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Feb 3, 2026
How Much Your Super Bowl Party Will Cost This Year?
So apparently inflation isn’t just ruining brunch…it’s coming for your Super Bowl party too. The money nerds at FinanceBuzz say hosting ten people this year will run you about $167. Last year? $155. That’s a 7.2% jump—faster than the actual game clock moves in the last two minutes. Wings, of course, are the real villain … Continue reading How Much Your Super Bowl Party Will Cost This Year?
Feb 2, 2026
State Troopers Capture Dolly Parton… The Donkey
Michigan State Troopers, probably expecting a standard Tuesday, suddenly got called out to locate Dolly Parton. Not the legendary singer, actress, philanthropist. Dolly Parton the donkey. Seriously, a “missing donkey” situation. Dolly apparently decided she’d had enough farm life and went full outlaw, strutting right out through an open gate like, “See y’all later.” Troopers … Continue reading State Troopers Capture Dolly Parton… The Donkey
Jan 30, 2026
What’s Your Fleetwood Mac Zodiac Anthem?
Fleetwood Mac is that rare band everyone—your mom, your cousin, your ex, even your ex’s mom—can agree on. Maybe it’s the raw emotion, maybe it’s Stevie Nicks’ witchy magic, or maybe we’re all just suckers for a little musical heartbreak. Whatever it is, their songs hit every mood: love, jealousy, regret, “I’m fine” energy—sometimes all … Continue reading What’s Your Fleetwood Mac Zodiac Anthem?
Jan 30, 2026
Marketing for Beatles Movies Drops
So, Sam Mendes just dropped the first look at his massive Beatles project. It’s not one movie, but four separate films, one for each Beatle, all hitting theaters the same day: April 7, 2028. Talk about a cinematic mic drop. To stir the pot, Sony hid Beatles-themed postcards around the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts … Continue reading Marketing for Beatles Movies Drops
Jan 30, 2026
Man Steals Harp, Jumps In River
In Pittsburgh, PA some guy decides to steal a harp. Not like a tiny one you tuck under your arm—no, a full-size, $30,000 harp. The fancy kind that lives in concert halls. He drags it to the riverbank, strips down, and jumps straight into the river. No explanation, no audience—just him, nature, and one very … Continue reading Man Steals Harp, Jumps In River
Jan 23, 2026
Easy Ways To Cut Your Heating Bill
Winter weather is here, which means your heating bills are going up again—and unless you’re planning to hibernate till spring, you’ll want to keep your place warm without torching your bank account. First up, show your furnace a little love: get it serviced before it breaks down in protest. Clean filters and sealed ducts? Total … Continue reading Easy Ways To Cut Your Heating Bill
Jan 23, 2026
Company Taking Reservations for Moon Hotel
So, apparently, you can now book a hotel room on the Moon. A startup called GRU Space is taking reservations for a lunar getaway they swear will open around 2032. You’ll just need to drop a deposit somewhere between $250K and $1 million, and that’s before the rocket ride—another cool $10 million or so. The … Continue reading Company Taking Reservations for Moon Hotel
Jan 22, 2026
Woman Attacks Rival At Gym With Weights
So this woman in Texas spots someone at her gym and realizes, “Oh no, that’s the person my partner’s been ‘involved’ with.” Instead of, I don’t know, walking away like every therapist recommends, 20-something Aralyn Martinez allegedly grabs a 25-pound weight and throws it at the poor woman’s head. Luckily, her aim was about as … Continue reading Woman Attacks Rival At Gym With Weights
Jan 20, 2026
Bill Filed To Allow Oklahoman’s Alligator Ownership
So apparently, Oklahoma might be going full Florida. Senator Jonathan Wingard just filed a bill to let folks own captive-bred alligators! No permit? No problem! It’s called Senate Bill 2087, and it basically says, “Sure, have a gator, just don’t pretend you caught it out back.” If you try to pass off a wild one … Continue reading Bill Filed To Allow Oklahoman’s Alligator Ownership
Jan 19, 2026
How To Cope With Blue Monday
So apparently, every third Monday in January is “Blue Monday” — supposedly the most depressing day of the year. Why? Because by now, our New Year’s resolutions have collapsed, the credit card bills have arrived, and it’s still winter… everywhere. The whole idea wasn’t dreamt up by some doom-obsessed scientist, but by a UK travel … Continue reading How To Cope With Blue Monday
Jan 16, 2026
Vinyl Records Resurgence Continues
So apparently, vinyl’s still the comeback kid — nineteen years running. Yep, Luminate’s 2025 music report says vinyl sales jumped another 8.6%, while digital album sales face-planted nearly 16%. Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl led the charge — 1.6 million copies spun on turntables. Sabrina Carpenter and Kendrick Lamar grabbed the silver and … Continue reading Vinyl Records Resurgence Continues
Jan 16, 2026
Fleetwood Mac Hit Lands on the Billboard Chart for the First Time Ever 50 Years After Release
Fleetwood Mac’s “Landslide” just hit the Billboard Hot 100 for the very first time… fifty years after it came out. Half a century later, and it debuts at #41, all thanks to being featured in the Stranger Things series finale. Guess the Upside Down really does weird things to time. Back in 1975, “Landslide” wasn’t … Continue reading Fleetwood Mac Hit Lands on the Billboard Chart for the First Time Ever 50 Years After Release