Новости за 15.03.2024

A former Brandy Melville employee took to social media to dish the dirt on why she quit after working at the store for just one day.

On Thursday, Pornhub pulled out of Texas in response to a lawsuit from Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) demanding the site implement mandatory age verification. Republican politicians and right-wing influencers publicly celebrated the move on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.

If you’re planning a trip to Ireland any time soon, there’s a very special gas station (yup, gas station) that you just might want to stretch your legs at — especially if you’re a fan of Barack Obama. Or should I say, if you’re a fan of Barraigh O’Bammagh?

Stanley cups have been viral since the beginning of 2023. At SXSW this week, Stanley announced two new products: A soft-sided cooler, and a carrier bag for the popular 40 oz quencher that should bolster that internet staying power.

A TikToker has gone viral after posting a video of a tour of his local Goodwill, showcasing some of the most peculiar items on offer at the non-profit thrift store.

Anna Marie didn't order a vial of blood from Shein, but that's what she says arrived in her package from the clothing company after it was delivered via FedEx.

Walmart shoppers may have noticed that their local stores have adjusted their self-checkout availability, blocking them off for access to Walmart+ and Spark shoppers only, while recommending that shoppers not using these programs utilize the staffed traditional checkout lanes instead.

While older generations may see climate change as an abstract concern, the younger people among us perceive climate change as an immediate, and terrifying, issue. In fact, in October 2018, the American Psychological Association published a study that found that 68% of Gen Z were anxious about their future—a stress motivated, in part, by the threat of climate change.

TikTok's potential relationship with the Chinese Communist Party via its parent company, ByteDance, has been a cause of concern for many lawmakers who are worried that the popular social media application has been gathering U.S. user data to send back to the country.

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In an era where feeding your family is expensive, Texas Roadhouse offers a variety of family to-go meal deals that can save you money. A woman shared one of the family bundles she bought from Texas Roadhouse for around $50 and declared it a success.

From Kellogg's CEO recommending cereal as an affordable alternative to conventional dinner foods to the "shrinkflation" of Girl Scout cookies, TikTokers have helped sift through the realities of higher prices in our everyday lives.

A Chipotle worker tried to blow the whistle on the restaurant’s pre-made barbacoa, but the warning backfired.

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In a candid TikTok video that has quickly racked up 1.9 million views, Jeep driver @audreylabrie pulls back the curtain on the much-romanticized "Jeep culture," sharing her unfiltered thoughts on her Jeep driving experience.

A fitness app called Strava is the latest addition to a list of apps that users have used to discover their partner was cheating on them.

One woman asserted that the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) secondary checks are not always random and took to TikTok to share tips on how to avoid getting stopped.

As the price of, well, almost everything continues to rise, many people are taking to social media to find and share deals—especially on food.

It is a common understanding that when buying food from a drive-thru, there is a good chance the actual product is not going to look anything like what is advertised on the menu screen.

A woman claims that she had to go to the emergency room after a car air freshener from Bath & Body Works exploded in her face.

From dropshipping to live-streaming, the past decade has seen the rise of the side-hustle—people picking up other gigs on the side to either earn additional income or exercise a creative interest.

Asking for extra sauce at the drive-thru and receiving more than two packets will make anyone feel like they've won the lottery. But is there such a thing as too much sauce?