Worst Wedding March Ever
This idea was obviously not thought through. Though the fireworks in this wedding march get a little out of control, no one seems to get injured, and the bride handles the situation like a pro.
This idea was obviously not thought through. Though the fireworks in this wedding march get a little out of control, no one seems to get injured, and the bride handles the situation like a pro.
Take the intro from Team Fortess 2. Add snow. Then watch CorridorDigital's epic Team Fortress snowball fight.
Tyler ditched his promising, but ordinary, career path to embark on a journey to see the world. Here's his hike of the Pacific Crest Trail in seven minutes, covering 2,600 miles from Campo, California to Manning Park, British Columbia.
Happy Head is changing the game in hair care by offering prescription-strength, dermatologist-formulated treatments for hair thinning and loss. Using clinically proven ingredients like Minoxidil, Finasteride, Spironolactone, and Retinol, each formula is customized for your hair type, gender, and goals, all delivered through a seamless tele-dermatology platform. For an extra layer of personalization, the optional StrandIQ™ at-home DNA test analyzes genetic markers to optimize results. Enjoy an extra 25% off site wide this December.
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For those who take late-night calls that turn into early flights, the Lundi Conally 36-Hour Briefcase is the only plus-one you need. Crafted from black canvas and leather with a silhouette as sharp as your pitch deck, it carries the precision of a briefcase and the utility of an overnight bag. Inside, there's a place for everything — laptop, documents, business cards, a change of clothes—because chaos isn't part of your carry-on. Finished with a leather strap, suitcase clip, and clean lines, it's built for long days and global nights.
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Carrying on a tradition that started back in the early '90s with David Letterman, Jimmy Fallon hands over the "Late Night" pickle to his replacement Seth Myers in one of the most awkward torch-passing ceremonies imaginable.
Normally it's the parents giving the kids advice on safe sex. But the shoe's on the other foot in this clever new ad for Trojan from director Gavin O'Connor.
Whatever it is, Elijah Aaron has it. Using live loops, he performs a flawless cover of TLC's "No Scrubs" in his home studio.
Sure, most pop music is what we'd call formulaic — but is it really relatable to a reliable formula? The evidence says yes, according to this video from DNews.
The Hayabusa T360 Leather Boxing Gloves deliver pro-level performance in a premium leather build for serious training or sparring. Crafted from full-grain aniline leather, they mold to your hand over time while the ergonomic pocket and curved grip bar align your knuckles for power and precision. A triple-splint wrist support system keeps your wrist stable through every punch and the dual-strap closure with a removable inner strap ensures a secure fit. Multi-density padding absorbs impact and a moisture-regulating lining keeps hands comfortable during long sessions, making these gloves feel like an extension of your body.
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Sending it while chasing perfection has long defined Nyjah Huston's approach to skateboarding. The Nike Zoom Nyjah 4 builds on that mindset, reengineering the silhouette while maintaining the flexibility, grip, and responsiveness required for everything from halfpipes to rail grinds. A synthetic mesh upper with strategic perforations replaces the original Nyjah's construction, paired with a classic tongue for lightweight breathability. Reinforced with HART (High Abrasion Rubber Tech) outsoles, cushioned by an Air Zoom midsole, and stabilized with an integrated TPU heel, the Nyjah 4 refines the line's core design language while maximizing performance, durability, and control across any terrain.
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Keeping your spirits up and stress down in a combat zone wouldn't be easy. These Swedish soldiers in Afghanistan let it out with a slick parody of "Greased Lightning."
Just like the grinder for your aromatic, fair-trade coffee beans, except the Red Giant chews up cars, engine blocks and pretty much anything else into bite-sized metal morsels.