Money is Never Out of Style.

Gordon Gekko

Greed may be good, as Gordon Gekko insisted once upon a time, but evil pays the bills, at least as far as "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" is concerned. The best parts of this unfocused, erratic, downright messy sequel are the moments when the bad people take center stage.
So let's hear it for Josh Brolin's Bretton (don't even think of calling him Bret) James, an investment banker with "an ego the size of Antarctica." And some applause for the fearless 94-year-old Eli Wallach's Julie Steinhardt, terrifying when he makes eccentric bird noises and talks about the crash of '29 and the end of the world. And we can't forget Michael Douglas as Gekko Redux, at least in those moments when the film allows him to be as bad as he ought to be.

Getting Burned Can Look Cool

Michael Westen proves getting burned can look cool.

With season four of Burn Notice now in full swing it seems the show is as popular as ever, only supported by the fact that it’s already been renewed for a fifth and sixth season. As we all know by now the show follows Michael Westen (Jeffrey Donovan), a spy who has been ‘burned’ by the government. That means no money, no cars, no resources – nothing your average agent gets, except that Michael is determined to find out who got him burned and so begins his own mission. Joined by his ex-girlfriend Fiona (Gabrielle Anwar), he begins doing freelance private investigative and spy work for anyone that’ll hire him.
And four seasons on we’re still not quite sure why he got burnt, but we love watching him trying to find out. When asked what attracted him to the character, Jeffrey said: “I got hooked on the voice-over. The first page was a voice-over that said, “You know what it’s like to be a spy?” I love the idea that not only do I get to play a spy, but I get to play a burned spy and, on top of that, I can talk to the audience about what it’s like being a spy. 

 And throughout the few seasons he’s been well dressed in slick suits (despite the Miami weather) and a particular pair of sunglasses. He’s made these Oliver Peoples Victory shades his trademark, and although we’ve seen less of them recently, they instantly make us think of spy-style. They’ve got a square lens in a pinkish glass but Michael’s aren’t just any old glass, his are custom-made polycarbonate “safety” lenses.
The Victory sunglasses are described as double-bridge square aviators made from high-quality metal, with silicone nose pads and temple tips for perfect comfort and fit. And so you can wear them all day in the Miami sun they’ve got great UV protection from VFX technology. The shades were worn by Brad Pitt in Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and have been seen on other Hollywood heroes Jake Gyllenhaal and Tobey Maguire. Grab yourself a pair of Oliver Peoples VICTORY Square Aviator Sunglasses 58 Large Polarized Burn Notice sunglasses now, and don’t get burned.

Iron Man 2 Lead Car Audi R8 Spyder

One of the great things about being Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) is having a great selection of super cars such as the Audi R8 Spyder. Which in it's self is as cool as the Iron Man suit it's self. It comes equiped with a 5.2 liter V10. It will make you fly from 0-60 mph in 4 seconds almost as fast as the suit.  

Here's what Audi had to say about thier supercar “Just like the first movie, Iron Man 2 is the perfect environment for the Audi R8. Like us, the technologically ingenious Super Hero Tony Stark represents Vorsprung durch Technik. And just as the R8 Spyder was developed from the Audi R8, the Super Hero Tony Stark surprises us with new innovations,” said Lothar Korn, Head of Marketing Communications at Audi. Robert Downey Jr., alias Tony Stark, also drove the Audi R8 in the first Iron Man movie.