Lyn May was born as Lilia Guadalupe Baymola Mayz in December 1952, in Acapulco, Mexico. She was once one of the most electrifying entertainers in Mexican show business. May is of Chinese-Mexican descent, and she grew up in serious poverty by selling souvenirs to tourists and waiting tables before her natural gift for dance changed … Read more
TikTok influencer Ashley Trevino was taken back into custody on March 4th, booked into Ellis County Jail just months after her initial arrest on two felony fraud warrants. The latest arrest came after prosecutors asked the judge to reconsider her bond, arguing she had violated the conditions of her release while awaiting trial. How authorities … Read more
A 41-year-old Canadian woman named Sarah has opened up about her year-long relationship with an AI companion named Sinclair, and says she wants others to know that this kind of connection is more fulfilling than many might expect. What began as a practical tool quickly evolved into something far more personal. “I kind of used … Read more
Seven months ago, Luke Nichols, the creator behind the Outdoor Boys YouTube channel with over 18 million subscribers, posted a video simply titled “Goodbye” and stepped back from regular content creation. In his farewell, he told viewers he wanted his family to have more of a normal life and that they were getting recognized too … Read more
On episode 1372 of Part of the Problem, host Dave Smith and foreign policy analyst Scott Horton addressed Joe Rogan directly during a conversation about the backlash facing those who supported Donald Trump in 2024 and have since spoken out against his military actions. Smith raised Rogan’s name while pushing back on critics who believe … Read more
Malcolm Gladwell sat down with Trevor Noah on the podcast What Now and spoke at length about the debate over trans women competing in women’s sports. Gladwell recalled moderating a sports analytics panel several years ago where the tension between those two sides became impossible to ignore. On one side was South African sports scientist … Read more
Palantir CEO Alex Karp spent a significant portion of his life in Germany, and in a recent conversation, he spoke about what that experience taught him about quality of life, social systems, and the difference between being poor in Europe versus being wealthy in America. Karp was direct about his personal experience: “I was poor … Read more
A growing number of young people in Japan are going under the surgical knife to reshape one of the human body’s most protected structures: the skull itself. The procedure, which involves shaving down the occipital bone at the back of the head by as much as 6 millimeters, has been circulating on Japanese social media, … Read more
When Sydney-based tech entrepreneur Paul Conyngham learned that his eight-year-old staffy-shar pei mix, Rosie, had been given just months to live, he refused to accept that nothing more could be done. Instead, he opened his laptop and got to work. According to sources, Rosie, a rescue dog who had been abandoned in bushland before Conyngham … Read more
Financier Jeffrey Epstein has often been portrayed as a powerful figure operating his influence on wealth, politics, and technology. But according to internet culture reporter Ryan Broderick, the reality was far less sophisticated. Despite appearing connected to some of the internet’s most consequential developments, Epstein himself could barely use a computer. Broderick, author of the Garbage … Read more
