physical comics — Chaplain, Keaton, et al — used, out of necessity, a comedy of personality. Rowan Atkinson, famous for his character Mr. Bean, is a master of personality. In the comedy of Atkinson, its the character that's the joke.
The Great Filter
If there is life out there in the universe, something is keeping it from expanding — either reaching us or evolving into intelligent life. Known as the Great Filter, the theory posits that somewhere, in our past or in our future, is a leap that can't be made. Kurzgesagt looks at what that means not just for our chances of meeting other civilizations, but also for ourselves.
