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Thai authorities have recently arrested competitive gamers Tokyogurl (real name Naphat Warasin) and Cheerio. Allegedly, Tokyogurl built her entire career without actually playing herself. According to sources, the CSD confirmed that both face charges under Thailand’s Computer Cri me Act, linked to events during the 33rd SEA Games in Bangkok on December 16, 2025. Officials … Read more
A fabricated story about a Grammy Awards lawsuit has gone viral on TikTok, fooling thousands of users who believed they were witnessing a real fashion industry scandal. The fake narrative involves a stylist claiming to face legal action over Chappell Roan’s Grammy dress, but the entire situation appears to be an elaborate promotional scheme for … Read more
A federal court case in New York has established a precedent that could reshape how Americans interact with artificial intelligence tools. According to the ruling, conversations with AI chatbots are not protected by attorney-client privilege, even when users seek legal guidance. The ruling emerged from United States v. Bradley Heppner, where prosecutors sought access to … Read more
The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office has announced it will not pursue charges against influencer Clavicular (real name Braden Peters), following his February 7th detention at a Scottsdale nightclub. According to sources, Peters was initially detained on suspicion of entering a bar with a forged identification document and possessing prescription-only pills. Scottsdale police had recommended two … Read more
Academy Award-winning screenwriter Roger Avary recently stated that simply adding “AI” to a project proposal has opened doors that traditional filmmaking routes kept firmly shut. During a recent appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience, Avary described the contrast between his struggles to secure funding through conventional channels and the immediate success he experienced when pitching … Read more
In a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, host Joe Rogan and filmmaker Roger Avary discussed the resignation of an engineer from major AI company Anthropic. The engineer, who had been working on defenses against AI-assisted bioterrorism, announced his departure in a public letter to colleagues. His decision was particularly striking: rather than taking … Read more
In a recent interview on the MMA History Podcast, former mixed martial artist Igor Zinoviev made an unexpected disclosure about his time working as a bodyguard for financier Jeffrey Epstein. The Russian Special Forces veteran and former MMA middleweight champion confirmed that during his employment with Epstein, he was sent to an executive protection school … Read more
In Chinese cities, a new dating trend has come up. Young professionals are now creating detailed profiles of their former romantic partners and sharing them, hoping to help these exes find new relationships. Sources state that the practice is known as “sharing ex profiles.” It involves compiling information about a past partner’s personality traits, interests, … Read more
Bryan Johnson has built a reputation as one of the world’s most dedicated longevity enthusiasts, meticulously tracking every aspect of his health and optimizing his lifestyle for maximum lifespan. Yet despite a new study showing substantial cognitive benefits from coffee consumption, the tech entrepreneur publicly declared he simply cannot bring himself to drink it. The … Read more
In a recent episode of the Lex Fridman Podcast featuring former CIA Covert Intelligence Officer Andrew Bustamante, the conversation touched on numerous aspects of intelligence work. During the episode, Fridman posed Bustamante a question: “What is one spy trick you would teach everyone that they can use to improve their life instantly?” According to Bustamante, … Read more
