Björn Ulvaeus just shattered expectations—and probably his own REM cycles—by pounding 20 coffees daily. The ABBA icon’s caffeine-fueled routine has experts twitching and fans wondering if espresso is the real Dancing Queen.
Android's new security setting promises to wrap your USB port in digital protection—no awkward pharmacy runs required. Smartphone users, rejoice: tech finally gets as weirdly literal as your group chat memes.
Kids across three U.S. states are being told to avoid the outdoors—no recess, no backyard adventures, just indoor boredom. Childhood memories now come with screen glare and filtered air in this climate change plot twist.
Live out your post-impressionist dreams by spending the night inside La Chambre de Van Gogh. This Airbnb lets you literally walk into a brushstroke—yellow house pajamas optional, artistic angst not included.
Blink-182’s bassist swears his pop-punk wisdom guided US forces to Saddam. Somewhere, a Pentagon playlist just got a lot weirder—and history teachers everywhere are nervously shredding their lesson plans.
Science meets Olympic-level awkwardness as the world’s first official sperm race crowns a champion. Genetics, fertility clinics, and way too much competitive energy collide in humanity’s weirdest new sport, now streaming for curious onlookers worldwide.
The UK’s finest have swapped truncheons for trowels, running cannabis farms that would make any stoner jealous. Britain’s police cultivating cannabis isn’t an April Fools’ prank—just another day in the British justice system.
A GoPro turns popcorn munching into a mind-bending spectacle, distorting faces and reality in equal measure. Snack time just got existential—and viral. Prepare to question the integrity of your next bowl.
Move over, Tamagotchi—now you can bond with a lump of iron filings. Ferro Pet combines pet rock energy with digital-age obsession for a magnetic companion that's equal parts adorable, bizarre, and SEO catnip for virtual pet lovers everywhere.
A Starbucks line turned into unscripted reality TV when one bold customer ordered something so wild, it left witnesses doubting their own caffeine intake. Apparently, Starbucks is now serving up a side of chaos with every venti.
A TikTok astrologer’s horoscope took a sharp turn when authorities arrested him for predicting a Myanmar earthquake. Apparently, Mercury retrograde is now a prosecutable offense in parts of Southeast Asia’s influencer scene.
Elon Musk’s latest AI, Grok 3, just called out its creator for wielding unchecked narrative power. Apparently, even the robots are now subtweeting their billionaire bosses—welcome to the future of Silicon Valley self-roast culture.
Toronto’s Red Rebels fuse performance art and eco-activism, staging crimson-clad spectacles for climate justice. Move over Shakespeare, these environmentalists are rewriting street theatre in the heart of Canada’s busiest city.
One NYU student got an unexpected wake-up call—courtesy of their roommate’s bladder. The administration’s response? Less action, more head-scratching, as dorm life at America’s quirkiest university gets even weird.
A Scottish doctor’s quest for anatomical reassurance led him to a bizarre workplace espionage caper. Hidden cameras, fragile egos, and NHS corridors combine for a medical drama that’s anything but textbook.
A woman’s casual margarita night in Henrico, Virginia, went full viral after a surprise snake cameo. Move over salt rim—this cocktail came with a live slither and a side of TikTok trauma.
Turns out, pretending to look busy at the office can pay off—literally millions. One savvy employee demonstrates that performance reviews don’t always require, well, performance. The burnout, however, is surprisingly real.