Before France shockingly busted Team USA’s 25-game Olympic basketball winning streak dating back to 2004, a freaky robot took to the court at halftime to drain buckets from different distances at the Tokyo Games.
As Hypebeast reports, the Toyota CUE 3 is the latest version of the AI-driven
(Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé/YouTube) Fresh off her RENAISSANCE tour that wrapped last month, Beyoncé is reportedly among the A-list artists considering taking the stage at The Sphere, a $2.3 billion Las Vegas venue that boasts the world’s biggest and highest-resolution LED screen. U2’s 36-show UV Achtung Baby residency ends Author: Maxim Staff
(Houseplant) Cannabis fans had plenty to celebrate this year. From ultra-mellow CBD pre-rolls to Seth Rogen-approved ashtrays and other goodies that made every day 4/20, there were more ways to enjoy everyone’s favorite mind-altering plant than ever before. As we head into 2024, here’s nine more products that hit highs Author: John Sciarrino
(Bike Shed Moto Co.) When we first approach the Bike Shed Motorcycle Co. in downtown Los Angeles on a crisp Friday afternoon, we’re not entirely sure what to expect. But we certainly didn’t expect the hype of activity and commotion—the parking lot outside rumbling with two-wheeled creations from standard Author: Nicolas Stecher
X Shore Is it possible to get style, sustainability and sleek design delivered in a final product worthy of, say, the next James Bond flick? We say yes, and Swedish boatmakers X Shore certainly agree: One look at the new X Shore 1 reminds one instantly of something you might Author: Beau Hayhoe
(Michter’s) Kentucky-based Michter’s Distillery has released a line extension to its cult favorite Legacy collection. Bomberger’s PFG is a Kentucky bourbon finished in French oak barrels custom-made to exacting standards—with a price point that leaves it in affordable territory for anyone who can track one down. PFG or references Author: G. Clay Whittaker
Christie’s The world’s most expensive fossil and most complete T. Rex skeleton, aka Stan, is headed to the Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi. Paleontologists feared that the 39-foot-long, 188-bone specimen would disappear indefinitely from the public eye following its record-setting $31.8 million sale at a Christie’s auction in 2020. Author: Maxim Staff