The Latest Interesting News Stories

Country diary: A little garden mystery – why are the wood mice hoarding opium seeds?

Allendale, Northumberland: My late-flowering poppies have lit up the garden, and it’s not only me who’s taken an interest

The Guardian - UK · Sep 10

74 Unhinged Secondhand Finds That Prove One Person’s Trash Is Another Person’s Cursed Treasure

Secondhand shopping is a vibe. But for every fabulous find out there is something that gives off a very different vibe. From a fingernail clipping collection at a cool $125 to the ashes of someone's ex-husband, these pics are proof that one man's treasure is another man's curse.

Bored Panda · Sep 9

Hollywood star Whoopi Goldberg hails Star Trek's impact

Whoopi Goldberg has reflected on the impact of the Star Trek franchise.

BANG Premier · Sep 9

WWE star Danhausen wants spinoff sitcom with Sabrina Carpenter

WWE superstar Danhausen has pitched his dream spinoff show, featuring guests stars like Sabrina Carpenter, Megan Thee Stallion, and Conan O'Brien.

BANG Premier · Sep 9

Man weighs Walmart’s Great Value bacon out of the packaging and uses the results to claim “a free 100% profit package”

A few strips can add up fast

We Got This Covered · Sep 9

Zayn Malik Beats Brad Pitt and Lionel Messi in Ranking of Most Googled Celebrity Hairstyles

Zayn Malik may have left One Direction years ago, but fans are still following his every hair transformation. The British singer has the world's most searched male celebrity hairstyle, generating 211,370 hair-related Google searches, according to a new analysis released by Dr. Cinik Hair Clinic.

Latin Times · Sep 9

Should You Save Seeds From Grocery Store Produce? Sometimes It Works, Sometimes It Doesn’t

That tomato from the grocery store could become next summer’s tomato plant, but it could also become a very elaborate science experiment with leaves and no decent fruit. Grocery store produce sometimes contains perfectly viable seeds, yet the seed’s ability to grow tells only part of the story. The bigger…

Frugal Gardening · Sep 9

Why the PB&J still runs the American lunchbox at 125: Allergies and school bans could not kill it

The peanut butter and jelly sandwich celebrates 125 years of enduring simplicity and affordability. Industrial innovations and wartime needs cemented its status as an American staple food. Peanut allergies prompted creative ingredient substitutions, expanding its appeal beyond traditional recipes. Regional variations and restaurant interpretations showcase its diverse culinary adaptability across…

The Economic Times · Sep 9

Woman takes one bite of a Walmart snack. Then she finds an unknown liquid inside and rushes to the ER: ‘pay attention to your food’

That snack got suspicious fast

We Got This Covered · Sep 9

How to give things you don’t need a second life – and put some cash in your pocket

Our homes are teeming with items – from electronics to homeware – that we just don’t use. Here’s how you can find them a new home and make a little extra money along the way

The Guardian - UK · Sep 8