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Nicole Kidman felt liberated after divorce from Tom Cruise. Why? Because she could finally wear heels again

Fans loved Kidman's subtle dig at ex-husband Cruise.

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Can You Buy An EV From China As An American?

Chinese automakers believe they’ll be selling in the U.S. in the next five years, but what can you buy today?

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They Almost Lost Everything — Entrepreneurs Reveal the Biggest Mistakes They Made Building a Business

No business owner is perfect, but knowing the biggest mistakes entrepreneurs have made can help you avoid some of the common ones. Someone posted on Reddit about their desire to start a B2B mobile app, and the original poster asked other entrepreneurs about the biggest mistakes they made.

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Google Nest Doorbell leaks suggest launch is imminent – and it’s coming with 3 major upgrades, including Google Gemini

Google is tipped to announce new smart home devices integrated with Gemini on October 1 – here's what we know about the new Nest Doorbell so far.

TechRadar

'I Don't Know What To Do With It': Young Worker Finds Out His Dad Built Him A Nearly $50K Nest Egg By Secretly Stashing Rent And Wages

An Australian Redditor said he was shocked to learn that his father had been quietly saving his rent payments and half his weekly wages for years, creating a secret account worth about 76,000 Australian dollars ($49,673).

Benzinga

Entrepreneurs Tell A 15-Year-Old The Harsh Truth About Starting A Business

A 15-year-old wants to become an entrepreneur and turned to Reddit for help. Although experience is the best teacher, you can learn a lot by asking entrepreneurs about some of the hard things involved with entrepreneurship. Business owners shared a mix of harsh truths, hard things, and valuable lessons in…

Benzinga

“Why do we have such a need to finish songs? In a word: capitalism”: Is it OK to never actually complete your tracks?

Free yourself from the unrealistic expectation that you have to always be finishing songs and embrace all the different ways there are to be a musician and producer

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Twitter And Reddit Feeling Fake? Sam Altman Has A Theory About What's Going On

As developers flock to OpenAI's Codex over Anthropic's Claude, CEO Sam Altman has raised alarms about AI-driven hype cycles, bots and the growing sense that online discourse "feels very fake."

Benzinga

Dad Says Son's $45K Job Sucked The Joy Out Of His Life. After Quitting With No Plan, He Moved Back In With Wife And Kid —'We've Got A Big House'

Work can drain more than just your paycheck—it can drain the joy out of living. That's the story one father shared in a post on the Antiwork subreddit after his son quit a $45,000-a-year job with no backup plan and asked to move back home with his wife and two-year-old…

Benzinga

From Old School to New School: Retro Gaming's Potential Drop May Point to Cracks That Could Spill Over Into Trading Cards

The pandemic-fueled boom in retro video game collecting appears to be over, leaving sellers struggling to move inventory and raising questions about the broader economic climate. What was once a red-hot market for classic games like Super Metroid and other nostalgic titles has cooled dramatically, with collectors on Reddit reporting…

Benzinga

Employee Says They're Doing 3 Jobs For The Price Of One And Still Got Told They Make Too Much—'Sounds Like Your Boss Is Right'

A worker took to Reddit recently to vent after being denied a raise despite handling what they described as “three jobs” under one title. But the internet wasn't entirely on their side.

Benzinga

What It Really Takes To Go From $0 To $1M In 3 Years—An Entrepreneur's Brutal Reality Check

Many people dream about starting a successful online business, but most of those same people shy away from their ambitions when they realize how much work it will take.

Benzinga

This Simple Shift Into 'Adult Mode' Could Keep You Out Of Debt For Good

Financial guru Dave Ramsey helps people stay out of debt for good and master their finances, and one of his insights made the rounds on Reddit (NYSE:RDDT). A Ramsey fan was listening to "The Ramsey Show" and said that a doctor called in.

Benzinga

YC co-founder who backed Airbnb, Dropbox, and Reddit says high school isn’t the time to launch a startup

One of the leaders behind Silicon Valley’s biggest start-ups is advising high school students to embrace learning in class before jumping into their dream business.

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Google has leaked its next lineup of Nest Cams and Doorbells with Gemini, and they’re already appearing in stores

The Nest Cam Outdoor, Nest Cam Indoor, and Nest Doorbell were all spotted at a Home Depot store - but the new Nest smart speaker is no where to be found.

Benzinga

If These Founders Lost Everything, These Are The Businesses They'd Build First

One way to discover promising business opportunities is by learning what industries business founders would enter if they lost everything and had to rebuild everything from scratch. A scenario on Reddit made business owners think of what they would do if they lost everything except their knowledge.

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Helldivers 2 players were already getting obliterated, so now it just feels like game master Joel is taking their lunch money, kicking their teeth in, and spitting in their eyes

"Genuinely, what are they thinking?"

Benzinga

Inflation Has People Swapping 'Middle-Class Hacks' To Save Money. The Surprising Part? Cooking Is Considered One Of Them

As rising prices eat into paychecks, Reddit users are turning to simple but powerful strategies to keep their budgets under control. In a recent post on r/Frugal titled, “What's a middle-class hack that still saves you money today?”, hundreds chimed in with the kind of everyday tips that can result…

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Elden Ring maestro takes talents to Hollow Knight: Silksong with saxophone controller that goes "doot," immediately puts all our pogo abilities to shame and "doots" to glory

Dr. Doot knows what he's doot-ing

Benzinga

'I Sold My Truck And My Jeep Too'—An Investor Who Borrowed To Invest Is Facing Losses And Asking How To Reverse Them

A young investor is showing all their cards about their financial missteps, sharing a screenshot on Reddit recently of a $31,306.38 investment loss and a negative 26.5% return. The chart, spanning from May 2022 through last month, shows brief moments of green followed by deep red dives.

GamesRadar

Final Fantasy 14 is getting a "big update" to bring out the "uniqueness of each job" in battle content, Yoshi-P says, before confusingly adding "that nothing is going to change" for those who like things the way they are

As a player aptly puts it – "Now, what the f**k does that mean?"

Benzinga

Up To $400,000 In Household Income But Still Treading Water – 'I've Refrained From Doing Fun Things To Save Money'

A six-figure income isn't what it used to be, and a $400,000 annual household income isn't even enough for some people. A husband recently posted on Reddit (NYSE:RDDT) about feeling like his family is treading water despite their combined $400,000 annual income.

Evening Standard

What does a Tube driver do? The inside guide

Driving a train between stations is only one aspect of the work that goes on behind the scenes

Benzinga

I Lost My Dad 3 Years Ago, and Now I'm Afraid for My Mom — If She Enters a Nursing Home, Can the State Take the Home They Worked So Hard For?

For one Redditor, the family home isn't just a house — it's the result of decades of sacrifice. After losing her dad three years ago, she explained that her mom is all she has left. Her biggest fear? That the home her parents "worked so hard to have" could slip…

Benzinga

Too Good To Pass Up? Parents Want To Sell Their Home To Their Son, But The $1,500 Mortgage Might Leave Him Eating 'Ramen Every Day'

A 20-year-old Reddit user says his parents want to sell him their home for $220,000, cover most of the down payment, pay the closing costs and even leave behind nearly all the furniture. But there's just one problem: the mortgage would take up half of his take-home pay.

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