Deep within the bowels of a Bailey's Powerhouse Gym in Jacksonville, Florida, is where David Wilson finally found his spirit animal: The Treadmill Dancer.
No one quite knows from whence he came or what exactly his deal is, but one thing is certain: His phenomenal treadmill moves have already set in motion a chain of events that will ultimately bring about the kind of lasting world peace that will endure for all time.
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Have you ever wondered what it feels like to be a designer at New Era? Have you thought you might be able to come up with a better color scheme than what is available on the current market? Then look no further, as New Era lets you customize their key cap silhouettes, 59FIFTY and 9FIFTY snapback cap. This online customization program lets viewers customize each panel and detail in real time. Furthermore, the custom designs can be shown in their online gallery, garnering feedback from New Era fans. Try your hand at conceptualizing a new cap in their New Era by Your website now.
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Snoop Dogg (aka Snoop Lion), in association with Upper Playground, 99centbrains and Cashmere Agency, has launched Snoopify, a photo-sharing app for iOS and Android mobile devices. With it, users can add Snoop Dogg-related virtual stickers to new or existing photos and then share the newly decorated images. The stickers are designed by illustrator Munk One. It is available to download at the iTunes Store and Google Play.
Decorate your photos with never-before-seen graphics of Snoop, ranging from classic Snoop Dogg to Rasta-inspired Snoop Lion looks and phrases.
Snoop Dogg hanging in a hot tub in Iceland.
Chip the dogg.
Hugs not drugs.
image 1 via Snoopify, photos via Rusty Blazenhoff
Somewhere, deep within the dark wintry woodlands of Old Russia, a tenacious pit bull is tugging at the bark of a tree branch forever on the cusp of becoming a stick, yelping and gyrating as he goes.
Some say, if you listen real close, you can still hear him out there, stubbornly chasing that impossible stick.
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A speaker appears to wobble in slow motion in this short video by photographer drummaboy5189. He created the video by playing a 61 Hz tone on the speaker and then filming it at 60 frames per second with his DSLR. The effect is caused by the camera’s rolling shutter. We previously wrote about a similar shutter-related optical trick involving water.
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The New York Post recently spent a workday with Eliel Santos, a New York City resident who spends his days fishing valuables out of sidewalk drains around the city. Over his 8 year sidewalk fishing career he has devised a number of specialized lures to pick up different types of valuables: he uses fish hooks to pick up cash, and mousetrap glue for larger objects. On a good day he can collect $150 in cash and valuables (which he pawns). His best catch ever was a $1,800 ring.
photo by Angel Chevrestt
The Nike FB collection continues to impress with the latest model to hit the net, the Air Max 1 in a leopard print bright blue suede upper contrasted with volt accents and outsole. Not for the timid, these are sure to turn heads in the streets. No official release date has been confirmed but be sure to keep your eyes peeled for these.
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Michael Renard, executive vice president of bioprinting company Organovo, explains how 3D printing could one day be used to produce replacement tissue, vessels and organs in this interview conducted for our print-on-demand magazine Print Shift (+ transcript). (more...)
For “no practical purpose at all,” Nathan of HaHa Bird made a screwdriver car key that makes it look like he stole his own car. If you’d like to make your next traffic stop extremely awkward, Nathan has posted how-to instructions on his site.
In this video, a little grey kitten enthusiastically spins a shabby chic pillow round and round on the floor. It made us think of Dead or Alive’s 80s hit “You Spin Me Round,” well, a slightly modified version of it: You spin me right ’round, kitty; Right ’round like a pillow, kitty…
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In this video by WorldScott, an individual pops 100 black balloons using a modified laser made from a flashlight body and parts from a Blu-ray burner.
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Under the Smogberry Trees is an upcoming documentary about Barry Hansen, a longtime radio DJ who has been popularizing obscure and novelty music under the pseudonym Dr. Demento since 1970 . The film traces Hansen’s life from his Minneapolis childhood, to the creation of “The Dr. Demento Show,” to his present-day weekly webcast. The film’s producer, Meep Morp Studio, is raising funds for the project on Kickstarter.
“UNDER THE SMOGBERRY TREES” will be an engaging filmed history of “The Dr. Demento Show” from its humble start at revolutionary radio station KPPC-FM in Pasadena, CA and up to date at DrDemento.com, covering the lasting impact of funny music on popular culture, and including current interviews with Dementites (the famous and the nearly famous) connected to and/or inspired by the show over its four decades and counting.
It also serves as the definitive profile of Dr. Demento’s alter ego, the globally respected musicologist and historian Barret Hansen. Through stories told in his own words, it will follow Mr. Hansen from his 1940′s Minneapolis childhood, to Reed College in Portland, through his Master’s degree in Folk Music Studies from UCLA, and on to donning the heavy top hat of Dr. Demento in 1970 and carrying it into the Comedy Music AND Radio Halls of Fame!
Dr. Demento with “Weird Al” Yankovic
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It has been a year since the passing of one of music most prominent sons, Adam "MCA" Yauch, and in tribute to him and the undeniable impact the Beastie Boys have had on our art and culture for nearly 30 years, we are pleased to announce our very special June 2013 issue: Beastie Boys, a visual history + tribue to MCA.
The town of Lerna, Illinois claims to have the world’s fastest soda machine, and NBC Action News takes a look in this video. According to residents, the machine dispenses soda so quickly that you can’t press the button to order a soda and beat the can to the bottom.
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At Fenway Park in Boston, Fox Sun Sports' Kelly Nash turned her back to the field to take a photo of herself. Just as she clicked, a baseball flew past the back of her head. The photo's amazing.
Unlike the tried and true method of customizing leather or canvas sneakers, to personalize a pair Nike Roshe Run opens up a whole new set of challenges. From how the mesh upper will react the color palette to the altering the paint’s viscosity, not many have perfected the difficult task till JP Custom Kicks. With a plain pair of all-black Nike Roshe Run, JP Custom Kicks was able to somehow “wring out” a pair of Air Jordan III Black/Cement instead. Full of details, right down to the cement/elephant accents and mid-sole color blocking, but the most unique aspect of this custom is how proportion each design element is. Considering just how popular it is, this pair will quite likely be the first of many Roshe Run customs to come soon.
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Here is a collection of behind the scenes photos of famous Star Wars characters, creators and more that were taken during the filming of Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back (1980). Imgur member joinyouinthesun assembled the series of photos from a variety of sources. You can view all 66 images online.
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