Okay, so I just heard this crazy story! Apparently, a tourist named Faycal Manz visited Los Tacos No. 1 in Times Square last August and is suing them for $100,000! He said he piled on a bunch of salsa from their self-serve bar, and immediately started feeling a burning sensation in his mouth. He got so sick – nausea and stomach problems – that he actually needed to take medication. It’s wild!
It’s easy to understand why he’s well-known – he’s previously competed directly against professional athletes like sprinters Noah Lyles and Letsile Tebogo. He also famously jumped over two speeding supercars in a stunt that went viral and briefly got him removed from YouTube.
Lost In Cult will release the Mewgenics soundtrack on vinyl in several editions, including 3LP and 1LP versions. The 3LP comes in seven different colors, while the 1LP release has two color options. The 3LP is priced at £59.99 and the 1LP at £119.99, and both are available for pre-order now at Lost In Cult and IGN. Mewgenics is currently available on PC (Steam). You can also read my article about playing Mewgenics on the Steam Deck and ROG Ally here.
I’m a huge fan of the annual hockey games between the NYPD and FDNY! It’s such a cool tradition – apparently, it all started way back in 1974. There’s a real rivalry between the police and firefighters on the ice, and it’s awesome to watch.
Just nine of these special edition phones are being made, making it a collector’s item to celebrate Apple’s 50th anniversary.
Leading the new collection is the All-Pro NITRO 2 Pokemon basketball shoe, which debuted in March. It’s joined by coordinating jerseys, shorts, and t-shirts decorated with popular Pokemon characters like Pikachu, Mew, Mewtwo, and Squirtle.
A New York Post report, based on company documents and chat logs, reveals that employees openly discussed aiming for “viewer addiction” when making choices about the product.
The Lost World: Jurassic Park is a challenging 1997 video game inspired by the movie. Players can control both dinosaurs and the characters trying to capture them. Though it’s known for being very difficult, very few players have actually experienced the game’s ending.
A situation unfolded on a flight from Bengaluru to Varanasi that required both the crew and other passengers to step in and help.
Junkrunner 64 is an open-world game for the Nintendo 64 that boasts a huge, connected world without any loading screens – a remarkable feat considering the console’s limitations, as it avoids the typical ‘fog’ effect often used to mask draw distances.