Elon Musk: I had AI nightmares many days in a row

In a candid moment during a recent podcast interview, Elon Musk revealed a vulnerability that few would expect from one of the world’s most influential tech entrepreneurs: recurring nightmares about artificial intelligence. When asked what keeps him up at night, Musk’s response was unequivocal and unsettling. “If you say what where do I wake up … Read more

Manosphere comedian Tim Dillon ROASTS Trump Over Epstein Ties

Comedian Tim Dillon has sparked conversation with his latest show, delivering a critique of the Trump administration that’s resonating far beyond his usual audience. The comedian, who previously supported Trump, now finds himself among a growing chorus of disillusioned voices questioning the direction of the current presidency. During his recent episode, Dillon didn’t mince words … Read more

YouTube wins out as the go to place for the “manosphere”

A groundbreaking study by Precision Strategies and Tunnl has revealed that YouTube has emerged as the undisputed center of gravity for men’s media consumption in America, fundamentally reshaping how masculinity is formed and expressed in the digital age. According to “The Manosphere Index,” an unprecedented comprehensive study of modern masculinity and media behavior, nearly 9 … Read more

Divorced Bryan Johnson cites scientific research that strong relationships are the key to longevity

The tech entrepreneur known for his extreme anti-aging regimen has turned his attention to an unexpected longevity intervention: romantic relationships. Bryan Johnson, who has spent millions on experimental protocols to reverse aging, recently highlighted groundbreaking research suggesting that a strong primary relationship might be as powerful as any pharmaceutical or dietary intervention. In a social … Read more

CEO of Nvidia: In maybe two or three years, 90% of the world’s knowledge will likely be generated by AI

In a recent appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience, Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, made a striking prediction about the future of information and artificial intelligence. According to Huang, within the next two to three years, approximately 90% of the world’s knowledge will likely be generated by AI rather than humans. During the conversation, Huang … Read more

Andrew Schulz called the Akaash situation 6 years ago and came close to getting disinvited from the wedding

Long before Akaash Singh walked down the aisle, his Flagrant podcast co-host Andrew Schulz nearly talked himself out of a wedding invitation. During a brutally honest conversation six years ago on their podcast, Schulz made observations about relationships that hit a little too close to home, particularly when it came to Akaash’s future wife, Jasleen. … Read more

‘The Matrix’ Co-Creator Claims Right Wingers Are Guilty of ‘Red Pill’ Misappropriation

Lilly Wachowski, the acclaimed filmmaker behind The Matrix trilogy, has spoken candidly about the appropriation of her work by right-wing ideologues, describing it as a frustrating example of how fascism distorts artistic meaning. In a recent conversation on the So True with Caleb Hearon podcast, the trans director addressed how conservative movements have co-opted imagery … Read more

Christopher Nolan doesn’t understand why The Dark Knight Rises has been seen as a right-wing film

When Christopher Nolan set out to make The Dark Knight Rises, the final installment in his Batman trilogy, he envisioned an epic conclusion that would explore themes of revolution, demagoguery, and the fragility of civilization. What he didn’t anticipate was the intense political scrutiny that would follow, with critics and commentators from both ends of … Read more

Jon Stewart: Joe Rogan Isn’t Part of the Bannon or Project 2025 Machine, He’s a Curious Comic Who Got Huge

In a recent New Yorker interview, Jon Stewart offered a nuanced defense of podcaster Joe Rogan, pushing back against critics who lump him in with strategically orchestrated right-wing media operations. Stewart’s comments reveal his broader concerns about how the left approaches media criticism and political messaging in an increasingly fragmented information landscape. When asked about … Read more