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What's Under The Hood Of This $500 Japanese Toaster?
Can you put a price on a perfect piece of toast? A YouTuber takes a look at what goes into this complex bread oven.
Can you put a price on a perfect piece of toast? A YouTuber takes a look at what goes into this complex bread oven.
In an interview with Vice TV, MacFarlane spoke out against Oprah using her platform to promote pseudoscience pushers such as Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz.
Preston Reid re-enacts the common Zoom personalities everyone encounters on the service.
We could maybe break one board. And definitely only the lowest of the four.
Given all the empty space available, it's hard not to feel like the deer had it out for the guy on the bike.
Sometimes all you have to do is try the other latch.
The team at Waterjet Channel attempted to see if they could open this safe without totally destroying everything inside.
Every day we send an email with the top videos from Digg.
If the flu and coronavirus hit at the same time this fall, America might have a longer, more severe lockdown.
The responses to the news I deliver are as varied as the people are.
A bunch of people we couldn't identify if we tried got together to lipsync to an extraordinarily saccharine recording of the already saccharine "We Are The World." And folks, it's bad.
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The visual effects team at Corridor Crew take on the classic 1971 fantasy film about children getting offed one-by-one and try to make it an R-rated movie about children getting offed one-by-one.
From iconic superheroes and smiling psychopaths, Christian Bale always brings his all to his roles. We run down his best films, including "The Dark Knight," "American Psycho" and more.
I have ventured into the wilds of Quibi. I've wandered through its six-minute attention traps. I've sampled its daily updates, its serious dramas, its strange, surreal comedies, and its reality shows. But I still can't tell you exactly what Quibi is.
In an interview with Vice TV, MacFarlane spoke out against Oprah using her platform to promote pseudoscience pushers such as Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz.
The team at Waterjet Channel attempted to see if they could open this safe without totally destroying everything inside.
No matter where you are in the country, local and national news anchors have the same vocal delivery. There's a good reason why they learn it.
According to the video-taker, herons getting eaten by lions has become a "frequent" occurrence at Amsterdam's Artis Zoo.
Justin Ehrenhofer had an idea, a bit of money and a desire to have a box office smash during the pandemic while supporting closed theaters and promoting cryptocurrency. With community support and a movie that cost nothing to make, he did it. Sort of.
What was once a small drug rehab facility in sunny Santa Monica would become a violent, abusive and well-funded cult with satellites throughout California and beyond.
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While the real Trump is attempting to walk back his comments about getting sunlight and disinfectant inside the body to treat COVID-19, Trump impersonator J-L Cauvin has another defense.
"Surreal" is a word that has been ground into a fine mist, but trust me — it fits here.
Preston Reid re-enacts the common Zoom personalities everyone encounters on the service.
Most of Facebook is a cesspool. Enter: the only wholesome social Facebook group on the planet.
Why Americans didn't see this pandemic coming
At Thursday's White House coronavirus press briefing, Donald Trump said the government was considering the possibility of irradiating people's bodies with UV light or injecting disinfectant as a way of treating COVID-19.
Why did it take so long for cruise executives to respond to the Diamond Princess' coronavirus outbreak?
These past few weeks have given us a new form of entertainment: seeing inside, and scrutinizing, celebrity houses on their endless livestreams. So as expected, a remote NFL draft was a comedic treasure trove.
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Given all the empty space available, it's hard not to feel like the deer had it out for the guy on the bike.
Schools in northern Italy were the first in Europe to close. Since then, teachers, parents and kids across the country have all had to adapt to a new existence — and the results have surprised everyone.
Can you put a price on a perfect piece of toast? A YouTuber takes a look at what goes into this complex bread oven.
The scenario has Dalkey residents rallying against a new common enemy: outsiders who ask too many questions about their Matt O'Damon, as some now call him.
Made up of 7,541 pieces, this massive Lego ship measures 33 inches long. It's a wildly intricate set that Star Wars fans new and old can ogle.
When the audio you're working with already seems like a joke, you don't need to add a whole lot to make something really funny.
We could maybe break one board. And definitely only the lowest of the four.
Understanding the key concepts of transmissibility and infectious dose should reassure you.
Since Amazon delivers loads of groceries, just kick back and relax while they bring snacks, soda, baking goods and more to your home.
We didn't know this either, and now our lives are forever changed.
The fringe right is hungry for another junk food conspiracy.
The agency has three of these helicopters assigned to a Virginia-based unit with a somewhat murky mission.
On March 11, 2020, the coronavirus pandemic seemed to crystalize in the national consciousness. Americans look back on the turning point.
Turns out online grocery shopping was not built like the rest of e-commerce.
To help you judge how close your state is to meeting that goal, here's a plotted trajectory of new cases for each US state and territory.
Air Sinai is shrouded in mystery. But why?
The team at The Q cut a small hole in a cardboard box and saw how far this cat would reach for a slab of delicious meat.
All the internet can talk about is coronavirus, which means there are lots of memes about it. Here are some of the funniest.
A little over a year ago, I came up with an idea for story to turn my apartment into an indoor garden. This ended up being a terrible idea.
In 1992, Hoover promised two round trip tickets to select European destinations for customers who spent £100 or more on a vacuum cleaner or a washing machine. That was a grave mistake.
At this point, keeping parks and beaches closed is doing more harm to us than good.
My anecdotal experience with what remains the United States' only free take-home COVID-19 testing program — and what health officials and citizens alike can learn from it.
Sometimes all you have to do is try the other latch.
The first epicenter is coming back to life, but not as anyone knew it.
Comedian Gus Johnson, donning the flannel and scruffy goatee, delivers a pretty bang on imitation of everyone's tactless uncle.
Prepper culture and dystopian fashion brands are colliding to create a new uniform for our troubled moment.
Strike me once, shame on you. Strike me twice, shame on me.
