BIZARRE: 6 | Mind Blowing Facts

Disturbing Truth Behind Mysterious Influencer, As Millions Watch His Bizarre Videos

“The people behind this can stay anonymous and relatively unaccountable,” an expert warned after shocking truths about a viral two-week-old influencer profile came to light.

Bored Panda · Sep 29

Michael Palin Refuses 'Recycled' Food in Philippines, Marking First in 40-Year TV Travel Career

Michael Palin declined to eat pagpag, food made from discarded fast-food leftovers, during a visit to Manila's Tondo district for his latest Philippines travel documentary.

International Business Times UK · Sep 29

Kids Are Using NPR Podcast Comments as Secret Group Chats

Teenagers barred from social media are turning obscure corners of the internet into makeshift chat rooms.

Reason · Sep 29

A Star Wars Fanfic Franchise Is Beating Actual Star Wars To Making Sequels

'The Love Hypothesis' turned Star Wars fanfiction into a rom-com, and now it's coming back for more.

Inverse · Sep 29

The Milk Smells Fine but the Date Passed Yesterday — Do You Really Need to Throw It Away?

Reaching into the refrigerator for your morning coffee creamer or cereal bowl and noticing that the dairy carton’s printed date is from yesterday triggers an instant dilemma. Deciding whether to pour the beverage down the drain or use it anyway highlights the ongoing confusion surrounding food expiration labels and dairy…

Grocery Coupon Guide · Sep 29

The rise and fall of forgotten coffee brands that shaped American nostalgia and culture-What happened to the coffee brands Americans grew up with and why do they still resonate?

Many Americans recall coffee brands like Gold Shield and Savarin that were once common in homes. These brands can evoke strong feelings due to their connection to memories and family rituals. The shift to larger chains and specialty coffee has diminished the presence of these once-familiar names. While some major…

The Economic Times · Sep 29

In 1964, an Arizona couple began building a carport with discarded bottles; years later...

A couple in Tucson, Arizona, transformed glass bottles into a 2,700-square-foot home over several decades. They used discarded bottles collected from local sources to construct the unique property and create a natural cooling effect. After completion, the house was maintained by an artist who updated essential systems while preserving original…

The Times of India · Sep 29

The Rise of the Non-Celebrity Celebrity

There is a form of fame where people aren't really celebrities, or even "influencers"—just folks with a fandom.

Reason · Sep 29

Black woman says her family left no tip at a Virginia thai restaurant. Then the server returned with a blunt message: ‘my stomach drop a little’

No tip, but plenty of feedback

We Got This Covered · Sep 29

Instagram Launches New AI Editing Tool, And Users Immediately Spot A Dating-Drama Problem

Social media presents a distorted version of reality; we all know this. But now, Instagram is making it even easier to alter images that you might not want everyone to see. With the new Pixel effect, users can blur a person in their photo. But some worry that it won’t…

Bored Panda · Sep 29