Jimmy Fallon Presents a History Of TV Theme Songs
As a tribute to the lost art of the theme song, Fallon and the leading men from his new NBC show, “Guys with Kids,” go through a theme song medley. It’s quite entertaining.
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If The Avengers Trailer Was Honest
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First Look: The Brooklyn Nets’ Barclays Center [13 HQ Photos]
It took nine years and some 35 court battles to build the billion-dollar stadium but finally Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York will officially open on September 28 with the first of eight sold-out concerts by Jay-Z. Although the Nets won’t play their first home game against the Knicks until November 1st we can now take a first look at the arena.
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ESPN Films 30 for 30 Shorts: Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Blueprint
How did Arnold Schwarzenegger become Mr. Universe, the Terminator, and the Governator? It all started with a blueprint.
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Campfire cologne
The scent of a good campfire can bring a pout of success to any mans face. The cologne is packaged with bits of kindle wood and matches, so whenever you feel the need to sniff in the smokey scent of wilderness survival light it up. An unrivaled smell of dominance in nature, this cologne will not only make you smell like an actual campfire, but everyone knows camping is a natural aphrodisiac. Be careful men, Campfire Cologne doesn’t come with hot babe repellant, so be prepared to “feed the animals”. Campfire-cologne.com
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Yankee Stadium Gets Tilt-Shifted [15 High Quality Photos]
Tilt-shifting is the process of manipulating a photograph so that a life-sized location or subject looks like a miniature-scale model. What better way to launch our new Stadium Tilt-Shift series than with a mecca of baseball, Yankee Stadium? Sure, Fenway or Wrigley may have been logical choices too but check back in the next few weeks because they are on the ole’ to-do list.
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September 2012 Fail Compilation
Welcome to another month of botched building implosions, jet ski fails, biking face plants, parkour wipeouts, cliff jumping belly flops, people who can’t use escalators and did we mention parkour fails and bike face plants?
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Natural Infinity Hot Springs Pool In Pamukkale, Turkey
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The Winners of Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2012 [24 High Quality Photos]
Each year The Royal Observatory Greenwich holds the Astronomy Photographer of the Year awards. This free exhibition showcases some incredible images of the sky, ranging from within our solar system to far into deep space. The 2012 awards features the transit of Venus, comets, nebulae, aurorae and more which can be found in on display at the Royal Observatory. This year’s winning entries have come from all around the world in another record-breaking year, with more images entered than ever before. If you can’t afford to plan a visit to the Royal Observatory and check out the winning photographs below.
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Mumford & Sons Babel Review and Playlist
Babel, the newest album from Mumford & Sons drops today, and it promises to be as successful as it was anticipated. Their breakout rookie album, Sigh No More, not only put them on the map, but resurrected an international folk movement that has infiltrated the pop and alternative radio stations alike. The double-platinum freshman juggernaut with virtually no shortcomings was not an easy task to follow up, which left fans salivating with fingers crossed in hopes of a worthy sophomore EP. “We wanted to do something unashamed,” says keyboard, drummer, utility player, Ben Lovett. “We’re confident and happy to be where we are as a band - everything that’s happened with us has exceeded expectations, and it’s all been a surprise, it’s all much bigger than what we were prepared for. So when we came to recording this record we had a choice: to shy away from that, or to realise that people dig what we’re doing, and make something robust, with that energy.” See Similar Story: Mumford & Sons play the pier at Hoboken Babel is nothing shy of a more sophisticated and mature album than it’s predecessor. The banjo strings seem just a bit tighter and lyrics, just as more »
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It’s Time To Embrace The Cinemagraph Revolution
By now you’ve probably downloaded a Cinemagraph app. Here are some interesting Cinemagraphs we’ve come across that can give you some inspiration to head on out there and create your own masterpieces. If you’ve made any incredible Cinemagraphs send it to us and we’ll include it in Randomness. h
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Dave Grohl: The Nirvana Years [110 Rare & Iconic Photos]
On September 25, 1990 Dave Grohl quit his Washington, DC based band Scream to join Nirvana. The Nirvana era for Grohl lastest only 3 years, 6 months and 11 days but in that time he helped define a generation and kick started things for his spin-off project the Foo Fighters. On the 22nd anniversary of Dave Grohl joining Nirvana we look back at his time with the band. The photo above was taken during the video shoot for “Smells Like Teen Spirit.’ Notice the logo on Grohl’s shirt? “Scream” his band before joining Nirvana.
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Website of the Day: Songza.com
You like music? Sure, who doesn’t? That doesn’t meat you’re listening to the right music for the right part of your day. Songa.com will do that work for you in a easy to navigate UI site. Songza lets you choose where you are, what you’re doing and what kind of music you like for the ultimate optimal musical experience. Songza.com
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Oktoberfest 2012: Opening Weekend [95 High Quality Photos]
Oktoberfest kicked off on September 22nd and an estimated 80 million beers are expected to be downed over the course of the 16-day festival that wraps up October 7th. Considered to be the world’s largest fair, nearly 6 million people from all over the world attend the festival. The events are held on a 75 acre fairground called the “Wiesn” that can accommodate hundreds of thousands of people at a time. On Saturday, Munich’s mayor tapped the first keg to kick off the 16-day Oktoberfest, known for its oompah music and traditional costumes. With only two blows of his hammer and a cry of “O’zapft is” — “It’s Tapped” — Mayor Christian Ude inserted the tap into the first keg, opening the 179th Oktoberfest to the cheering of thousands who were waiting to be served their first beer. Only beer brewed within the city limits of Munich, and conforming to strict specifications, is allowed to be sold at the Oktoberfest. The special brand of Oktoberfest Beer is a registered trademark. Although heavy rains soaked the fairground revelers didn’t seem to mind. If you can’t make it out to this year’s festival we’ve got you covered. Here are photos from the more »
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How A Major League Baseball Player Faked Out The Entire Stadium
Manny Machado pulls off what they call the old “dog and ball” trick.
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7-Eleven Will Predict The 2012 Presidential Election
Across the country 7-Eleven will reveal two new coffee cups and allow people to cast their 20-ounce ballot with a blue Barak Obama cup and a red Mitt Romney cup. The idea is simple, which ever coffee cup is chosen more before the election should be able to predict the winner. On the 7-Election website you can see the national results and also state by state results. The sale of coffee cups (tracked by barcode scans) has accurately predicted the last four presidential elections.
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Photo of the Day: Catch or Touchback?
The replacement referee chaos continues. In this photo one referee signals touchdown while the other signals touchback indicating an interception. Golden Tate was credited with a touchdown catch on the final play of the game as the Seahawks pulled past the Packers for a 14-12 victory.
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65 Never Before Seen Dark Knight Promo Photos
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The Southern Gent (Drink Infographic)
To celebrate National Bourbon Month, we concocted this lil’ ol’ easy to make drink. Easy enough to not confuse even the minimalist of bartenders or just make it yourself after a long day during the Monday night game, this evening.
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75 Interesting Facts That You Probably Didn’t Know
Because if it’s on the internet it’s got to be true.
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The Failed War on Drugs [Infographic]
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Laura Scaborozi: America’s Best Packers fan
In honor of Green Bay playing on Monday Night Football tonight, Laura Scaborozi, a swimsuit model from Florida, and die-hard Packers fan.
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Starbucks Verismo Is The Single-Cup Coffee Killer
Starbucks has had a secret weapon up there sleeves, eight years in the making. Keurig has had a stronghold on the multi-billion dollar single-cup serving market but Starbucks is about to change all that as they recently announced their jump into the arena with a new system being called Verismo. Not only will the new machine brew single-cups of coffee but it can also brew lattes and espressos. We got a chance to demo the new Verismo and it’s no joke. The coffee tastes exactly like it does from the stores. And although it won’t give you the friendly barista experience you receive at your local Starbucks, the Verismo will allow you to bang out a fresh cup in less than 30 seconds after you roll out of bed.
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Mike Birbiglia Sleepwalks to Success [Interview]
Comedian Mike Birbiglia almost died jumping out a window, but he’s laughing about the experience now. Birbiglia suffers from REM behavior disorder, making him liable to act out dreams while asleep. That’s why Birbiglia barreled through the window of his second-floor hotel room, believing a guided missile had targeted him. At the hospital, a doctor told him the broken glass nearly cut his femoral artery. The premise for his off-Broadway show, book and movie was born.
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NASCAR And RSVLTS.com Are Dominating ‘merica This Fall
We did an extremely unscientific opinion poll of our readers, friends and family living around the New York City region about NASCAR. The results weren’t surprising. The overwhelming majority seemed intrigued by the sport culture, the “southern fans,” Ricky Bobby and the tailgate scene but admittedly most have never paid it much attention. This fall we’re working directly with NASCAR to change all that. Over the next six weeks NASCAR will give us an all-access pass in an attempt to turn the staff of RSVLTS.com into fans and show our readers that there is reason to be pumped about the sport. This will include interviews with the biggest racing stars, giveaways, a RSVLTS.com RV trip to Charlotte to experience the most epic tailgate scene in American sports and an all-access pass to pit row where we will be on a mission to find Carley Bobby lookalikes, change some tires and photo bomb Jeff Gordon.
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137 Minimalist and Alternative Avengers Movie Posters
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Just In Case: End of the world survival kit
Ready for the end of the world? December 21st is quickly approaching and the Mexicans are preparing… Just in Case. Monterey, Mexico based agency, MENOSUNOCEROUNO, created this survival kit for the worst case scenario, which includes Mexican Hot Chocolate, a knife, notebook and some Xtabentun (Mayan Liquor) for laughs
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Roosevelt Randomness [72 Photos + GIFS]
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Back To Hoboken Bar Crawl Powered By RSVLTS.com [93 Photos]
The Back To Hoboken Bar Crawl took Hoboken by storm on Saturday. A big thanks goes out to Al Torres and Rachel Heller for putting the event together, the 1,000+ people who turned out and double big thanks to everyone who stopped their boozing for a moment to let our photographer snap a picture. The RSVLTS.com logo was displayed prominently on all the t-shirts and plenty of people got their hands of stickers too. We’ve got many more fun things in the works for the NYC region so keep checking back. Now, head over to Facebook to see all 93 photos from our Back To Hoboken Bar Crawl album and tag yourself or your friends.
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The Punch Bowl IV [190 Photos]
Welcome to another week of the most exciting tailgate experience on the web. As we like to say, The Punch Bowl, our weekly look at football tailgating across America, has all the elements that make outstanding content. Sports, party animals, beautiful women and original tailgate photos that you have never seen before. We spend hours and hours each weekend curating these photos from the far reaches on the web and we’re proud to see that the word is getting out. If you think your school or NFL team tailgates harder than the other guys snap a few pictures and submit them! How to submit: Send it to us via email: punchbowl.rsvlts@gmail.com. The Punch Bowl I [73 Photos] | The Punch Bowl II [115 Photos] | The Punch Bowl III [216 Photos] | The Punch Bowl IV [190 Photos]
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Bruce Springsteen: 95 Rare and Iconic Photos
Today “The Boss” Bruce Springsteen turns 63 years young. He has been going strong since the release of Born To Run in 1975. Now we look back at his life and career with rare and iconic photos you’ve probably never sene before.
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Live From The Back To Hoboken Bar Crawl
Today is the massive Back To Hoboken Bar Crawl brought to you by us, RSVLTS.com! 1,200 people are packing the bars in The Mile Square celebrating the first day of fall. If you couldn’t make it out you can follow along live on Instagram @RSVLTS. We’ll also be posting a ton of photos of all the action early next week. Follow @RSVLTS on Instagram
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We Talk Music, Being a Dick and Space Travel With Shaun White
Stride and 7-11 teamed up to release the official gum flavor of Shaun White called Mintacular. We got to talkin with Mr. White about his passion for The Black Keys, some other tunes he listens to while on the slopes and how big of a jerk he was in Friends with Benefits. For being a sponsored pro snowboarded for more than half of his life, the brah was a pretty down to Earth brah. The kid’s got charisma and a seasoned vet at making the camera his best friend. Travis Pastrana is safe as the world’s Swiss Army knife of extreme sport athletes for now, because White is too busy with the two sports he already dominates. Although the idea of space travel did tickle his mustache, he’s content with being on a board with gravity holding him down just enough so he can pull off some serious air on the pipe. On the topic of medals and competing, he went into a zone and for a minute, you saw the focus in him. That determination you’d expect from the best snowboarder in the world and not the guy who looks like the kid you bought purple haze from on more »
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14 Dead Give-aways You Dress Like an Office Amateur
Dressing for the role is a big part of doing the role. People need to take what you say seriously and credibility tends to sink with each mustard stain on your mismatched tie. Just because you can’t judge a book by it’s cover doesn’t mean people won’t try.
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Red Bull Racing Paves Way For Upcoming Grand Prix Of America [High Quality Photos +Video]
With Formula One’s 2011 champion David Coulthard behind the wheel of the 1000 horse power RB7 Red Bull Racing completed their tour of New Jersey and New York City. It all started at Liberty State Park offering spectacular views of the New York City skyline and the Statue of Liberty. Then the RB7 moved to West New York and Weehawken, New Jersey which will be home of the much anticipated Grand Prix of America Formula 1 race in June 2013. It must have been quite a sight to see a F-1 car ripping down the local street at nearly 200 mph. To wrap things up Coulthard flew through the Lincoln Tunnel at over 200 mph into New York City. Save the date, the Grand Prix of American is coming June 2013 to Weehawken and West New York, NJ and it will be an event that New Jersey and New York City never forget. If you’re looking for information on the event check out Everything You Need To Know About Grand Prix of America coming to New Jersey in June 2013.
