Recent Posts (Page 14)

• Manhattan Beach Bachelor Pad With Ocean Views [15 Photos]

  In Real Estate / 8 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  If you’re dreaming of beautiful California beaches this Manhattan Beach property designed by Rockefeller Partners Architects features beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean and Malibu coastline. Working within the confines of a narrow 30 x 90-foot envelope, the design team pushed the house to the limits of height, width, and depth, which left little perimeter space to satisfy the client’s desire for a garden. The solution was to create an open green space in the center of the structure, at the ground floor level. On one side of this are the children’s rooms, on the other are the master bedroom and bath, which open to what has become an interior Zen garden. TIP: NAVIGATE GALLERY USING < LEFT AND RIGHT > ARROW KEYS

• 50 Reaction GIFS Showing How We Feel About “Goats Yelling Like Humans” Being Referenced On This Week’s SNL

  In Television / 8 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  Yup, it happened. The shoutout was quick but it happened. In a skit featuring Melissa McCarthy portraying a trailer hitching, mullet sporting, tone deaf contestant on “The Voice,” our original video “Goats Yelling Like Humans” was referenced at 0:24. Taran Killam playing “The Voice” host Carson Daly says, “So far our celebrity judges have picked a rocker, a latin artist and a goat that screams like a person.” … And 50 GIFS Showing How We Feel About SNL    

• Fascinating Then and Now Mad Men Infographics

  In infographic, Television / 8 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  This past weekend, Mad Men returned to AMC for its sixth and penultimate season. With only 26 episodes remaining in the series, some of us are already starting to feel reflective while anticipating the premiere. The impact the show has had on modern culture can’t be overestimated, its influence permeating everything from filmmaking to fashion. But while it’s been steadily making everything old new again, we can’t help but wonder what things would look like if Don Draper and company were heading to work in 2013. The brilliant designers at Shutterstock.com set their sights on the main Mad Men characters with that in mind, choosing an everyday symbol from their daily lives and transforming it through a 21-century lens. While most of these folks would be doing very similar work today, the tools they use to get it done would be quite different. (Just imagine what Peggy could accomplish with a MacBook at her disposal.) Read on to see what a difference a half-century can make.

• A Look Inside LinkedIn’s Empire State Building Office

  In Real Estate / 8 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

• SI Swimsuit Rookie of the Year Kate Bock In A Bodacious New Shoot

  In Kate Bock / 8 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  It’s easy to see why Kate Bock was crowned the 2013 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue ‘Rookie Of The Year’. Kate Bock recently teamed up for a shoot with Galore Magazine titled “Every Rose Has Its Thorn”… like the Poison song. If you look close enough you’ll see a few roses in the photos, hence the name.

• How Your Favorite Websites Looked In 2003

  In Technology / 8 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  This is what the internet looked like in 2003. Which sites did we miss? Let us know what websites you want to see in the comments.

• 100 Reasons We’re Rooting For Louisville… Hint, It’s The Cheerleaders

  In Women / 8 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  Louisville is a 3.5 point favorite over Michigan in tonight’s National Championship but if the game were to be decided by cheerleaders the point spread would be Louisville by a landslide.

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  The Friend Zone (or, How “Jerks” Are Made)

  In Lifestyle / 8 April 2013 / 0 comments

• Photo of the Day: The Terminator Line

  In Space / 8 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  Explanation: No sudden, sharp boundary marks the passage of day into night in this gorgeous view of ocean and clouds over our fair planet Earth. Instead, the shadow line or terminator is diffuse and shows the gradual transition to darkness we experience as twilight. With the Sun illuminating the scene from the right, the cloud tops reflect gently reddened sunlight filtered through the dusty troposphere, the lowest layer of the planet’s nurturing atmosphere. A clear high altitude layer, visible along the dayside’s upper edge, scatters blue sunlight and fades into the blackness of space. This picture actually is a single digital photograph taken in June of 2001 from the International Space Station orbiting at an altitude of 211 nautical miles. See the full size image here >> Additional photos:

• How To Delete Yourself From The Internet

  In Randomness / 8 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  With help from technology writer Jemima Kiss, Guardian journalist Mark Rice-Oxley tries to erase his online self. But aside from deleting your social networking profiles, is this even possible? Are there sites out there that can help? Can you erase your doppelgangers? And where does your Facebook profile go when it is removed?

• Play “H-O-R-S-E” Online Against Your Friends During The NCAA National Championship Game

  In Basketball / 7 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  The legendary basketball game “H-O-R-S-E” has recieved a digital upgrade for the 21st century and you can play along with all your friends. The rules are simple: Visit http://www.uversehorse.com/ during the Michigan vs Louisville 2013 National Championship Game on Monday, April 8th starting at 9:23 pm. Pick a team and play against friends and guess where their team is going to shoot (and score from). Your team then has one minute to shoot from that location. If the shot is made then the opposing team has to shoot from the same spot or they will be assigned a letter (H, etc) If the shot isn’t taken or is missed, you lose a turn and the opposing player will get a chance to select a spot on the court. Gameplay continues back and forth in real-time throughout the televised game. As each player fails to duplicate the shot made by the other player they earn a letter in the word HORSE. First person to spell HORSE loses. Hat tip: Heavy.com

• 3 Ways the WWE Invented Modern Professional Sports

  In VIDEO / 5 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

• Just Another Reason Bubba Watson Should be Your Favorite Athlete

  In Golf / 5 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  As if we needed another reason for our list of 20 Reasons Why Bubba Watson Should Be Your Favorite Athlete he recently showed up unannounced at Dubsdread Golf Course outside of Orlando. While at the course he met with unsuspecting golfers and played a round righty (he is normally a lefty).

• “Wise Words From Pitbull” Friday’s (5 Inspirational Pitbull Lyrics)

  In Music / 5 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  Last week we began a journey into the artistic psyche of Pitbull lyrics. In this week’s round up of “Inspriational Pitbull lyrics”, we get deep. Very deep. With emotional, psychological and groundbreaking lyrics from Mr. Worldwide himself. Makes me want to drop everything and go sip on a Miami Vice.

• RSVLTS talk to Brooklyn Decker on Why She Loves Al Borland and “Denver” The Guilty Dog

  In Brooklyn Decker / 5 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  Brooklyn Decker is many things. Actress who’s career is seeing a meteoritic rise. Former Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue cover model. Wife of a guy who can hit tennis balls harder than almost anyone ever. Master of the GIF. One thing she isn’t… a fan of smooching a guy with stubble. We interviewed Brooklyn, who is representing Gillette’s Kiss & Tell campaign, about stubble, the future Sports Illustrated Swimsuit and Al Borland.

• Doug Anderson Wins NCAA Dunk Championship With Through The Legs 360 [Video + GIF]

  In Basketball / 5 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  Wow. Just wow. Sorry LeBron but you have nothing on University of Detroit’s Doug Anderson.

• England Has A New Queen: Emma Watson

  In Emma Watson / 5 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  Emma Watson is featured in the new issue of GQ UK and the only way for you to see the images are to fly to England and pick up the issue or, more easily, click through the gallery below. TIP: NAVIGATE GALLERY USING < LEFT AND RIGHT > ARROW KEYS

• Common Sports Injuries and How to Treat Them (Infographic)

  In infographic, Sports / 5 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  With spring finally in the air, the urge to get out and be active is quite seducing, but with that comes the risk of sudden injury after an inactive winter in hibernation. You’re no spring chicken anymore, so we encourage you to stretch well before getting active and under no circumstances do we reccomend you jump to block a shot in an elite 8 game of the NCAA basketball Tournament. Mount Sinai’s Sports Medicine Service presents a snapshot of the five most common injuries affecting the knee, shoulder and hip. Discover the effective RICE treatment method and other therapies to help the healing process.

• T-Rex Cat

  In VIDEO / 5 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  Jesse and Jeana, two YouTubers who have made a career on pranking each other, teamed up for this video to celebrate the release of Jurassic Park 3 which hit theaters on April 5th. Spoiler alert, the video features a cat dressed up as T-Rex.

• Super Bowl Commercial Beauty Catrinel Menghia For La Redoute Lingerie

  In Catrinel Menghia / 5 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  If Catrinel Menghia looks familiar that’s probably because you are one of nearly 100 million people who watched the Super Bowl and saw her obscenely hot “topless” Fiat Abarth commercial. Catrinel is a former Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model and recently split from from Italian football star Massimo Brambati. Now she is living the single life in New York City and what a life it must be.

• Timing Perfecto! (25 Photos)

  In Awesome / 4 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

• The Sandlot & PF Flyers Team Up for The 20th Anniversary Edition

  In Gear, Shoes / 4 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  PF Flyers and 20th Century Fox have teamed up for the release of the limited edition PF Flyers. Yes the ones that let Benny “The Jet” Rodriguez jump higher and run faster and retrieve the priceless Babe Ruth ball from the lair of The Beast. To me it’s amazing how The Sandlot doesn’t have a 100 on Rotten Tomatoes. It was by far the quintessential 90′s kid movie for everyone I’ve ever came in contact with. The movie was full of lessons that paved the way for manhood. Smalls having the guts to jump into the lions den to make friends. Squints having the stones to scheme a plan to get the smoke show of a lifetime and of course Benny taking on the Beast in the most epic chase scene ever to grace the silver screen.

• Warby Parker Summer 2013 Collection

  In Eyewear, Gear / 4 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  Be bold this summer. Be bold, but do bold tastefully. The new collection from Warby Parker features the right way to go about an agressive summer pattern for your shades. The Aldous comes in a vibrant amber Ceder Tortoise and English Oak colorway, with a third matte black option for you traditionalists. The Paley comes in a subtle Whiskey Tortise and Revolver Black with the Blue Maplewood taking a more rousing approach and this guy’s personal favorite. Check out the Full Collection at Warby Parker 2013 Collection $95

• Relax, It’s Thursday. We Have Yoga Pants for You. [45 Photos]

  In Women, Yoga Pants / 4 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

• New Great Gatsby Trailer features Original Music from Executive Producer Jay Z (Trailer + Track List)

  In Entertainment, Movies / 4 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  The New Gatsby trailer is not only the best yet, but gives us a preview to the highly acclaimed soundtrack from executive producer, Jay Z. The soundtrack includes a fantastic dynamic of stars from all branches of music genres, including Jack White, The xx, Florence + the Machine and Andre 3000 with Beyonce. According to a press release, Jay-Z and director Baz Luhrmann worked on the project over the past two years, “translating the Jazz Age sensibility of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel into the musical equivalents of our own times, through the blending of hip-hop, traditional jazz and other contemporary musical textures.”

• Arrested Development Announces Premiere Date

  In Entertainment / 4 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  Netflix announced the resurgence of the cult comdey, which was first cancelled by FOX in 2006, then had a backlash of disappointed fans which lead to a new 10 episode series. Netflix announced last December that the series would now have a 14-episode run. All 15 episodes of the series will launch on…

• Man Meal: Bacon & Brussels Sprouts

  In Food, Lifestyle, Man Meal / 4 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  This meal is so easy to make, but when finished looks and tastes like you’ve been working on it for hours. A great tasting compliment to any meat dish, without feeling completely unhealthy. Feel free to sub in turkey bacon also.

• The Final Four Breakdown (Infographic)

  In Basketball, infographic, Sports / 4 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  Each of the Final Four teams has had a tough road before them and each desrves to be there. A team like Michican have talent like Trey Burke, Tim Hardaway and Glen Robinson, but Syracuse is playing with serious momentum. Wichita State is the heavy underdog of the four teams, but don’t sleep on their outside perimeter game. Take a look at the opponents each team played to get where they are.

• Vadering: New Meme Alert [48 Photos]

  In Randomness / 4 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  Because Hadouken is so Monday. Sure, Vadering was created by Chick-fil-A and it’s being called the “prime example of internet sin” but is it really all that bad for a brand to do something cool that catches on? If it was Kate Upton and her wonderful cleavage “Vadering” no one would be flipping out.

• Stunning Aerial Footage of San Francisco

  In VIDEO / 4 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  From the Golden Gate Bridge to Alcatraz to the Bay Lights at night, see the Bay Area’s most iconic locations like you’ve never seen them before. Teton Gravity Research, a production company based in in Wyoming, has produced more than 20 films about skiing, snowboarding, and other action sports since the mid-1990s. When it comes to getting swooping aerial shots of dramatic landscapes, they’re the experts. In their latest reel they show off what they call “the world’s most advanced gyro-stabilized camera system,” a RED Epic mounted on a GSS C520. With 5 axes of motion, the camera can track landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, and the Transamerica Pyramid as it skims by. At about 2:45 you can see the new Bay Lights LED installation created by artist Leo Villareal. Watch full screen and crank the volume for an extreme experience. via The Atlantic

• Arianny Celeste and Brittney Palmer FHM Behind The Scenes Video

  In Arianny Celeste, Brittney Palmer / 4 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  On Wednesday FHM released a smokin’ hot new shoot featuring MMA beauties Arianny Celeste and Brittney Palmer for their May 2013 issue. If you live under a rock and haven’t see the pictures yet see them below. To our enjoyment FHM was forward thinking enough to shoot a behind the scenes video of the shoot.

• Brett Favre’s Draft Day Photo Is A 90′s Classic

  In Football / 4 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  From jean shorts to a Zack Morris cellphone, there is so much 90′s awesome going on in this image and we love it all. Well done CBS Sports.

• Head First: A Unique Look at the Cars of the New York Auto Show

  In Cars, Gear / 3 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  High quality photos of the cars of the Auto Show are a dime a dozen, so we decided to focus on the headlights of each car. With LED technology advancing too fast to keep up with, headlights are becoming one of the more interesting dynamics of the modern car.

• Happy 1st Birthday Grumpy Cat!

  In Randomness / 3 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  April 4th is Grumpy Cat’s first birthday so let’s take a look at a few facts you probably didn’t know about the internet’s favorite cat. 

• Kate Upton Voted ‘Best Cleavage’ In The World [80 Photos]

  In Kate Upton / 3 April 2013 / 0 comments

  

  What we all already knew is finally official…. Kate Upton has the best boobs in the world. In a special poll to celebrate National Cleavage Day, The Sun (UK’s equivalent of the NY Daily News) asked readers to pick their favorite celebrity chest from a shortlist of 30 beautiful women from every corner of showbiz and the 20-year-old model won by a HUGE margin – scoring a FIFTH of all the votes registered.