Prior to World War II, Sir Nicholas Winton (who is still alive at the age of 103) single-handedly started an organization that was responsible for the rescue of 669 Jewish children from German-occupied Czechoslovakia. The operation, which would be later known as Czech Kindertransport, gave the children safe passage into Britain and found homes for them, earning him the moniker “The British Schindler.”

In this clip from the 1988 BBC program “That’s Life,” Winton was reunited with a group of those he saved in one of the more touching videos I’ve seen this week.

Don’t worry, we all know you just have something in your eyes.

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Kidult responds to Marc Jacobs’ response to Kidult.

Available at Kidult (6,89 euro/ $8.80) | Related: A t-shirt of that Marc Jacobs t-shirt by FRY

SUPA HOT!!!

Thanks RobN.

The tale of how Marc Jacobs turned graffiti into product.

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Ubisoft has released Ghost Recon Alpha, a prequel film to Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier that features some of the not-so-far-off military tech that will be available to players in game.

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon® Alpha the movie invites you into the future of war with the US Armed Forces’s point of spear. Inserted deep behind enemy lines, the Ghosts must strike swiftly to eliminate one of the world’s most feared war criminals, and vanish as they came.

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The bad days of Marvel characters.

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Aziz Ansari couldn’t make this shit up.

James Winters enlists the help of his wife, his kids, and his nephew to create an awesome tribute to Adam “MCA” Yauch.

Via | Related: Eclectic Method: MCA Tribute Mix

Patrick Willems and Matt Torpey of Bleeding Cool celebrate their relocation to New York with this Ghostbusters tour of New York, where they visit every shooting location (in chronological order) from the film in a single day, complete with reenactments of the scenes.

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Spotted on Whymark Avenue, London by The Lonely Villein.

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