Your Big Idea
Exchanging their typical hot chicks and strip teases for champagne and sky waitresses, GoDaddy.CO shows their funny side in their lastest Super Bowl spot.
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A Bad Lip Reading Of The Inauguration
A bad lip reading of Beyonce's bad lip-syncing and other moments from the 2013 Presidential Inauguration.
Which Came First: The Chicken or the Egg?
AsapSCIENCE is getting ready to blow your mind by answering one of life's oldest questions.
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Apple Music: Summer 2025
Put your vinyls down and command your soundtrack with Apple Music. Discover the new releases, explore updated charts, and dive into curated playlists. This summer, we've been enjoying the Appalachian folk of Tyler Childers' Snipe Hunter, Deftones' gritty Private Music, Turnstile's high-octane Never Enough, and Tyler, the Creator's dancefloor-ready Don't Tap the Glass. The interface is built to keep you flowing across your devices, so you're always ready to listen, no matter if you're on a plane, train, or just melting into a recliner at home.
Presented by Apple Music.
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MyVegas Slots
If the Strip is calling but your schedule isn't playing along, myVEGAS Slots brings the buzz of the casino floor straight to your phone. This free-to-play app isn't just about racking up virtual chips; it's your gateway to real-world rewards like comped hotel stays, show tickets, and even luxury dining experiences from MGM Resorts. Whether you're on a coffee break or cruising at 30,000 feet, each spin gets you closer to Vegas perks without dropping a dime, and can even get you entries into the myVIP World Tournament of Slots. Taking place on Atlantis Paradise Island in the Bahamas on October 22-26, 2025, 500 players will compete in an invite-only slot tournament with the winner taking home a $1,000,000 prize.
Presented by MyVegas.
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True Facts About The Tarsier
Ze Frank dishes the true facts on natures creepiest little teddy bear.
Johnny Football Trick Shots
Dude perfect + Johnny "Football" Manziel = Trick shot insanity.
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Velocity Signature Series 1969 Chevy K5 Blazer
Velocity's Signature Series 1969 Chevy K5 Blazer reimagines an SUV legend with uncompromising performance and modern refinement. Cloaked in Custom White BASF paint over meaty 35" BFGoodrich KO2 all-terrains, it commands attention from trail to boulevard. Inside, Velocity Leather seating, Dakota Digital gauges, and Vintage Air climate control blend comfort and tech, while a touchscreen stereo and backup camera elevate convenience. A 6.2L LT1 V8, 10-speed automatic, and Atlas transfer case deliver relentless capability, paired with a Velocity-exclusive Roadster Shop frame, coilovers, and Wilwood disc brakes. Built for those who demand heritage style and modern muscle, this K5 defines the ultimate restomod SUV — all for under $300,000.
Presented by Velocity.
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melin Duck Camo Collection
Enjoy10% off your first purchase with code uncrate10. Born from hunting roots and built for modern life, melin's Duck Camo Collection revives the iconic vintage duck camo with a fresh new collection. Inspired by the classic outdoor gear that shaped countless early adventures, each hat is crafted for durability and designed with everyday versatility in mind. This drop is part of melin's HYDRO line, meaning each piece features the brand's hallmark innovations—water-repellant exteriors, a triple quilted anti-microbial sweatband, and a buoyant visor core so they float if lost out in the duck blinds. They're built to last longer than any other hat on the market, delivering the best headwear experience in the world. Whether you're heading off-grid or just going out, this camo refuses to blend in.
Presented by melin.
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Inside Llewyn Davis Trailer
Loosely based on the life of Dave Van Ronk, folk singer/asshole/cat caretaker Oscar Isaac is a struggling musician during the height of the 1960s folk scene. Also starring Carey Mulligan, John Goodman, and some guy that used to be in a boy band and is now hijacking our Coen brothers' movies. There's no official release date just yet.
Horrible Facebook Focus Group
UCBComedy humorously gives the only logical explanation for Facebook's terrible new ideas. It's all beginning to make sense now.
