Joe Rogan calls out MSNBC for editing Alex Pretti’s picture: “Basically the opposite of what CNN did to me”

Joe Rogan called out MSNBC during an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience with guest Andrew Wilson for digitally altering the appearance of Alex Pretti, the man who was shot during protests in Minneapolis. Rogan drew a direct comparison to his own experience with CNN during the COVID pandemic. “Did you see what MSNBC did … Read more

Joe Rogan: If You Believe If You Act As If God Is Real, You Will Have A Better Life

During an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience with guest Andrew Wilson, the conversation touched on religious themes and the role of faith in society. During the podcast, Wilson brought up Jordan Peterson’s philosophical perspective. Rogan agreed, speaking about his compelling argument about belief: “If you believe if you act as if God is real, … Read more

Comedian Bert Kreischer’s Blood Clot Crisis Reveals the Cost of Fame, Drinking and 90 lbs of Visceral Fat

Comedian Bert Kreischer revealed serious health complications during a recent podcast appearance, sharing extensive details about his blood clot diagnosis and the medications he’s now taking. “I can’t drink,” Kreischer announced early in the conversation. “Blood clots, yeah. My legs… In my lungs. Yeah.” The diagnosis came after Kreischer experienced severe leg pain following multiple … Read more

H3H3’s Ethan Klein Sues Nvidia & Social Networks Over AI Infringement

YouTube personality Ethan Klein has launched a series of class action lawsuits against major technology companies, alleging unauthorized use of content creator material to train artificial intelligence systems. The legal actions target Snap Inc. (Snapchat), Nvidia, Meta (Facebook and Instagram), and ByteDance (TikTok), representing what could become a landmark case for digital creator rights. The … Read more

Elon Musk is an advocate for seed retention

During his appearance on the Lex Fridman podcast, Elon Musk made an unexpected observation about human behavior that touches on evolutionary biology and the purpose of intimate relations. His comments reveal a perspective on how our primitive brain drives modern behavior in ways that might seem illogical when examined through a purely rational lens. Musk … Read more

Vitaly reveals he had a secret phone in prison the whole time which he used to vlog

Internet personality Vitaly has made a surprising revelation following his release from a Philippine detention facility. He recently revealed that he maintained a hidden phone throughout his entire 10-month incarceration and documented the experience. During a live stream appearance with Adin Ross, Vitaly casually dropped controversial information that has left followers surprised. “I had a … Read more

China is Planning To Subsidize Solving The RAM Memory Crisis

For decades, three companies have controlled the global memory market: Samsung and SK Hynix in South Korea, and Micron in the United States. But China is changing that equation faster than anyone anticipated, and Western consumers are increasingly looking to Chinese manufacturers as potential relief from soaring memory prices. The memory industry has quadrupled DDR5 … Read more

OpenAI wants more money, and plans to take a share of products created with ChatGPT

OpenAI is exploring new revenue streams as it seeks to fund its ambitious artificial intelligence research while maintaining accessibility for its rapidly growing user base. The company’s Chief Financial Officer, Sarah Friar, recently outlined these plans at the World Economic Forum in Davos, revealing a strategic shift that includes advertising and potential revenue sharing from … Read more

Roganverse comedian Bert Kreischer gets major backlash after launching his Netflix show

Bert Kreischer‘s new Netflix show “Free Bert” has launched amid a wave of negative commentary from audiences, marking a significant shift in public perception of the comedian who rose to prominence within Joe Rogan’s comedy circle. Recent appearances promoting his show have been met with overwhelmingly critical responses. During a podcast with Shannon Sharpe, the … Read more

30% Of Children Try To Swipe Books Like Smartphones When They Start School

A new survey reveals a concerning trend in early childhood development, with nearly one-third of children entering Reception class attempting to interact with physical books as if they were digital devices. According to Kindred²’s School Readiness Survey5, 32% of Reception children incorrectly use books by swiping or tapping pages like smartphones or tablets. The findings … Read more