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A London based company has created an iPhone X that's covered in 18K of rose gold and that has a price of more than $4,000.

Can we all agree to leave avocados alone? They are not supposed to be seedless for the dolts who can't figure out how to cut one without cutting themselves first. They're not meant to hide your dumb engagement ring when you propose. And they're certainly not meant to replace the medicine ball you do sit-ups with.

Good and positive things are hard to come across nowadays on the internet, which has become a space filled with depressing news and end-of-the-world scenarios.

Later this month, visitors to the Boston area who are into everything cannabis have an alternative to traditional hotels.

'Rick & Morty's' audience is more equal than previously assumed, with women making up 40% of the show’s viewers on the platform.

If you're a soccer fan, you know that when your team wins, you also feel like a winner. But while fandom is good, creating a sense of belonging, camaraderie, and a spike in mental well-being, World Cup is another animal.

In a city known for its progressive drug policies, Denver has yet to decide if it wants to decriminalize magic mushrooms. If marijuana is acceptable, why not psychedelics? 

Psychologists have coined the term "bedtime procrastination" for when we distract ourselves from going to sleep.

Forbes magazine called Kylie Jenner a "self-made billionaire" and was promptly mocked by Dictionary.com, which Tweeted the very non-Kardashian definition.

A new study reveals the amount of security that currently exists, especially online, is exhausting. Analytic software firm FICO commissioned a study of 2,000 American adults and 81 percent said there are way too many unnecessary security measures.