Новости за 03.01.2024

A user on TikTok is calling out SeaWorld Orlando after alleging that the park took $300 from her—and is refusing to give it back for 2 to 3 months.

Popular content creator Madison (@ugh_madison) is spending her free time working shifts at different well-known stores, like Walmart and Target.

You'd think Walmart was a thrift store, given the family photos this woman found in the picture frame aisle.

An Uber driver helped a passenger who was drunk and locked out of her home get inside by communicating with her friend via Ring camera.

Former Rep. George Santos, whose post-Congress career has so far consisted of selling Cameo videos, is now pitching himself to be the Director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under a potential Trump administration in 2025.

Conspiracy theorists are spreading unfounded claims regarding an individual referred to as "Doe 107" in documents related to deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

In November of last year, TikTok user Miguel Vasconcelos (@miguellamv) went viral after doing something impressive.

Hello fellow citizens of the internet! Andrew here. Welcome to today's edition of web_crawlr. 

After getting through the food gauntlets of Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Eve, taking on a 28-inch, nearly ten-pound pizza is probably the last thing any of us wants to dive into.

Vivek Ramaswamy on Tuesday said he was "proud" to have the endorsement of ex-Rep. Steve King, who was stripped of his congressional committee assignments in 2019 after questioning why terms like "white nationalist" and "white supremacist" had become offensive.

Yann LeCun’s prestigious career and well-deserved reputation as a cutting-edge researcher in deep learning and artificial intelligence led him to be hired by Meta (then Facebook) in 2013 to establish the company’s AI research division.

Best Buy refused to take back the damaged TV they sold a customer claiming it's company policy. Many say they'll no longer buy TVs from the retailer because of it.

Jimmy Kimmel threatened Aaron Rodgers with a lawsuit on Tuesday after the NFL star suggested that the late-night host could have ties to deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Since their inception, open forums like social media platforms have been a place for folks to air out even their most mundane complaints.

The "Shadow Wizard Money Gang" memes have evolved into a viral sensation across various social media platforms. Starting off as a simple producer tag on songs, this intriguing meme highlights the internet's fascination with quirky and unexpected content.

The "Sussy Baka" meme, a fusion of gaming slang and Japanese pejorative term, reflects the dynamic nature of linguistics on the internet. Combining "sussy," a term derived from the popular game "Among Us," and "baka," which the Japanese word for fool, the meme has transcended its origins to become a viral sensation. Let's take a look at the history of "Sussy Baka."

A Popeye’s employee is showing some of the innovative ways she prepares meals for herself using ingredients in her restaurant's kitchen, with one meal consisting of “mashed potato balls,” stuffed with bacon and cheese.

A small business owner went viral after urging viewers to not drive for Uber and DoorDash.

A new Costco customer said that she was having some reservations as to whether or not purchasing a membership to the bulk retail store would be worth it or not as she's single and living alone.

Want to get spices for a quarter of the price? One mom of five has revealed how in a viral TikTok clip.

If you were ever curious about how to piss off your local Waffle House server, look no further than this TikTok.

A nanny posted a viral storytime video about the two girls she took to Sephora. She says she changed her mind about putting children on leashes.

A restaurant manager shared an image of her car with its windows and back windshield shattered, revealing that an angry employee allegedly vandalized her vehicle after getting fired. 

A cat owner named Grace says she "went into a full anxiety spiral" after she discovered that exposure to an ingredient in hair growth products is dangerous for cats and dogs.

In a viral TikTok, a woman shared an EMT's Hinge profile in which he included a photo of him smiling with what looks to be a body on a stretcher.