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Waymond Lee death: Actor known for role in Workaholics dies aged 72

Actor appeared in the Emmy-nominated Comedy Central sitcom alongside the main trio

The Independent UK

66 Cringy “Nice Guy” Stories Are Exactly Why Women Choose The Bear

There is a world of difference between being a genuinely nice person and a “nice guy.” In the former case, you’re empathetic and respect others because you actually care about people and the right thing to do. In the latter case, manipulative, insecure individuals only pretend to be kind in…

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Trump’s pick for FCC chair wants to eliminate the law that protects social media companies from legal consequences for posts on their platforms

Section 230 lets social media companies like Meta, X, and TikTok bear no legal responsibility for content users post on their platforms.

Fortune

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How the Feds Destroyed Backpage.com and Its Founders

By prosecuting the website's founders, the government chilled free speech online and ruined lives.

Reason

‘Fits a cot perfectly’: tiny space for rent in Silicon Valley exposes dire rental market

Craigslist ad offers 3ft by 10ft space for just $250 a month – for ‘nerdy gamer’ but nobody with a criminal record

The Guardian - US

California Man Lists Tiny Space Under His Stairs for Rent, Calls It a 'Harry Potter Cubby': 'I've Gotten at Least a Dozen Non-Freakish Replies'

A California handyman is renting out a tiny space under his stairs for $250 a month, calling it a "Harry Potter cubby."

International Business Times

California Man Lists Tiny Space Under His Stairs for Rent, Calls It a 'Harry Potter Cubby': 'I've Gotten at Least a Dozen Non-Freakish Replies'

A California handyman is renting out a tiny space under his stairs for $250 a month, calling it a "Harry Potter cubby."

Latin Times

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15 things you didn’t know about two-time Life Time Grand Prix winner Sofía Gómez Villafañe

Sofia Gomez Villafane is now a two-time women's champion of the Life Time Grand Prix. Despite all that's known about her success on the bike, there is still much to be learned about how this champion rose to fame from humble beginnings in Argentina.

Cycling Weekly

Utah man bought cruise ship on Craigslist – now it’s sinking after $1m restoration

In May, the ship had begun to ‘sink in 13 feet of water and discharge pollution’

The Independent UK

Singer Lana Del Rey Reveals She Used Her First Paycheque To Pay Off $17,200 Debt

Lana Del Rey used her first paycheque to pay off $17,200 in credit card debt, transforming her financial struggles into a successful music career.

International Business Times UK

Surging demand, soaring price tags lead to fake Ozempic doses

A rise in counterfeit versions of sought-after weight loss drug has led to a series of hospitalisations.

Al Jazeera

JD Vance couch memes and the Associated Press fact check, explained

This meme with Donald Trump's VP candidate has gotten out of hand.

USA Today Sports Media Group

What It Takes to Bootstrap Your Own Art Gallery in New York City

It took Lin Tyrpien more than a decade to find her calling. When she realized she wanted to run her own creative space, the real work began.

Marie Claire

Internet Trade Group Sues Georgia Over Online Sales Law

NetChoice challenges Georgia law requiring online sellers to provide transaction data, citing conflicts with federal law and First Amendment concerns. Laws...

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New Evidence Found In Cold Case Murder Investigation

Tragic murder case of Elrey and June Runion, who responded to a Craigslist ad, sheds light on the risks of online transactions.

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The Guardian - US

‘Must love dogs and rude roommates’: the scramble to get around New York’s Airbnb crackdown

Strict rules have led to a wild west of rentals, with visitors choosing between huge hotel bills or word-of-mouth deals

TechRadar

How to buy a good secondhand TV, or make your old TV last longer

Buying a secondhand TV is a great way to save money and help prevent waste, but navigating it can be a bit of a minefield - we're here to help with that.

The Guardian - UK

‘To the train lady with dark brown hair … ’: extraordinary stories of four couples who found love via small ads

What are the chances of real romance via a ‘missed connection’? And has the internet turned these interactions from the stuff of romcoms to just a bit creepy?

Guitar World

“The first song I learned was The Beatles’ Blackbird. I’m still a pretty good fingerpicker, if nothing else!” Katy Kirby on jumping into guitar at the deep end – and why she made new album Blue Raspberry as uncool as possible

The Texas singer-songwriter is winning plaudits for her brand of wry indie-folk. She discusses an especially thrifty Teisco find, chasing a “salty” sound and how a kitsch instrumental curio changed the way she writes on guitar

Guitar World

“I used to not bend strings at all, but I started doing it as a joke to make my friends laugh when I played classic rock riffs – it became this massive part of my playing”: Omni’s Frankie Broyles on his unlikely journey to post-punk transcendence

Post-punk trio Omni are masters of minimalism, but guitarist Frankie Broyles is having fun with classic rock moves and ZZ Top-inspired tones

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“The Deep, Dark Rabbit Hole Of Amazon”: 58 Of The Weirdest And Funniest Things Ever Seen On Amazon (New Pics)

It's not out of the ordinary to find weird stuff online, even if it is an online mega shop and you can actually buy it. The post “The Deep, Dark Rabbit Hole Of Amazon”: 58 Of The Weirdest And Funniest Things Ever Seen On Amazon (New Pics) first appeared on…

The Guardian - US

Amid a national shortage, the US Adderall black market is booming

With pharmacies unable to fill prescriptions, many ADHD patients are turning to Craigslist to buy illicit pills online

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