Entertainment

It is said that one of the toughest game that eats up a lot of stamina is Long Tennis. This is a portion of the tough training the players practice daily.

The mechanics are so good and fast they don’t need to even spend 2 seconds to change the tires of the formula F1 race cars.

The trends with bottles continue as some people have make it a skill and have perfected them. The dude here performs an unbelievable throw that lands in the locker box.

Cleaning a chimney of a house is a hazard, so why not try an easy way. Just follow what this dude does, your time and hard work will be saved by a lot.

It is clearly written on the sign that you can't take your cart through the escalator. A guy from behind literally was screaming that so he can understand, but he is a stubborn *ss.

Senegal dance team in Santiago, Chile

There is a heavy advantage when you have a dad who owns a GTR. It’s a heavy trump card which can be used in various cases.

No big deal in eating a watermelon, it is common to believe that. You are wrong, everyone can eat but no one can beat this guy in style.

It is commonly taken that if there is a fire pour water in it. We never think what can happen, a fireman demonstrates what actually happens if we pour water into fire.

Of course, it was awesome to seize such a difficult catch with one hand. But the cost of that catch is 5000 dollars, can you believe this!

Ever wondered why the heck the constructions take months to complete? Well, this video holds the answer you dearly long for.

There was no rain outside and it is a very hot day not even foggy at the dawn. So my question was why the f*ck is the glass wet?

Honorary Chairs Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick, honoree Lee Brian Schrager, performers Salt-N-Pepa, guests Ted Allen, David Burtka, Debi Mazar, Gabriele Corcos and more turned out to celebrate Food Bank for New York City's 35th anniversary at the annual Can Do Awards Dinner at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City.

Traffik – Codeblack Entertainment – Hidden Empire Films – Lionsgate – Director Deon Taylor – Producers Paula Patton, Deon Taylor & Roxanne Avent – Writer Deon Taylor In the action-packed thriller Traffik, plans for a romantic weekend getaway at a secluded mountain estate turn to terror when Brea (Paula Patton), a hard-charging investigative reporter, and her boyfriend John (Omar Epps) accidentally discover the hidden world of a brutal biker gang. Joined unexpectedly by their friends Darren (Laz Alonso) and Malia (Roselyn Sanchez), the foursome is forced into a deadly fight for their lives against a ring of criminals who will stop at nothing to protect their secretive operation. The film is written and directed by Deon Taylor, and produced by Roxanne Avent, Paula Patton and Taylor. Codeblack Films, a division of Lionsgate, will release the film wide on April 20, 2018. When filmmaker Deon Taylor conceived of Traffik he was confronting his own lack of knowledge about a threat that he had assumed happened elsewhere, but realized could happen anywhere: girls and women lured from the safety of their homes, from anywhere they feel comfortable, into forced sex slavery. “When I started researching human trafficking, I understood it’s a domestic problem, not just an international problem,” says Taylor. “Then, when I realized that 85 to 90 percent of the people who are trafficked in the US are inner city kids, my eyes were opened, and I started to think about how to write a story about this.”

Traffik – Codeblack Entertainment – Hidden Empire Films – Lionsgate – Director Deon Taylor – Producers Paula Patton, Deon Taylor & Roxanne Avent – Writer Deon Taylor In the action-packed thriller Traffik, plans for a romantic weekend getaway at a secluded mountain estate turn to terror when Brea (Paula Patton), a hard-charging investigative reporter, and her boyfriend John (Omar Epps) accidentally discover the hidden world of a brutal biker gang. Joined unexpectedly by their friends Darren (Laz Alonso) and Malia (Roselyn Sanchez), the foursome is forced into a deadly fight for their lives against a ring of criminals who will stop at nothing to protect their secretive operation. The film is written and directed by Deon Taylor, and produced by Roxanne Avent, Paula Patton and Taylor. Codeblack Films, a division of Lionsgate, will release the film wide on April 20, 2018. When filmmaker Deon Taylor conceived of Traffik he was confronting his own lack of knowledge about a threat that he had assumed happened elsewhere, but realized could happen anywhere: girls and women lured from the safety of their homes, from anywhere they feel comfortable, into forced sex slavery. “When I started researching human trafficking, I understood it’s a domestic problem, not just an international problem,” says Taylor. “Then, when I realized that 85 to 90 percent of the people who are trafficked in the US are inner city kids, my eyes were opened, and I started to think about how to write a story about this.”

Traffik – Codeblack Entertainment – Hidden Empire Films – Lionsgate – Director Deon Taylor – Producers Paula Patton, Deon Taylor & Roxanne Avent – Writer Deon Taylor In the action-packed thriller Traffik, plans for a romantic weekend getaway at a secluded mountain estate turn to terror when Brea (Paula Patton), a hard-charging investigative reporter, and her boyfriend John (Omar Epps) accidentally discover the hidden world of a brutal biker gang. Joined unexpectedly by their friends Darren (Laz Alonso) and Malia (Roselyn Sanchez), the foursome is forced into a deadly fight for their lives against a ring of criminals who will stop at nothing to protect their secretive operation. The film is written and directed by Deon Taylor, and produced by Roxanne Avent, Paula Patton and Taylor. Codeblack Films, a division of Lionsgate, will release the film wide on April 20, 2018. When filmmaker Deon Taylor conceived of Traffik he was confronting his own lack of knowledge about a threat that he had assumed happened elsewhere, but realized could happen anywhere: girls and women lured from the safety of their homes, from anywhere they feel comfortable, into forced sex slavery. “When I started researching human trafficking, I understood it’s a domestic problem, not just an international problem,” says Taylor. “Then, when I realized that 85 to 90 percent of the people who are trafficked in the US are inner city kids, my eyes were opened, and I started to think about how to write a story about this.”

Traffik – Codeblack Entertainment – Hidden Empire Films – Lionsgate – Director Deon Taylor – Producers Paula Patton, Deon Taylor & Roxanne Avent – Writer Deon Taylor In the action-packed thriller Traffik, plans for a romantic weekend getaway at a secluded mountain estate turn to terror when Brea (Paula Patton), a hard-charging investigative reporter, and her boyfriend John (Omar Epps) accidentally discover the hidden world of a brutal biker gang. Joined unexpectedly by their friends Darren (Laz Alonso) and Malia (Roselyn Sanchez), the foursome is forced into a deadly fight for their lives against a ring of criminals who will stop at nothing to protect their secretive operation. The film is written and directed by Deon Taylor, and produced by Roxanne Avent, Paula Patton and Taylor. Codeblack Films, a division of Lionsgate, will release the film wide on April 20, 2018. When filmmaker Deon Taylor conceived of Traffik he was confronting his own lack of knowledge about a threat that he had assumed happened elsewhere, but realized could happen anywhere: girls and women lured from the safety of their homes, from anywhere they feel comfortable, into forced sex slavery. “When I started researching human trafficking, I understood it’s a domestic problem, not just an international problem,” says Taylor. “Then, when I realized that 85 to 90 percent of the people who are trafficked in the US are inner city kids, my eyes were opened, and I started to think about how to write a story about this.”

Traffik – Codeblack Entertainment – Hidden Empire Films – Lionsgate – Director Deon Taylor – Producers Paula Patton, Deon Taylor & Roxanne Avent – Writer Deon Taylor In the action-packed thriller Traffik, plans for a romantic weekend getaway at a secluded mountain estate turn to terror when Brea (Paula Patton), a hard-charging investigative reporter, and her boyfriend John (Omar Epps) accidentally discover the hidden world of a brutal biker gang. Joined unexpectedly by their friends Darren (Laz Alonso) and Malia (Roselyn Sanchez), the foursome is forced into a deadly fight for their lives against a ring of criminals who will stop at nothing to protect their secretive operation. The film is written and directed by Deon Taylor, and produced by Roxanne Avent, Paula Patton and Taylor. Codeblack Films, a division of Lionsgate, will release the film wide on April 20, 2018. When filmmaker Deon Taylor conceived of Traffik he was confronting his own lack of knowledge about a threat that he had assumed happened elsewhere, but realized could happen anywhere: girls and women lured from the safety of their homes, from anywhere they feel comfortable, into forced sex slavery. “When I started researching human trafficking, I understood it’s a domestic problem, not just an international problem,” says Taylor. “Then, when I realized that 85 to 90 percent of the people who are trafficked in the US are inner city kids, my eyes were opened, and I started to think about how to write a story about this.”