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The latest trailer for Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 showcases the game’s rendition of the penultimate and ultimate battles between Team 7 pals Naruto, Sasuke and Sakura and the god-like Uchiha Madara and Kaguya Otsutsuki.

This year’s Oscar bait from David O. Russell (American Hustle, Silver Linings Playbook) stars Jennifer Lawrence, Bradley Cooper and Robert DeNiro and follows a woman as she ascends from an innocent girl into a powerful businesswoman.

A light card-based dungeon-crawler that puts you in the shoes of a dungeon master instead of the adventurer himself. When exploring, you decide the dungeon’s layout by placing rooms, enemies or loot, then the adventurer will move on his own.

Sherpas Cinema’s insane-looking documentary about freerider Graham Agassiz. In 2013 Aggy broke two vertebrae when his bike got caught in a bush in one of his downhill runs. Thankfully he recovered and is back in action.

It’s just a brief tease, but the second season of Fargo appears to yet again capture the spirit of the Coen Brothers’ warped universe. As one commenter put it: “Are we going to watch this? Oh yeah. You betcha.” Drops 9/2015 on FX.

“Where things come from matter.” Morgan Spurlock’s short documentary features five artisans: a seventh generation potter, two chefs and two knife makers. Crafted looks at their fears, failures, passion and achievements.

The sequel to the 2013 reboot is still going for cinematic action, but this new Lara Croft keeps things exciting with stealth gameplay and odds extremely stacked against her. More games need to have crafting without menus.

We’re not sure where Robert Kirkman has the time to create another TV series. Regardless, Cinemax plans on launching this series in 2016, based on Kirkman and Paul Azaceta’s Outcast – about a man posessed by demons. More here.

Having a bad day? Calamityware’s 12oz. porcelain willow pattern mugs are here to remind you that things could be much worse. You could get attacked by a giant robot, ransacked by pirates or abducted by UFOs.

Watch these mountain bikers hit speeds up to 39mph down an abandoned bobsled track built for the 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo. Sure, it would be faster coated with ice, but they probably wouldn’t make it to the first bend.

You might think that a waffle iron was designed to make, uhm, Belgian waffles. But you’d be wrong. If the guys from ChefSteps are to be trusted, the waffle iron is the single most versatile (and messy) appliance in your kitchen.

We have to wait until next year for both Suicide Squad and Batman v Superman, but it looks like 2016 could be the year where DC outshines Marvel when it comes to the big screen. Though Heath Ledger will always be our Joker.

(PG-13 Language) Wu-Tang vet Ghostface Killah assumes his mob alter ego Tony Starks with the help of soul maestro Adrian Younge once again in the sequel to their head-spinning 2013 album.

(SPOILERS) “The universe doesn’t give without taking.” Warner Bros. recaps the major moments of The Flash‘s exciting and eventful first season, and teases some of the developments in the second season. Teaser at 4:15.

After extensive planning, numerous failures, injuries, and an ample dose of hype, Nitro Circus cyclist Jed Mildon has pulled of what was once thought to be physically impossible – a 1440º backflip on his BMX bike.

Perhaps in an attempt to lure in fans of Michonne and Daryl, AMC’s new series features a hero with both a katana and a motorcycle. The story follows a warrior and a young boy on an action-packed journey through a land ruled by feudal barons.

Acrobat Damien Walters is back with another crazy stunt – what could only be called the first proper bungee jump. Instead of springing back up when he reaches the bottom, he dismounts. See all the prep that went into the stunt here.

(Gore) The Deadite have returned. Good thing Ash never went away. Bruce Campbell reprises his role as the reckless Ash Williams in the official sequel to Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead trilogy. The TV series starts 10/31/15 on Starz.

Yamaha’s new 37-key synthesizers may be tiny, but they make the kind of sounds you’d expect from a pro synth. Our favorite is the tribute to the DX7, made famous back in the ’80s on tracks like Harold Faltermeyer’s Axel F. Out 9/2015.

We now know why Bruce Wayne is so pissed at Clark Kent in Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice – he destroyed one of Wayne’s buildings, and killed dozens during his battle with Zod. And now Lex Luthor is playing them off of each other.

An excerpt from a special standalone episode of BBC’s Sherlock. It’s set in 19th century London, and the showrunners have dropped clues implying that it will be an adaptation of The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle.

This gameplay video shows a wide variety of ways to take on the E3 mission that we saw in a previous demo. The open world, equipments and assistants will let you complete missions in convenient, violent or hilarious ways.

World champion freerunner Ryan Doyle takes his antigravity shoes to Team Red Bull’s Formula 1 race car factory, resulting in a video that should satisfy both parkour fanatics and gearheads alike. Sir, please keep your feet off of the cars.