Will Ferrell Will Do Anything To Get You To Vote
Whatever it takes. He even has his own van.
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Lincoln C.K.
Louis killed it on SNL last night. Our favorite was the parody of his own show.
Mr. Burns Endorses Romney
President Obama may have Mayor Bloomberg on his side, but Mitt Romney just scored the endorsement of C. Montgomery Burns. Although, he can't actually cast a vote for the Republican candidate, Mr. Burns and his binders full of women are setting out to explain the Mormon Mensch's shaggy dog story about an actual shaggy dog.
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Metro By T-Mobile
Metro is rewriting the rules of wireless with its $40 Unlimited Plan—no activation fees, no ID required, and no surprises. Just $40, period, locks you into unlimited 5G data, talk, and text, plus a FREE 5G phone like the Samsung A16 or Moto G Power, backed by a 5-year price guarantee. Prefer to keep your device? The $25 BYOD Plan gives new customers unlimited 5G for just $25/month with AutoPay — no contracts, credit checks, or fine print. Both plans run on the T-Mobile network, now the best in the U.S. with perks like Scam Shield and T-Mobile Tuesdays baked in. Fewer fees, better tech, and pricing that stays put for half a decade—this is the smart money move in mobile.
Presented by Metro by T-Mobile.
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Squarespace
Having an online presence outside of social media is important. Squarespace makes it easy to create one. Whether launching a new site, revamping a current site, or just getting started, their mix of professionally designed templates, drag-and-drop editing, and integrated platform with e-commerce, blogging, and marketing tools makes it simple. Get started today with 10% off on a new plan with code UNCRATE.
Presented by Squarespace.
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High School Football Star Offers Touchdown Tribute
St. Clairsville High star Michael Ferns was on his way to his 12th touchdown of the season when he stepped out of bounds 1 yard short of the end zone. In one of the classiest moves in football history, the Michigan recruit blocked for freshman Logan Thompson's first touchdown, a tribute to his father who had passed away 2 days earlier.
La La La by Snoop Lion
The Dogg is dead. Snoop's Rastafarian alter ego Snoop Lion makes his musical debut, laying to rest the former gangster rapper, for the lead single off his first reggae album, Reincarnated.
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Nike Calm Mules
Built for laid-back days and easy transitions, the Nike Calm Men's Mules deliver off-duty comfort in a sleek, water-friendly design. Molded from a single piece of contoured foam, they offer a seamless fit with subtle grip, airy cutouts, and a removable heel strap for a custom feel. Made with sustainable materials and finished in neutral tones or RealTree camo, they're the effortless slip-ons for wherever life takes you.
Presented by Nike.
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Nuun Sport Tablets
For athletes who know hydration is performance fuel, Nuun Sport delivers clean electrolytes without the sugar. Born from the idea of separating electrolytes from excess sugar, Nuun turned hydration into something smarter—and lighter—over a decade ago. Each fizzy tablet packs five essential electrolytes to replace what you lose in sweat, plus a 40mg caffeine kick from green tea for a boost of energy when the miles stack up. Non-GMO, vegan, and gluten-free, Nuun keeps its formula as clean as your training. Available in flavors like Kona Cola, Lemon Lime, and Tri-Berry, Nuun engineers hydration for athletes that demand more from water.
Presented by Nuun.
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Tecmo Bowl Documentary
The godfather of football video games, Tecmo once ruled the controllers of sports fans everywhere. Today, NFL Network interviews players and Tecmo enthusiasts as nearly 170 hardcore gamers gather in Madison for the Tecmo Super Bowl.
Star Talk
Live from the Bell House in Brooklyn, renowned astrophysicist and Hayden Planetarium director Neil deGrasse Tyson talks stars with stars for his new series on the Nerdist Channel. For the first episode, he and his co-host Eugene Mirman get geeky with astronaut Mike Massimino and non-scientists Kristen Schaal and John Hodgman.
