The Juiciest Drama People Have Overheard Will Remind You That Folks Have No Filters
Internet strangers are surprisingly forthcoming regarding the heinous, hilarious and otherwise eye-popping things they've overheard.
Internet strangers are surprisingly forthcoming regarding the heinous, hilarious and otherwise eye-popping things they've overheard.
"I submitted myself for an informercial for what looked like a female beauty product," Sarah Pribis said.
Next time you've got too much on your mind, do this.
Full marks for those three-point turns.
Confusingly, the games seem to be mostly in Chinese instead of Korean, but you don't need to know either to "enjoy" the experience.
A judge is now refusing to rescind the divorce, saying the "certainty and finality that flows from a final divorce order" must be respected.
Monogamy isn't for everybody, and the rise of polyamory and other forms of ethical non-monogamy as subcultures has given modern lovers better tools to express their sexual and romantic love. Getting there can be a challenge though.
"You'll never see us again, so you might as well f—king sing it."
Never underestimate the ability of camouflage.
Here are the latest update to the Gay Travel Index 2024.
"I got a rock in one hand and Tetris in the other."
This week, a letter writer who felt threatened by a stranger’s low-hanging shorts, two people in their twenties who want to retire on $500,000 and a mother who wants her son to wear her wedding gown at his wedding.
No more frustrating stretches that were created for olympians.
"The Daily Show's" Michael Kosta meets a man dedicated to taking down the drivers — including law enforcement officers — who employ illegal methods to avoid traffic tickets.
In a video posted by El Chepito on TikTok, the user shared how a part of the Tesla Cybertruck's accelerator pedal dislodged and put them in a very dangerous situation.
Data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis reveals the fastest-growing states in terms of real gross domestic product.
While his team missed out on the playoffs, Serbian basketball player Boban Marjanović ended the regular season with a gift to his former team's fans in Los Angeles — even if it literally cost him and his team a point.
A new study shows that moving away from a big city can be bad for your career.
How the Walt Disney Company, of all movie studios, hasn't rinsed these franchises for all they're worth is simply beyond our comprehension.
Although the body has never been identified, Green Boots is widely believed to be Tsewang Paljor, who died during the 1996 climbing disaster on the mountain.
A woman struggles with uninviting a super problematic guest to her wedding.
Unlike normal chess, in "Really Bad Chess" the piece allocations are randomized and not mirrored.
Patrick Tomasso breaks down some new cameras filmmakers are using, and explains why it ultimately doesn't matter — as long as you know what you're doing.
I need to know what the trick is.
An estimated $84 trillion of wealth in America will change ownership through 2045.
"I've heard rumblings, that I look like someone from TV..."
The way things have been going lately, we'll take any chance of improvement we can get.
By the end of O'Brien's "Hot Ones" episode he had lost the plot — but his pompadour didn't move an inch.
Like any Star Wars nerd, Adam Savage is fully enthralled with this aluminum prop.
Someone asked Reddit users to open up about their families' most shocking secrets, and boy, did they deliver.
Cities like Denver, Boston, New York, and San Francisco are facing budget crunches as tax revenues from office buildings fall and new expenses add up.
Iván Ortolá collided with Stefano Nepa on the track and had to be reminded which team he was riding for after his reaction.
You're not going to toss that smartphone in favor of this weird pin from Humane anytime soon.
Inflation, limited supply and fierce buyer competition have pushed home prices to record-breaking highs since the pandemic.
The pricy mega-project will involve digging up one of the city's busiest streets.
It's easy to recognize these telltale signs that someone is a terrible person.
You can run, but you can't hide from internet super sleuths.
Do you miss the way SpongeBob looked back in the early 2000s?
While some secrets are just thoughtful attempts to preserve feelings, others are complete unhinged lies of omission.
For Ukraine's entry in this year's Venice Biennale, two artists asked refugees to help them create an "acceptable" portrait of a woman ravaged by war. The Guardian meets the team behind an astonishing project.
Jacklyn “Diva” Cook, a former dancer at Atlanta's Gold Club, was one of the hottest performers in the '90s. From celebrities to athletes, this is what Atlanta's heyday was like, when performers like Cook were earning $5,000 per hour.
Using data from IMDb, this study ranked the most disappointing follow-up films of all time.
As the trend of women swearing off men garners viral social media attention, the country’s birth rate has hit a record low. Helen Coffey investigates whether shunning straight sex and marriage could become a global phenomenon.
If you want to stand out in someone's mind, this easy toothpick vanish will do the trick.
If the phrase "she ate and left no crumbs" makes no sense to you, allow us to explain.
Unsettling new research has found that some frogs can, and do, scream — we just can't hear them.
Contestant Lee Wilkins made an obvious blunder while answering a $2,000 question about The Manhattan Project.
There's a surprising amount of seemingly safe activities out there that carry a whole lot more risk than you might think.
A list of movies that aren't suitable for the faint-hearted.
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