Новости за 19.03.2024

Last Wednesday night, viewers across the country grabbed their popcorn and phones to tune in and tweet along to the Love Is Blind (LIB) reality TV season finale reunion episode.

A self-described "bourbon geek" declares Total Wine & More to be "evil," starting by citing a recent challenge to its distribution practices, and has shared "a few reasons why I take my money elsewhere."

"Jenny from the Block" is currently receiving less-than-positive reviews from people on that very block.

Add bala weights to the long list of items prohibited in carry-on luggage by TSA. At least, that's what one traveler says.

This water sommelier (yes, that's an actual profession) explained why the kind of water you drink can affect how often you pee.

Former President Donald Trump hinted this week that he'd consider deporting Prince Harry from the U.S. if he's able to oust President Joe Biden in November.

Hotel snacks can be expensive, so a TikToker's mother spilled the tea about how she gets hotel snacks for free while traveling. 

Former President Donald Trump lashed out at a New York court on Tuesday by criticizing the judge, attorney general, and “Corrupt Political Hacks” over penalties in a fraud case he was found guilty of in January.

In case you’ve been out of the internet discourse loop, there have been countless conversations about the many nepo babies of Hollywood, and to what degree everyone seems okay with their career paths.

A woman’s quest to get the mug she made during a Hinge date gone wrong has captured TikTokers’ attention.

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A GOP lawmaker in Nebraska is facing criticism and resignation calls after inserting a Democratic colleague's name into a book's graphic rape scene.

Bad movies seem to be everywhere, and their numbers are only growing. Approximately 2,000 to 3,000 movies are released globally each year, according to the blog Glitterati Lobotomy. Hollywood produces roughly 28% of all these new releases. With thousands of films made each year, some are going to be flops. Even Netflix admitted in a 2023 Variety article that the company had altered its production levels away from quantity toward quality to make up for the large amount of poorly made movies it has green-lit. Читать дальше...

If Andrew Tate could have foreseen the enduring meme that would emerge from a since-deleted, 11-minute YouTube video, he probably would have kept a straight face.

In the past few months, many mechanics have gone viral after sharing which cars are considered the most reliable—and which ones shoppers should avoid.

Haircare can be a deeply personal thing for some folks. As such, many customers are discerning when it comes to what kinds of styling tools they are using on their hair, and they may try several before landing on one they love.

Saddam Hussein was the president of Iraq at the start of two different U.S.-led wars against him. 

How would you feel if you heard your girlfriend or boyfriend confess to their friends that you thought they were unattractive?

Perusing TikTok pretty much always guarantees that you’re going to stumble across some new acronym that has you scratching your head and feeling elderly—no, just me? Okay, have I made it clear that I am very old?

A self-proclaimed former Bath & Body Works employee has gone viral after sharing some of her insider secrets from her time working at the company.

Syd (@poorandhungry) is no stranger to relaying her "Tales From the Shift" in her job as a server, and usually does so in the form of long-form skits in which she re-enacts various roles from the situations she finds herself in.

One teacher issued a surprise PSA about students allegedly using nutmeg for nefarious reasons.

A woman says a restaurant tried to upcharge her for a ginger ale and pineapple drink, and when she complained, they tried to pass it off as a mocktail. 

Vaping has become an incredibly common way for those who crave nicotine to get their fix. In fact, according to a 2021 study published by the CDC, “4.5% of adults aged 18 and over were current electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) users, with e-cigarette use highest among adults aged 18–24 (11.0%).”

A restaurant provided tipping suggestions on its receipt, but the math wasn't doing what it was supposed to, leaving someone confused enough to share it online—with a side of outrage.