Monday, June 30, 2014

Foster the People's New Video Is Psychedelically Delicious


Finally, three years after the release of their hit debut album, Foster the People is back on our Hi-Fis with a new record and this wild music video—a trippy, Princess Mononoke-esque battle between opposing forces of nature. Just watch out for the gun-fish toting shorebirds!


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You Can Swim In a Secret Pool in the Mojave Desert, If You Can Find It

You Can Swim In a Secret Pool in the Mojave Desert, If You Can Find It


When it's hot, city dwellers begin to have a certain look of desperation: That single-minded determination to access the sweet summer relief of a pool. Well, here's a public pool that's completely free and available to use—provided you can locate the pool itself, which is somewhere in the middle of a 25,000 square-mile Southern California desert.


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Flying Car Company: China Desperately Needs Flying Cars

Flying Car Company: China Desperately Needs Flying Cars


Executives from the flying car company Terrafugia are currently in China looking for funding, leading some in the media to innocently ask if flying cars could ease Beijing's traffic congestion. As the young folks these days might put it: LOL.


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The Bricks That Built This Tower Were Grown From Fungus

Community Will Get a Sixth Season After All (On Yahoo!)

Community Will Get a Sixth Season After All (On Yahoo!)


Everyone's favorite is-it-on-again/is-it-off-again comedy is coming back for another season... on Yahoo!, reports Variety.


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What Everyone's Getting Wrong About Facebook's "Creepy" Study

The Weird Pattern On this Girl's Eyeball Is From an Airbag

The Weird Pattern On this Girl's Eyeball Is From an Airbag


Airbags certainly do save lives, but getting hit in the face at 200 mph—even by a pillowy bag of air—is not without its consequences. A teenage girl in Michigan got a real eyeful when an inflating airbag actually left its mesh pattern on the surface of her eye.


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