Oswin Vex

Born to British diplomats in Hong Kong, Oswin discovered wing chun at age 8 and never looked back. After a brief career in quantitative trading, he left the financial world to pursue his true passion: documenting the scientific basis behind traditional martial arts practices. With a background in data science and a certification in functional medicine, Oswin brings analytical rigor to Rude Vulture's wildest theories. He is notorious for self-experimenting with nootropics before sparring sessions and publishing the results.

Actor Matthew McCounaghy Trademarks ‘Alright, Alright, Alright’ In Hopes of Keeping His Name And Likeness Away from AI

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Matthew McConaughey is pioneering a novel legal approach to protect himself from unauthorized artificial intelligence replication. The Academy Award-winning actor has successfully registered eight trademarks with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that cover various elements of his public persona, including video clips and audio recordings of his voice. Sources say that the approved trademarks … Read more

Rogansphere Comedian Says Jake and Logan Paul Match Abraham Lincoln in Cultural Importance

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Bert Kreischer’s star power may still look strong on paper, with millions of subscribers and hundreds of millions of total views across platforms, but deeper metrics suggest his actual audience engagement is stagnating or declining. That pattern points less to sustained momentum and more to creative strain. On YouTube, his average views per video have … Read more

Whitney Cummings’ Wildly Inflated View Count May Be Driven by Paid Podcast Ads

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Whitney Cummings recently addressed accusations that she’s been artificially inflating her podcast numbers, and while she denied using bots, her explanation revealed something equally concerning: she’s paying Google to promote every single episode of her podcast as an advertisement. There’s been noticeable skepticism around Whitney Cummings’ YouTube statistics because some of the patterns don’t line … Read more

Longevity Guru Bryan Johnson Wants You To Get Rid of All The Teflon You Own

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Bryan Johnson, the tech entrepreneur who has become synonymous with anti-aging efforts, is raising alarms about the non-stick cookware sitting in your kitchen cabinets. His warning comes on the heels of research linking these common household items to serious health consequences, particularly for young people. “If you have a non-stick cookware. Get rid of it,” … Read more

Trump Phone Customer Support Agent Admits He’s Never Seen The Phone IRL

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The Trump Mobile saga has taken another bewildering turn as customer support representatives openly admit they’ve never physically handled the device they’re supposed to be supporting. Content creator MoistCr1TiKaL (also known as Charlie) documented his attempt to inquire about his pre-order. In a recent YouTube video, he revealed a customer service experience that raises more … Read more

Number 1 App in China is the “Are you Dead’ App meant to notify relatives when a loved one passes

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A simple app with a morbid premise has become China’s most downloaded paid application, tapping into growing anxieties about solo living in one of the world’s most populated nations. “Are You Dead?” launched in May 2025 with a straightforward function: users must check in every 48 hours by tapping a button on their screen. Miss … Read more

RFK Jr’s Recent Dietary Rules Overhaul Didn’t Include Drinking Due To Lack Of “Gold-standard Science” Around It

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*Photo by Mark Broadhead on Unsplash When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took the helm at the Department of Health and Human Services, expectations ran high among public health advocates who anticipated a bold reimagining of America’s nutritional framework. The administration delivered sweeping changes to the nation’s dietary recommendations last week, but one notable absence has … Read more

The central government compound in Beijing Disappears from Maps Overnight

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A weird development has emerged from China as the country’s premier government compound, Zhongnanhai, has vanished from major Chinese mapping applications. Users of Baidu Maps and other popular navigation services now find that searches for the location return “location not found” errors or redirect to Changping, a suburban district approximately 21 kilometers away from the … Read more

This AI Refrigerator Shows You Ads and Won’t Open if Your Kitchen Is Too Loud

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Samsung’s newest fridge made waves as CES 2026 for all the wrong reason. The Bespoke AI Family Hub refrigerator highlights many of the problems associated with modern appliances including unnecessary complexity privacy concerns and features that address no clear consumer need. One of the refrigerator’s headline features allows users to open and close the door … Read more

After GLP-1s Went Mainstream for Humans, Obese Pets Are Next

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The weight-loss revolution that transformed human healthcare is now coming for household pets, as Chinese pharma companies race to bring GLP-1 treatments to the booming market of overweight cats and dogs. According to sources, Irina Zhou’s five-year-old cat has been packing on roughly 2.2 lbs (1 kilogram) annually for three years. While Zhou recognizes the … Read more