Zlatan Ibrahimovic's Amazing Bicycle Goal
During a match against England, Swedish soccer star Zlatan Ibrahimovic may have scored the most insane goal in soccer history with this bicycle kick from 30 yards out.
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Nintendo Is Ruining America's Youth
In 1991, Nintendo took things a bit too far with their hot new toy the Super Nintendo. The Japanese electronics company left parents feeling pressured and exploited with their $200 price tag, driving familles to seek therapy for their Nintenpendent children.
Route 66 Time-Lapse
Get your kicks with this cross country road trip from Chicago to Los Angeles down the Main Street of America, Route 66.
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Adobe Acrobat
Adobe Acrobat is making it easier to turn dense PDFs into polished, professional work without the need for design skills. New AI-powered features like Stylize and Generate Report help business professionals transform documents into more engaging formats, from interactive visual reports to podcasts that surface key insights faster. AI Assistant can also help refine and edit content, giving users a faster way to understand, improve, and share the information inside their PDFs. With free access, Acrobat makes it easier to do more with the documents already driving your workday.
Presented by Adobe.
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Art of Giovanni Classic Bundle
Giovanni's Classic Bundle brings the essentials of a streamlined men's grooming routine together in one set. The $40.96 Art of Giovanni bundle includes a 2-in-1 Daily Shampoo & Conditioner with ginseng and eucalyptus, a Daily Cleansing Body Bar, Strong Hold Hair Styling Gel, and Styling Hair Clay, covering everything from the morning shower to finishing a style. Built around Giovanni's salon-inspired approach to grooming, the collection pairs botanical ingredients with performance-focused formulas designed to keep the routine simple without sacrificing results.
Presented by Art of Giovanni.
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12 Most Significant Cars of All Time
Following the 11 Worst Cars Ever, professional amateur Harley Morenstein counts down the most significant cars of all time for Car and Driver.
ESPN NFL Kickoff Quotes The Princess Bride
Prepare to die, of laughter as Trey Wingo, Mark Schlereth and Tedy Bruschi of ESPN's NFL Kickoff try to fill their show with as many Princess Bride quotes as possible.
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How Hot Dogs Are Made
Sometimes, it's better to not know how something is made.
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Campo Grande
Bred from Spain's legendary Black Iberian pig and raised on a diet of nuts and grains, Campo Grande's Ibérico Pork earns its title as The Wagyu of Pork. With marbling that rivals Kobe beef and an ultra-low melting point that melts on the tongue like butter, each cut delivers an umami-packed punch that's rich, savory, and almost impossible to believe is pork. With a forgiving nature, Ibérico Pork can be the centerpiece of truly incredible tasting dishes without the need to be a seasoned cook. For a limited time try a starter box of Campo Grande's best-selling cuts starting at just $149, and get an additional 3 free welcome gifts as you indulge in your journey of Campo Grande. Enjoy $70 off your order with code uncrate.
Presented by Campo Grande.
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RtA Fall Collection
RTA's latest men's collection doubles down on the Los Angeles label's mix of bold design, premium materials, and rebellious streetwear attitude. The new arrivals span denim, outerwear, tees, knits, shorts, and accessories, with standout pieces like the brand's signature denim and statement jackets bringing a sharper edge to everyday dressing. Relaxed silhouettes and distinctive details keep the lineup unmistakably RTA, while versatile layers make the collection easy to work into an existing wardrobe. It's a fresh selection for those who prefer their staples with a little more attitude.
Presented by RtA.
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Synchronized Skydiving Cats
Swedish insurance company Folksam salutes one of their customers by granting her wish of skydiving cats, free falling to R. Kelly's "I Believe I Can Fly" while spelling out her name in the air. Those tiny paws high-fiving in the sky make us all believe we can fly.
American Tintype
After the death of his mother, Harry Taylor found comfort in the 150-year-old craft of tintype photography. Filmmaker Matt Marris profiles the wet plate photographer as he discusses his passion for the 19th century art form.
