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Global brands like Apple vs. Google are pretty easy to learn about because we all know them. Local shops and restaurants are harder because they can go undiscovered. What are the best places in your area that make your life better?

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We all wish that we could take classes at Hogwarts with Harry Potter or get the chance to dance with a real Disney prince or princess in their castle. While none of that, sadly, is possible, there are several real sites throughout the world that were either used directly in one of our favorite films […]

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Spotify crunched the numbers on 120,000 playlists that people made and labeled as “Guilty Pleasures.” Supposedly, these are songs that people like to listen to, but have a hard time admitting it to their peers (but Spotify knows all). On those lists, here are the top ten songs.

1. Mambo No. 5 – Lou Bega
2. Wake Me Up Before You Go Go – Wham!
3. My Sharona – The Knack
4. Don’t Stop Believin’ – Journey
5. Cotton Eye Joe – Rednex
6. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) – Dead Or Alive
7. Who Let The Dogs Out – Baha Men
8. Never Gonna Give You Up – Rick Astley
9. U Can’t Touch This – MC Hammer
10. Call Me Maybe – Carly Rae Jepsen

I like “My Sharona,” because it was really big the summer I graduated from college. And I was once an avid Journey fan, but “Don’t Stop Believin’” is one of their weaker songs. And I’m not ashamed of liking anything by MC Hammer. I like some rather weird songs (that aren’t on this list), but I don’t feel guilty about them. What’s your “guilty pleasure” song? -via Uproxx

Pinky And The Brain’s original voice actors return to swear profusely at each other. It’s the video we’ve all been waiting for. 

I wish I could just leave this part blank, and just couple the headline with this clip from Late Night with Seth Meyers, but there are a lot of reasons why I can’t do that, so let’s talk about it for a second. If you haven’t seen the Parks and Rec outtakes, then you don’t know what a card Chris Pratt is on set. He’s like a cross between his character, Andy, and a slightly smarter version of Andy. Goofy and funny.

Take a look:

It’s hard not to like this guy. And it’s even harder not to like him after learning that he showed Amy Poehler his weenus during the course of Parks and Recreation filming.

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Several years ago, a comic book convention would have been the last place you’d expect to see Mike Tyson hanging out. But there he is, the 48-year-old who was once known as the baddest man on the planet, with a Cheshire Cat sized grin plastered across his face as he walks off the stage for his San Diego Comic Con panel. He has just entered into the Aqua room inside of the Hilton Bayfront, where less than an hour earlier a group of fans were gave a standing ovation to a sizzle reel of Tyson’s upcoming animated series on Adult Swim, The Mike Tyson Mysteries.

It’s somewhat ironic to see the boxer, who made mincemeat out of his opponents and was always in the public eye due to his reckless behavior, star in an animated series as a sleuth alongside a neurotic ghost, a talking pigeon with a drinking problem and an adopted Korean daughter who was left on his doorstep. If it sounds ridiculous, that’s because it is. It’s the latest chapter of the Tyson renaissance that has seen him go from feared boxer to comedic actor. But it’s not a redemption song by any means. “I don’t believe in redemption,” Tyson explains to a small group of reporters after the panel. “There’s no such thing as a new person, you just don’t act the old way anymore. We are who we are and we learn through our mistakes.”

Regardless of his mistakes, Tyson has turned over a new leaf and taken out a second lease on life. The Mike Tyson Mysteries is another page in Tyson’s thespian chapter, which includes cameos in films and television shows such as The Hangover and How I Met Your Mother, a one-man show that hit 36 cities

The outrageous cartoon is an inebriated version of Scooby Doo that finds Tyson trying to make the world a better place by solving mysteries. “I suck at mystery solving!” Tyson says with a laugh. And that translates onto the small screen as Tyson oftentimes gets sidetracked with a whole lot of random occurrences that would sound preposterous if it weren’t for Tyson.

“Sometimes he doesn’t even get to the mystery,” producer Hugh Davidson explained. He gives several examples of the show’s plot points that find Tyson veering way off course. One particular episode will find Tyson’s adopted daughter kidnapped after his pigeon is unable to pay off his gambling debts. Of course, ridiculousness and hijinks ensue. “At the end of the day, by the time you try to pay lip service to a plot, you’re going to end up with a bunch of action sequences that nobody is watching The Mike Tyson Mysteries to see. You just want it to be funny.”

One look at the sizzle reel will give you all you need to know about Tyson’s mystery solving skills. And for a show that will be planted with Adult Swim’s lineup of great animated comedies, the retro vibe and Tyson’s ability to sound at home in this absurd alternate universe will likely see the show strike gold. Whether he’s riding a tiger, punching out a dinosaur or gearing up to fight a chupacabra, one thing the show won’t be is predictable.

“You read these insane scripts and then you see it actually come to life,” says Jim Rash, who voices the ghost known as Marquees of Queensbury (Or, as Tyson will simply call him “Marcus”). “You hear about it for a while and when you see it you’re kind of like ‘Yeah, that’s pretty much what I was imagining. It’s really incredible.”

For Tyson, this is yet another opportunity to show himself in a different light. After spending years of playing the role of a tough guy, he finds solace in poking fun at himself.

“I’ve learned not to take myself too serious anymore,” he says while fiddling with a Comic Con collectible bag that bears the artwork to his show. “I always believed that I was put here to entertain people. I believe that a couple hundred years ago in another life I was on a slave plantation and I was doing something to entertain. That’s just who I am. When I used to do it, it was from a violent perspective. Now it’s just fun.”

The rousing ovation Tyson received after the panel wrapped was partially because the cartoon is downright hilarious but it’s also because Tyson has managed to carve out a new career when most considered his life after boxing filled with hopelessness and self destruction. But Tyson has found his way out of the darkness and has almost completely shed the volatile image that was pinned to him. “Think about where I was back in 2005 to where I am now,” Tyson asks. “I’m known as an actor to kids now. A 16 year old kid will say “there goes Mike Tyson the actor” and his mother will have to explain that I wasn’t an actor originally. That’s funny to me.”

Although Tyson still prefers live acting to voicing a character, he admits he gave everything to this role to prove to people that he isn’t just getting a pass because he’s Mike Tyson. For Tyson, being the best wasn’t just something he wanted to be inside of the ring. He wants that for every aspect of his life.

“When I had to be the baddest man on the planet I would play it to the hilt,” Tyson says of doing whatever it took to embody a character. “I would bite your ear, I’ma hit you after the bell and you’re going to be afraid of me. I’m going to be the most feared man in the world but now you’ll see I’m the funniest guy in the world. Whatever it is, I want to be the best at it.”

What Mike Tyson has accomplished in his 48 years of life is astounding. Aside from the millions of dollars and world titles, Tyson has had an opportunity to appear in the WWE, several films and television shows, released a New York Times best-selling book with Undisputed Truth and so much more. But this is the first time he’s had his own cartoon and he is damn sure proud of it.

“This ranks really high for me in anything that I’ve every achieved because it was not expected,” Tyson says. “I come from a really dark side of entertainment. But now I entertain kids. That’s really cool… but creepy too.”

The Mike Tyson Mysteries will premiere this fall on Adult Swim.

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It’s always been possible to watch a Marvel movie – an individual entry in the “Marvel Cinematic Universe,” if you want to be precise – independent of the rest of the franchise, but why would you want to? Especially as the now-ten-film-strong series continues to steadily move towards one blockbuster wrap-up (most likely The Avengers 3), as both characters and plots converge in ways large and small. One thing that keeps running through the MCU in unavoidable ways is the appearance of the powerful Infinity Stones, and the lingering understanding that the artifacts are just a few more movies away from joining up at the hands of some supervillain hellbent on destroying the entire universe as we know it. Now that’s build-up.

Spoilers ahead for Guardians of the Galaxy.

There are six Infinity Stones – called “Infinity Gems” in comic book lore, and damn if that doesn’t make them all sound a mite more sparkly, but what can you do – lurking around in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, just waiting to be found and put together for some major mayhem (we already know that it’s Thanos’ master plan to do just that, but the big purple guy isn’t having much luck lining those damn Stones up, at least not yet). We’ve seen three of the Stones so far, but while we’re waiting for the other half to show up, it might be wise to remember, oh, yeah, that’s where we put them.

Although it’s yet to be explicitly mentioned in the Marvel movies, each Stone has one specific power: Mind, Soul, Power, Space, Time and Reality.

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1. The Tesseract (Space Stone, current location: Asgard)

The MCU has been mostly concerned with the Tessaract, which has popped up in two films (Thor and The Avengers) and gotten big nods in four of them (Captain America: The First Avenger, Iron Man 2, Thor: The Dark World and now Guardians of the Galaxy). If you think “powerful Marvel object,” you’re probably going to think of the Tesseract first.

The gleaming blue space cube (and, yes, the Tesseract is the so-called “Space” Stone) allows its possessors to move through space to different locations with relative ease. For a significant period of time, Odin protected the cube in his artifact chamber, before it got bounced around to a group of Vikings who attempted to hide it, then HYDRA, then S.H.I.E.L.D., then Loki. It’s now safely in Heimdell’s hands, who first used it to repair the wounded Bifrost Bridge.

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2. Aether (Reality Stone, current location: Knowhere)

Infinity Stones aren’t necessarily, well, stones. Sometimes they can be weird, creepy liquidy substances, like the Aether, which is understood to be the “Reality” Stone. The Aether played a big part in Thor: The Dark World, when it ensnared the unwitting Jane Foster and made everything feel pretty topsy-turvy for her. Oh, and almost killed her.

After thwarting Malekith, king of the Dark Elves, and his plan to use the Aether and the Convergence (when the realms line up, cosmically speaking) to destroy just about everything, the Asgardian king Bor (Odin’s dad, Thor’s grandfather) hid it away. Oops! Until another Covergence, when the damn thing opened up its own portal and sucked Jane right in. After the Aether was removed from her body, the Stone was eventually given to Taneleer Tivan (the Collector) for safekeeping.

Which is why it was so unnerving that the Collector almost came into possession of yet another Stone during Guardians, because if there’s one thing that we know about the Stones, it’s that we don’t want them to be together.

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3. The Orb (Power Stone, current location: Xandar)

Like the Thor films, much of the action of last week’s blockbuster release, Guardians of the Galaxy, is dedicated to keeping an Infinity Stone away from the wrong people – in this case, that’s the Orb (the “Power” Stone), which Thanos had dispatched Ronan the Accuser to get for him.

Although each Stone is powerful enough on its own, the Orb’s power is, ugh, well, it’s just power. This thing can blow entire planets sky high. Although it almost made its way into the hands of the Collector, the Orb is now safely ensconced on Xandar, where the Nova Corps are tasked with its care.

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4. Blue Crystal (assumed Mind Stone, current location: HYDRA)

Although it has not been confirmed, fans have long speculated that the blue crystal that’s on top of the Chitauri Scepter (also known as Loki’s Scepter) is the Mind Stone. If nothing else, the crystal has a powerful link to the Tesseract and can control other people’s minds. As if that’s not worrisome enough, the crystal is the only (maybe) Stone that we know is in the wrong hands – we saw it in the possession of Baron Wolfgang von Strucker during the post-credits tag of Captain America: The Winter Soldier. That’s not good.

What’s somewhat heartening? We also know that von Strucker has “the Twins” – Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch – so maybe they’ll bring it along with them for Avengers: Age of Ultron?

5. Unknown Soul Stone

6. Unknown Time Stone

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We will probably next see an Infinity Stone (maybe one we already know, and maybe a whole new one) in Avengers: Age of Ultron, which opens on May 1, 2015. [MCU Wiki, Marvel Movies Wiki]

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After a lot of hype and a lot of dumb controversy surrounding its cover image, Nicki Minaj has unleashed her new single “Anaconda” into the world. Obviously, it samples Sir Mix-A-Lot’s “Baby Got Back,” courtesy co-producers the Internz and Polow Da Don. But really, who cares about everything else – Nicki goes hard, delineating her conquests with plenty of crazy laughter and smart, raunchy rhymes. We’re hopeful this one will wind up on The Pink Print. Stream the track below via Spotify. You can check out a short clip from the video as well, which features Minaj and crew getting ready to twerk in the jungle, presumably keeping an eye out for actual poisonous snakes.

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The Flaming Lips will release a collaborative tribute to the Beatles’ Sgt. Peppers’ Lonely Hearts Club Band, appropriately called With A Little Help From My Fwends, this year, and they’ve just confirmed the tracklist, inasmuch as you can confirm a tracklist for a tribute record to one of the best albums of all time. It’s appropriately star-studded, featuring the Lips’ BFF Miley Cyrus as well as everyone from Tool’s Maynard James Keenan to Philly shamblers Dr. Dog. Check out the complete tracklist below; we’ll keep you posted as we learn more.

The Flaming Lips; With A Little Help From My Fwends:
01 My Morning Jacket, Fever The Ghost, J Mascis – “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band”
02 The Flaming Lips, Black Pus, The Autumn Defense – “With A Little Help From My Friends”
03 Miley Cyrus, Moby, The Flaming Lips – “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds”
04 Dr. Dog and Chuck Inglish – “Getting Better”
05 Electric Würms – “Fixing A Hole”
06 Phantogram, Juliana Barwick – “She’s Leaving Home”
07 The Flaming Lips, Maynard James Keenan, Sunbears – “Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite!”
08 Birdflower, Morgan Delt – “Within You Without You”
09 The Flaming Lips, ? – “When I’m Sixty-Four”
10 Tegan And Sara, Stardeath And White Dwarves – “Lovely Rita”
11 Zorch, Grace Potter, Treasure MammaL – “Good Morning Good Morning”
12 Foxygen, MGMT – “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)”
13 The Flaming Lips, Miley Cyrus – “A Day In The Life”

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In case you thought Netflix was just going the drama route with Orange is the New Black, House of Cards, and the like, I’ll have you know that they’re also making inroads with comedy. Very high-concept comedy.

Will Arnett, Aaron Paul, and Amy Sedaris have combined forces (and voices) to bring us BoJack Horseman, the story of a former celebrity horse whose day in the sun has passed and is now just trying to get through things one day at a time.

The subject matter seems to be exclusively R-Rated, so this probably isn’t one for the toddlers. But, hey, they get Dora. Let us have this.

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Last month, Rob Ford made his return to office as the mayor of Toronto after a stint in rehab and after losing many of his actual mayoral powers in the midst of a crack-cocaine scandal. But in the latest episode of the series Coffee Run, Ford spends some time with Deadmau5 in the superstar DJ’s Nyan Cat Ferrari (the “Purrari”). While you might jump in to the video expecting discussions about drugs, or how much Arcade Fire suck, it’s a very mellow 30 minutes. The two mostly talk about cars, traffic, and coffee, as they make their way to Tim Hortons where Deadmau5 gets an extra-large double-double (the internet tells me this is Canadian for “two sugars, two creams”) and Ford orders “five expressos [sic] in one cup.” Watch it below.

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We’ve run a bunch of the speedrun videos from 1A4Studio in the past, including The Matrix, Star Wars Episode VI: A New Hope, The Big Lewbowski and Die Hard. 1A4Studio’s latest involves an animated speedrun of Steven Spielberg’s Jaws in 60 seconds. Watch the Jaws speedrun after the jump.

Watch 1A4Studio’s new 60-secomd animated Jaws speedrun embedded below:

Jaws Speedrun

Steven Spielberg’s Jaws was released in 1975 by Universal Pictures. Directed by Steven Spielberg and based on Peter Benchley’s novel of the same name, the film has not only become an American cinema classic but is regarded as the first Hollywood blockbuster movie. The story is set in Amity Island, a fictional summer resort beach town which has become plagued by a giant man-eating great white shark. The film stars Roy Scheider as Martin Brody, a local police chief who needs to hunt down the shark with the help of oceanographer Matt Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss) and a professional shark hunter Quint (Robert Shaw).

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The letter “X” was traditionally used as a mark to indicate the strength of beer. The more Xs on the beer, the greater its strength.

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A recent European ruling decided that internet users can ask Google to remove outdated or incorrect information about them from search results. Forget.me makes the whole process as easy as possible.

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The Yankees and Red Sox made a trade. Seriously.

Last night we recapped all of the biggest deals executed by teams other than the Mets on MLB trade deadline day. Today we’ll look at the rest of the July 31 hot-stove action.

Oakland Athletics get: Sam Fuld
Minnesota Twins get: Tommy Milone

Having already acquired Jon Lester earlier in the day, the Athletics did not need Tommy Milone. The A’s and the Twins agreed to a deal to send Milone to the Twins for outfielder Sam Fuld.

Milone was being shopped to numerous teams but finally managed to find a home in the Twin Cities. Milone is 6–3 this season with a 3.55 ERA and 61 strikeouts. Heading west is the outfielder Fuld who has already made an appearance on the A’s roster this season. Between Minnesota and Oakland, Fuld is hitting .263/.356/.366 with 21 RBI.

Milwaukee Brewers get: Gerardo Parra
Arizona Diamondbacks get: Minor league outfielder Mitch Haniger and pitcher Anthony Banda

The Diamondbacks were willing to sell the entire season and picked the right day to do it. One of Arizona’s two trades saw outfielder Gerardo Parra going to the Brewers for two minor league prospects.

Parra has six home runs and 30 RBI this season in 104 games with the Diamondbacks. As Arizona moves into a different direction, Parra gets to help the Brewers in the NL Central division race. Milwaukee’s acquisitions are still young. Haniger has shown power in Double-A with 10 home runs this season, while the 20-year-old Banda is still pitching his way through Single-A ball.

Seattle Mariners get: Chris Denorfia
San Diego Padres get: Abraham Almonte, minor league pitcher Stephen Kohlscheen

The Mariners get an outfielder, but it was not the outfielder everyone expected. Seattle passes on Marlon Byrd and receives Chris Denorfia from the Padres for Abraham Almonte and Stephen Kohlscheen.

Denorfia is only hitting a meager .242/.293/.319 with 16 RBI and 10 doubles this year and is expected to platoon in right field with James Jones. Almonte goes to the Padres to try and revive his .198 average along with the pitching prospect Kohlscheen, who has not seen the majors in his career.

Washington Nationals get: Asdrubal Cabrera
Cleveland Indians get: Zach Walters

In one of the more even trades of the day, the Nationals received infield help acquiring Asdrubal Cabrera from the Indians for Zach Walters. The Nationals definitely needed the infield help after Ryan Zimmerman injured his hamstring.

Cabrera is coming to Washington with a .246/.305/.386 line and 40 RBI. His struggles at the plate and the rise of Francisco Lindor pushed him out of Cleveland real quick. Better yet, the Nationals did have a big league-ready prospect to trade in Walters, which made this trade one of the most even trades of the day.

Baltimore Orioles get: Andrew Miller
Boston Red Sox get: Minor league pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez

The Red Sox were really pushing the last piece of their trading puzzle hard and reliever Andrew Miller ended up staying within the division after the Orioles acquired him at the deadline.

Miller is going to Baltimore with a very nice 2.34 ERA and a 1.69 FIP going along with a ridiculous 14.7 K/9. Miller solidifies the Orioles’ bullpen, which may need help down the stretch. Boston nabs a Top 100 prospect in Eduardo Rodriguez.

Rodriguez has pitched in the Orioles’ organization since he was 17, and with a few more years of work he could really turn into a valuable prospect.

New York Yankees get: Stephen Drew
Boston Red Sox get: Kelly Johnson

Another eve- keel trade was made Thursday when the Yankees and Red Sox agreed to a trade for the first time since 1997. New York acquired shortstop Stephen Drew and the Red Sox received Kelly Johnson.

Drew is going to move to second base for the first time in his career, but he definitely can help the battered Yankees infield, especially after New York designated Brian Roberts for assignment right after the trade.

Boston will get backup help with Kelly Johnson, who has not been that great for the Yankees.

New York Yankees get: Martin Prado
Arizona Diamondbacks get: Pete O’Brien, cash/PTBNL

New York received another infielder to add to its deluxe package Thursday. Adding Martin Prado was a smart fit for the Yankees because he can play third base, a position which was left open when New York dealt Johnson to Boston.

In return, Arizona received catcher Pete O’Brien, whom the Yankees did not need with their surplus of catchers in the farm system. O’Brien has slugged 23 home runs and driven in 51 RBI this season in Double-A Trenton. He batted .321 earlier in the year with high Single-A Tampa.

Atlanta Braves get: Emilio Bonifacio, James Russell
Chicago Cubs get: Minor league catcher Victor Caratini

The market for outfielder Emilio Bonifacio grew hotter as the day wore on. Teams were gunning for him already and when the deadline hit, the Cubs were seen trading him to the Braves, along with James Russell, for minor league catcher Victor Caratini.

Bonifacio adds depth to the Braves' roster as he could potentially see time in the outfield for the struggling B.J. Upton. For now, Russell will be used as a middle reliever, but he could see some spot starts as the stretch run nears for the Braves.

Miami Marlins get: Jarred Cosart, Austin Wates, Enrique Hernandez
Houston Astros get: Jake Marisnick, Colin Moran, Francis Martes

The Marlins made a very nice trade, picking up Jarred Cosart from the Astros to bolster the rotation for a playoff push. Cosart comes with Enrique Hernandez and Austin Wates. Both will probably see time with the Marlins this season at some point.

Houston adds a lot of depth to its roster, getting a good defensive outfielder in Jake Marisnick and a future third baseman in Colin Moran. Marisnick is not roadblocked by franchise players anymore and will have room to grow, while Moran could potentially see time at third base by the middle of next season.

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A DJ teases a crowd all waiting for the bass to drop. And exactly what do you think will happen when the music gets “turned up to death”? A skit starring Andy Samberg spoofs DJs who have reached rock star status since clubs quit hiring live bands. This digital short from The Lonely Island was on Saturday Night Live last night. Warning: contains fictional carnage. -via Daily Picks and Flicks