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If there were any questions about whether Martha Stewart planned to slow down at 85, she answered them from a hot tub.

Coca-Cola is expanding its collaboration with global music star V by transforming its “Coke Time Ka Muna!” campaign into an offline collectible experience for fans in the Philippines. Rather than ending with the commercial launch, the brand has introduced a retail promotion that rewards consumers with exclusive merchandise inspired by the campaign.

Jeff Hardy’s famous Swanton Bomb wrestling move has been given a high-design coffee table upgrade — and you can take one home.

After helping headline one of the year’s biggest movie events, Lupita Nyong’o is making news for something a little closer to home.

Throughout the years, Green Day has been known to go above and beyond to promote new releases. They’ve done it once again, this time on top of an ice cream truck to promote a new coming-of-age comedy film that features the band.

Ashton Hall has revealed why he turned down a potentially huge collaborative deal with Saratoga Water.

Four nights. One 65,000-seat NFL stadium. Tickets sold out fast when they went on sale back in January, months before a single show happened. That’s BTS at Allegiant Stadium in late May, four sellouts as part of “ARIRANG,” their global tour named after the latest album. If you needed proof that K-pop’s biggest act is…

Game nights used to mean a couch, a few friends, and whatever console someone dragged out of a closet. Now, that same energy plays out in front of thousands of strangers at once, and somehow it works better than the original version ever did. Live streaming took something private and turned it into a shared…

TL;DR: A Reddit user converted inexpensive 128GB 2.5-inch SSDs into custom Steam “cartridges” with printed covers and 3D-printed cases; a Linux udev/systemd setup auto-navigates or can auto-launch Steam, but games remain tied to a Steam account and SSD NAND can lose data over time. Voice: Hassam NasirSpeed 0:00 / 2:47 Use left and right arrow…

If you’ve ever looked at an action figure and thought it belonged in a movie, Chuck Eiler is already several steps ahead. Better known as Killcutter, this Chicago-based artist creates elaborate toy photographs that turn plastic characters into the stars of gritty, cinematic scenes. Using handcrafted dioramas, practical effects, carefully controlled lighting, and a keen…