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Daft Punk Cockatoo
Looks like we're not the only ones counting down the days until the release of Random Access Memories.
Writing Star Wars
Michael Arndt is going to have to pick up the pace if we're going to see Episode VII by 2015.
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Kenneth Cole Tully Chelsea Boot
Kenneth Cole New York gives the classic Chelsea boot a refined everyday update with the Tully. A sleek almond toe and rich bay brown suede upper keep the silhouette versatile enough for the office or a night out, while elastic gore panels and a rear pull tab make for easy on-and-off wear. Underfoot, a cushioned, removable insole and flexible rubber outsole prioritize comfort without sacrificing its clean profile. Available in medium and wide fits, the Tully is a no-fuss addition to any fall footwear rotation.
Presented by Kenneth Cole
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Eney AI Assistant
From MacPaw, Eney is a proactive AI assistant designed to make your Mac work smarter without adding more to your plate. Available on Mac and iPhone, it brings apps, files, messages, and meetings together, handling everyday tasks through simple natural-language requests. Ready-made workflows can deliver morning briefings, recap the week, summarize the news, and organize downloads, while Eney Wand lets you take action on text, images, and files directly from your screen. It also connects with tools like Google Drive, Notion, and Canva, helping reduce the constant switching between apps and tabs. Available through Setapp and free to try, Eney is built around a simple idea: spend less time managing your digital life and more time getting things done.
Presented by MacPaw.
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Obama
After the success of Lincoln, it would only make sense for Steven Spielberg to bring the life of Barack Obama to the big screen.
Zombie Slingshots
Real or rubber, slow-mo zombie head shots will never get old. With that being said, slingshot savant Joerg Sprave tests the zombie-killing capabilities of his slingshots on an undead head from Zombie Go Boom.
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Childbirth Vs Getting Kicked in the Balls
AsapSCIENCE has a science showdown to determine who wins in the battle of babies and balls.
Miniature Melbourne
Here's 10-months worth of Melbourne parades and festivals, tilt-shifted to the max.
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Happy Nuts Grooming Collection
Happy Nuts is taking the awkwardness out of men's grooming with a lineup built specifically for below-the-belt comfort and care. Founded by four friends looking to solve the everyday problems of sweat, chafing, and odor, the brand offers everything from its signature Comfort Cream, a lotion-to-powder formula, to moisture-absorbing powders, anti-chafe sticks, body washes, and The Ballber electric trimmer. Plant-based ingredients like coconut oil, aloe vera, and tapioca starch help keep sensitive skin dry, comfortable, and irritation-free, while formulas skip talc, aluminum, parabens, and sulfates. With straightforward solutions, irreverent branding, and a growing range of everyday essentials, Happy Nuts is giving men's personal care a much-needed rethink.
Presented by Happy Nuts.
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Husky Liners Weatherbeater Floor Liners
Keep your vehicle's carpets ready for whatever the road brings with Husky Liners Weatherbeater Floor Liners. Laser-measured for a vehicle-specific fit, these American-made liners use a proprietary ProGard formula that stays flexible in extreme temperatures while resisting cracking, curling, and wear. A raised FormFit Edge™ contains rain, snow, mud, and spilled coffee, while hundreds of StayPut™ Nibs help keep each liner securely in place. When the mess piles up, simply pull them out, rinse, and reinstall. Available for cars, trucks, SUVs, and vans while including a limited lifetime warranty, and delivering dependable all-weather protection without the premium price tag.
Presented by Husky Liners.
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Prince Avalanche Trailer
Emile Hirsch and Paul Rudd go into the wild for David Gordon Green's remake of the Icelandic comedy Either Way. In theaters August 9, 2013.
60 Minutes in a Skateboarder´s Life
Between preparation, psyching oneself up, and the many failures, there's a lot of time that goes into one skateboard trick. Photographer Sebastian Linda breaks down 60 minutes of a skateboarder's day to see how every second is spent while trying to land a single trick.
