Friday, October 2, 2026

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The Motorola RAZR Is Coming Back As A $1,500 Smartphone

This announcement comes as a big surprise since there are no specs available for the phone. Virtually nothing is known about the device, it's capabilities, or how it'll look.

Adulting Classes Are Becoming More Popular With Millennials

These classes teach young adults how to cook, unclog drains, change a car's oil, and other tasks that were once assumed to be common knowledge among adults.

This Fitness Influencer Only Lost 5 Lbs. But Looks Like A Completely Different Person

Just when you started to tire of these "10 Year Challenge" photos on social media depicting how people have aged over the past decade, a viral photo is here to save the day.

Sorry, But Japanese Breakfast Is Not A Fan Of Edibles

Like other celebrities before her, Japanese Breakfast just isn't down with edibles, calling them 'overrated' in a recent interview.

Here Is Why Urine Therapy Is Trending

Thousands of people are drinking their own urine, believing it's the magic cure to what ails them. And thanks to social media, we can now see photos of their daily rituals.

Odor Issues Are Moving To The Forefront As More States Allow Recreational Cannabis

This is a situation where an ounce of prevention by implementing a wide-range of BMPs could go a long way toward reducing the risks of litigation and enforcement.

Following This Instagram Account Is The Best Thing You’ll Ever Do

It's an account that will make you happy, while also taking a toll on your productivity, so you should definitely factor that in before you tap the follow button.

Toto’s ‘Africa’ Will Play For Eternity In Namib Desert, Thanks To This Artist

Namibian-German artist Max Siedentopf created an undisclosed art installation in the Namib desert called Toto Forever.

New Studies Suggest Digital Hoarding Might Be A Real Disease

Defined as the "accumulation of digital files to the point of loss of perspective, which eventually results in stress and disorganization,” digital hoarding can seriously affect your life.

These Women-Owned Companies Are Combining Weed And Wellness

Women are proving that the market for cannabis products focused on health and wellness is growing, and won’t be stopping anytime soon. 

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