The impact of strong collarbones is surprisingly widespread. The online trend of ‘looksmaxxing’ – where people intensely focus on improving their appearance, sometimes through drastic methods – has become so popular it’s now even being discussed in mainstream media, like the show The Pitt.
McDonald’s is adding two new McCrispy sandwiches to its menu permanently. This is the first time they’ve expanded the McCrispy line since the original sandwich came out. The new options will be available at restaurants across the country starting April 28th.
Okay, so I just ran a simulation in NBA 2K26, and it’s predicting the Houston Rockets are going to take Game 3 against the Lakers! The final score is looking like 105-95 in favor of the Rockets.
You can find the announcement for it below:
Okay, so this is pretty cool. A guy named Grosjieon Moore, 63, from Detroit, actually won $500,000 from a Michigan Lottery scratch-off ticket! Apparently, he’d been watching videos of other people winning big online and decided to try his luck. It paid off for him, big time!
It’s not that the heroes of these games are poorly written—it’s just that the villains are incredibly memorable. We don’t see things from their point of view, so they remain mysterious, and that mystery is a big part of their appeal. Even if they aren’t the ultimate boss, these antagonists often generate the most discussion and fan creations, capturing that classic villainous charm that has always captivated gamers.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Michael B. Jordan teamed up with Christopher McQuarrie—the director known for his work on the recent Mission: Impossible films—to create a proposal that was presented to major Hollywood studios on Thursday.
I just saw this crazy dashcam video online and I’m still reeling! It’s going viral because everyone is shocked by what happened, and honestly, it’s adding fuel to the fire about how many trucks with lifted suspensions are out there. It’s super frustrating to watch!
A TikTok creator named Epic Gardening conducted an experiment where they buried three Cheesy Gordita Crunches under tomato plants to test if the fast food could be used as fertilizer. The video of this unique gardening approach has become popular online, with many people sharing their reactions.
You can find the trailer and logo for it below: