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Bronx Beat: Sweater Weather
Full skit with Brian Williams on SNL. If you're just looking for the iconic "Sweater Weather" portion of the skit...that is below too.
I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Official Trailer)
The greatest voice of our time has an even greater story. ππ€ Discover the Whitney Houston you never knew in I Wanna Dance with Somebody, exclusively in movie theaters this December.
RuPaul's Secret Celebrity Drag Race: Episode 6
Outstanding performances from Season 2, Episode 6. RuPaul-A-Palooza!
Full Body 25 Minute HIIT Workout
Burn up to 500 calories at home or in the gym
No Equipment Full Body HIIT
25 Minutes - Burn up to 500 calories. Try this workout routine ANYWHERE at ANYTIME.. no excuses!
35-Minute HIIT Flow Yoga With Christa Janine
Celebrate National Yoga Month with a 35-minute HIIT yoga flow session. In this routine, youβll start with yoga flow and then alternate flows with HIIT circuits to target all of your muscle groups. This full-body routine will provide you with a cooldown an...
The History Of Giving Someone The Middle Finger
Let's set the scene. You're livid, you want to scream at someone. But for some reason, you can't speak. What gesture do you give them? That's right - the good ol' middle finger comes immediately to mind, right? The middle finger has been known as a way t...
30-Minute Cardio and Core Workout With Jake DuPree
This cardio and core workout from Jake DuPree will prove you donβt need any equipment to get a major sweat session. This workout is mainly standing but includes some donkey kicks and on-the-mat booty work as well.
Dry, Powder and USE Scrambled Eggs
I Dried Scramble Eggs, Powdered Them & Made SCRAMBLED EGGS. Let's test out a couple of egg dehydrating techniques including dehydrating scrambled eggs and raw eggs to see which tastes best.
What Is A "Knob" Of Butter?
I'm sure when following a recipe from "back in the day" you've heard of a "knob" of butter. When watching some Chef's online you also see them refer to it but an't quite tell how much. Is it 1 or 2 tablespoons? What IS that measurement? I can't find it...