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“What’s With The Cadaver Look?”: 30 Celebs Who Show Just How Much A Decade Can Transform You

A lot can change in ten years, and these celebrities prove just how dramatic time, trends, and growing up can be.

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Danny Boyle sends 127 Hours superfan a ‘mindblowing’ gift after she watched the harrowing survival film more than 1,000 times

Fan said she first became ‘fixated’ with the Oscar-winning director’s 2010 thriller nearly 15 years ago

The Independent UK

'A Better Product': What Rivian Learned From The R1 To Make The R2

Rivian engineers and designers say they took customer feedback seriously from the R1S and R1T to make the R2. Among them: two glove boxes.

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‘Which Side Are You On?’: American protest songs have emboldened social movements for generations, from coal country to Minneapolis

The presence of Department of Homeland Security agents in Minnesota compelled many people there to use songs as a means of protest. Those songs were from secular as well as religious traditions.

The Conversation

Discord assumes everyone is a teen as global age verification rolls out — Are you OK with handing sensitive data over to a company involved in a huge 2025 leak?

Discord has announced an early-March rollout for its new "Teen-by-Default" stance, which requires all users around the world to prove their age using facial scans or ID checks.

Windows Central

'What a great way to kill your community': Discord users are furious about its new age verification checks — and are now hunting for alternatives

Discord has announced that it's rolling out age verification checks globally from March, and the decision has sparked fury from many privacy-conscious users.

TechRadar

Hobbyist rescues $500 of RAM from local landfill — a "major haul" exposes our throwaway culture during one of the worst hardware shortages ever

Tossing out 64GB of usable RAM is wasteful any day, but it seems preposterous during the ongoing memory squeeze that's seeing prices skyrocket. This PC hobbyist lucked out on a recent trip to the landfill.

Windows Central

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'This is not the way': Unimpressed Star Wars fans react to 'terrible' new Super Bowl TV spot for The Mandalorian and Grogu movie

A new teaser for The Mandalorian and Grogu has been revealed – and Star Wars fans are struggling to see what the point of it is.

TechRadar

Help! Moltbook has turned me into an AI bot voyeur

There's something fascinating about watching bots discuss AI art.

Creative Bloq

Why Are YouTube TV Subscribers Suddenly Seeing a Surprise Credit?

Sometimes good news arrives quietly, and this is one such moment for YouTube TV users. Google is reportedly offering a surprise discount to select subscribers in the United States, with many discovering it accidentally inside their account settings. No email alerts or public announcements were sent, making the offer feel…

MyLifeXP

Sometimes simple character designs make the most effective cosplays, and this group of Peak Scouts is the perfect example of that

Marshmallows for morale as well.

PC Gamer

New Overwatch VA shouts out the subreddit that's been waiting 8 years for his character to become playable: "Search and destroy"

Turns out the Emre hopium wasn't hopium after all

GamesRadar

‘That’s genuinely evil’: Chicago woman checks $400 Patagonia coat at restaurant. Then they give it to someone else

Imagine shelling out $400 for a coat to brave Chicago’s winter, only for it to be given away for free without you knowing. To make matters worse, management initially refuses to give any reimbursement or apology.

The Mary Sue

People Are Sharing Why They Regret Having Kids And They Get Really Honest

Parenting is not for everyone, which is why some people choose not to have children. However, fate can sometimes throw a monkey wrench into those plans, something these people have experienced. You’re about to read stories from a recent Reddit threat, where parents expressed regret for having children.

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The Independent UK

The problem with Moltbook as AI agents run wild on their own social network

Posts about ‘overthrowing’ humans, philosophical musings and even the development of a religion quickly flooded the site

We Got This Covered

‘This is insane’: Redditors discover 1300+ ‘horrifying’ hidden videos accidentally released with Epstein files

Someone at the DOJ has screwed up bad.

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15 Cities In The World Where Sleep Is Optional

Explore 15 vibrant cities where the night never ends! Visit locales with a unique atmosphere and discover why they earned the nickname "city that never sleeps"

TechRadar

Redditors have found a Whoop subscription hack that’s saving them big money – but it comes with caveats

Whoop bands sometimes come with a year's subscription, which is a loophole some people are taking advantage of.

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Horizon’s colourful new look sparks strong opinions

The art style of Horizon Hunters Gathering has divided fans.

GamesRadar

Faced with the bots' attempts at peace, Helldivers 2 players shoot down "baseless propaganda" as anti-freedom drivel: "I can't believe they would lie to their own citizens about our peaceful ways"

Do not believe their lies

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33 Stories About Friends Who Looked Innocent But Were Hiding Skeletons In Their Closet

You never really know someone well enough, even those you’ve considered a friend and spent a large chunk of your time with. Some are extremely adept at hiding their sinister selves, much like what these people on Reddit experienced. Scroll through, but be forewarned that these stories go from 0…

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55 Bizarre, Absurd, And Hilarious Signs You Don’t See Every Day (New Pics)

You don’t often see street signs that catch your attention because of how funny they are. And when you do, it’s understandable to want to snap a photo and share it on social media to spread the laughs around. Here are some examples that we’ve collected from the different corners…

PC Gamer

A Redditor claims to have lucked out on a half-price Walmart RTX 5080 and that's pretty much the only way you're gonna get a cheap GPU these days

Shurely shome mishtake.

Digital Camera World

Photographer chases owl around field and refuses to stop. This is why we need to talk more about wildlife photography ethics

Wildlife photography should never come at the expense of the animal, but not every photographer knows about –or is willing – to follow good ethics, as one Reddit user found out

Tom’s Guide

Don't update! iOS 26.2.1 causing serious problems — including crashes and freezes

Multiple iPhone owners are reporting that the recent iOS 26.2.1 update is breaking apps and programs on their device.

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