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Marc Maron appeared on the latest episode of Kat Bird Pod where the conversation turned towards Maron’s health. Fresh from visiting two doctors in a single day, Maron opened up about a diagnosis that has been weighing on him: spinal stenosis in both his cervical and lumbar spine. Maron arrived at the podcast having already … Read more
Ramsey Khalid Ismael, better known online as Johnny Somali, will remain behind bars after a South Korean appeals court upheld his original six-month sentence, rejecting arguments from both the prosecution and the defense. Sources confirmed that the three-judge panel declined to extend the sentence to the three years prosecutors had sought, but equally refused the … Read more
Tucker Carlson sat down with Jack Neel for a conversation that touched on spiritual warfare, artificial intelligence, and the current state of American politics. During the podcast, Carlson addressed something he had been sitting with since Inauguration Day: Donald Trump‘s complicated, and perhaps adversarial, relationship with traditional Christianity. Carlson was present at Trump’s second inauguration … Read more
When comedian Bill Burr sat down on The Big Podcast with Shaq, most people expected sharp comedy and sharp exchanges. What they got was all of that, plus a full-on flat earth debate with one of basketball’s biggest legends. The conversation began during a game of “White People or Black People,” where Burr and Shaq … Read more
Japan has become an unlikely battleground between frustrated locals and a wave of disruptive content creators who seem determined to turn the country into their personal playground. The latest to find himself in the crosshairs is a live broadcaster known as Shoovy (real name Shaun Sharkey), whose behavior during a recent trip to Japan has … Read more
The Aegyo-sal aesthetic, a soft puffiness beneath the eyes that appears naturally when some people smile, has been trending across Asia for years. But what started as a subtle, sought-after feature has spiraled into a public health crisis, driven by social media tutorials, counterfeit products, and people injecting themselves at home. The procedure is called … Read more
Comedian Ari Shaffir was notably absent from the Riyadh Comedy Festival, and when asked about it on the podcast Drawn Together, he didn’t hold back when discussing both the event and the comedians who chose to attend. Shaffir explained that he wasn’t around when the festival happened and only started hearing about it after returning … Read more
The Federal Communications Commission is considering a rule that would fundamentally change how Americans purchase and access mobile phone service. Under the proposed change, all telecom providers would be required to collect a customer’s name, physical address, government-issued identification number, and an alternative telephone number before granting access to their services, covering both new and … Read more
A weight loss community on TikTok is pushing a concept called the “three bite rule,” and content creators are increasingly pushing back. The rule comes from Liv Schmidt, a former Goldman Sachs employee who runs an online group called Skinni Societe, spelled “skinni” on TikTok because, as creator RayLikeSunshine points out, the word “skinny” is … Read more
A quiet but growing corner of the internet is giving people a full shopping and food delivery experience without any actual spending or physical delivery taking place. The trend revolves around so-called dopamine sites, digital environments designed to replicate the emotional rhythm of online consumption rather than the consumption itself. At the center of the … Read more
