This isn't your normal mid-model refresh. The 2014 Porsche 911 Turbo ($148,000 and up) is an all-new model, and as such, it's packing some new goodies. Features like a new all-wheel-drive system, active rear axle steering, adaptive aerodynamics, an entirely new, longer chassis, 20-inch wheels, Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control active anti-roll system, and full-LED headlights. It hasn't lost its edge, either, boasting a turbocharged 3.8-liter six-cylinder engine that pumps out 520hp in the standard model and 560hp in the S model, paired with a seven-speed dual clutch transmission that gets you from 0-60 in as little as 2.9 seconds and to a top speed of nearly 200 mph. They'll be rolling off the boats from Germany just in time for the holidays — so here's to hoping you have a very, very generous gift-giver on your list. Enjoy.

For Emma Watson and her costars, life in Beverly Hills is nothing short of glamorous. In a newly released poster for The Bling Ring, the former Harry Potter star and her friends enjoy their designer clothes and ice coffee as they walk the rich and fabulous streets near Rodeo Drive. But based on the film’s trailer, the privileged teenagers could soon be in for a rude awakening. After breaking in to celebrity homes and stealing millions of dollars worth of property, the entire cast will have their lives turned upside down once the police get involved. Enjoy.

Following the release of a new batch of screenshots just last month, Rockstar Games presents a trio of new trailers for its highly-anticipated Grand Theft Auto V. The new video pieces highlight main characters Michael, Franklin and Trevor – who appear to all meet up at some point in the upcoming release – while also putting the sprawling Los Angeles-inspired Los Santos, the largest in-game world ever created by Rockstar, on full display. Although Rockstar has yet to reveal whether or not the latest installment in its storied franchise will come to the next-generation consoles, GTA V is currently slated for a September 17th release for both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Enjoy all three trailers back-to-back-to-back above.

Just like the unveiling of a short tutorial on Google Glass a few days ago, the increasing complexity and new innovative features in technology have made it a necessity for companies to go above and beyond to communicate these points. On the back of the recent launch of the Samsung GALAXY S4, the Korean juggernaut provides a heads-up of all the great new features that are packed within the latest update. Several new hands-free Air gestures are of particular interest as they now expand the realm of interaction beyond just normal tactile use. Enjoy.

Lunasee’s ASL 1000 ($150-200 USD) uses four 1W LEDs to excite a strip of photo-luminescent pinstripe tape that attaches to the rim of motorcycle wheels, improving nighttime visibility. It’s compatible with motorcycles that have dual swing arms. Lunasee installations do not require the addition of batteries or electronics to your wheels. Instead, a 4mm wide, nearly weightless phosphorescent pin stripe is applied to each rim, and as the wheels rotate, the attachments charge via LEDs mounted to the bike and wired into it's power supply. Enjoy.

Roc Nation’s British sensation Rita Ora has been fairly quiet on the music front these past few months — being the face of Superga’s new campaign, a Twitter spat with Azealia Banks and concerts all around the world have kept her occupied — but today she returns with a hot new video for “Facemelt.” It’s part of Hunger TV‘s Dirty video series, which films visuals for album cuts that wouldn’t normally get the video treatment. Rita’s debut album, Ora, is out now on iTunes. Enjoy.

As legendary hip hop artist Snoop Dogg traveled to Jamaica, submerging himself in the Rastafarian culture to return as reggae musician Snoop Lion, the Long Beach native brought along a camera crew to document his journey both within and without. Matching the album title of his first foray into Jamaica’s tranquil music genre, Reincarnated was originally envisioned as a short film, however the extensive self-realizing footage of Snoop visiting Rasta temples, remote marijuana plantations, Kingston’s Alpha Boys School band, reggae legend Bunny Wailer and much more quickly transformed into a motion picture that runs over 90 minutes. Having already been shown in select theaters across the U.S earlier this year, the full version of the documentary is now being streamed online. Watch it above, buy it here and purchase the album on Amazon. Enjoy.

Surely this generation looks back fondly on the summer of 2001, whence audiences were first introduced to Dominic Toretto and his band of street-racing outlaws, not to mention his lovely sister Mia, launching a film series called The Fast and The Furious. Since then, the series has taken us to Tokyo and back, under the hoods of countless modified imports, and has blessed us with endless entertainment per a spot-stealing Tyrese performance. The latest installment of the series – Fast & Furious 6 – finds Dom, Brian, and the rest of the gang reprising their roles to hunt down an international terrorist, using hot rods, explosions, and street smarts to save the family ties at risk. Enjoy the trailer above and be sure to catch Fast & Furious 6 in theaters May 24th.

Lakers fans and Kobe Bryant supporters had a dark day earlier this month when the athlete tore his Achilles tendon during a game against the Golden State Warriors. Bryant is expected to be out for at least 9 months, but with an injury of this nature there’s not telling what the future holds for the superstar athlete. For now, we’ll just pray that the Black Mamba can pick up where he left one day. To help with his spirits, Nike put together a special video montage dedicated to Kobe, dubbed You Showed Us. Enjoy.

Jason Collins is gay. In a new piece that appears in the May 6th issue of Sports Illustrated, the NBA center who played for the Celtics and Wizards this season comes out and admits that he is gay. It makes him the first active openly gay player in NBA history—and the first active openly gay player in one of America's major sports. So why did he choose now as the right time to come out? Well, there are a number of reasons for it. And he explains all of them in the SI piece. We would recommend for you to check it out for yourself so that you can hear the truth straight from Collins. He's struggled with the decision to come out for awhile now, and he breaks down everything that's gone into his decision in the SI story. You can read it over here now.This is history in the making, people. [See & Read More]