Reddit users defended a man who refuses to buy Wagyu beef for his in-laws — people who eat only well-done steak. “AITA for buying lower grade steaks when my in-laws visit and serving my [own] mom and dad Wagyu?” asked a Reddit user by the name of “Late-Enthusiasm3751” in a post on the “Am I The A-hole” subreddit on … Read more
Using marijuana every day increases the risk of developing heart disease, a study presented by the American College of Cardiology found. People who used marijuana on a daily basis were found to be about one-third more likely to develop coronary artery disease versus those who had never used cannabis. “We found that cannabis use is linked … Read more
This might have been a big mis-steak. One TikTok foodie is getting slammed after she posted a recipe for cauliflower “steaks” that are, in fact, definitely not steaks. Ayeh Manfre, who goes by the username @cookingwithayeh on the social media platform, shared the directions for the dish in a 23-second clip that has already topped … Read more
An AI app has been hit with backlash for allowing users to “chat” with controversial figures from history — including Adolf Hitler. Historical Figures uses Artificial Intelligence technology to power “text conversations with robots [that are] meant to simulate the perspectives of notable people,” NBC reports. The app became available on Apple’s App Store earlier … Read more
If you were on death row, what would your last meal look like? TikTok’s latest bizarre trend has users asking themselves that question and uploading videos that disclose what they would choose to eat if they found themselves in the less-than-ideal situation. “Diet Coke… chicken pad Thai, saltines, [and] DŌ chocolate chip cookie dough,” made up … Read more
Social media users are getting a blast from the past after a viral TikTok video showed that employee punch time clocks are still being used at some workplaces. Cadence Nicole, a TikTok user from Maryland, shared a video of the wall-mounted punch clock that’s reportedly used at her place of employment. “It’s 2022 and this is … Read more
A popular subreddit social media destination known as “Ask Reddit” is a place for users to submit “open-ended questions” — to which other users can then reply with answers. The subreddit’s focus is “to ask and answer questions that elicit thought-provoking discussions” — and on Saturday, Oct. 22, 2022, one fascinating question definitely elicited interest. “Which sentence … Read more
Do people who use OnlyFans have significantly different sexual attitudes compared to the general population? New research published in the Archives of Sexual Behaviors suggests that is not the case. The new findings indicate that OnlyFans users and nonusers have similar attitudes regarding things like casual sex and the importance of birth control. OnlyFans allows … Read more
Netflix users are issuing warnings for those planning to watch Luckiest Girl Alive. The new film, which is based on the 2015 novel by Jessica Knoll, follows Mila Kunis’ lead character who is faced with a past trauma related to a horrifying high school shooting. Those who have watched the 15-certificate film since its release … Read more
Socialist and progressive city council members are looking to advance a bill that would pay drug users to return spent paraphernalia as the number of discarded needles in New York City has more than doubled over the last year. The proposed cash-for-addicts program “would authorize the [Department of Health and Mental Hygiene] to set the … Read more
People who wear reusable contact lenses are nearly four times more likely to develop a rare eye infection that could rob them of their sight, a study has found. The British scientists behind the research also warned that wearing lenses in the shower, swimming pools and while sleeping raised the risk too. In the study, … Read more