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  1. Illegal Fireworks Display Could Cost $100K

    Illegal Fireworks Display Could Cost $100K

    Sacramento officials say they tracked and counted a viral fireworks show that could leave one homeowner facing fines of up to $100,000.

    2 min read
  2. 2026 Emmy Nominations Bring Sharp Snubs

    2026 Emmy Nominations Bring Sharp Snubs

    The 2026 Emmy nominations brought major surprises, from *Widow’s Bay* scoring 19 nods to *Stranger Things* missing top drama and acting races.

    4 min read
  3. Samsung Sets July 22 Foldable Launch

    Samsung Sets July 22 Foldable Launch

    Samsung has set its next Galaxy Unpacked event for July 22 in London, where a wider foldable phone and new Galaxy Watches are expected.

    2 min read
  4. World of Warcraft Plague Returns in Goo Form

    World of Warcraft Plague Returns in Goo Form

    A World of Warcraft debuff escaped Brackenhide Hollow, spread across Moon Guard, and briefly turned social hubs into slime-covered disaster zones.

    3 min read
  5. England Ends Simpsons World Cup Theory

    England Ends Simpsons World Cup Theory

    England’s victory over Mexico has ended fresh chatter around the long-running Simpsons theory about a Mexico versus Portugal World Cup final.

    2 min read
  6. President Curtis Gets Its Own Strange Briefing

    President Curtis Gets Its Own Strange Briefing

    Adult Swim's Rick and Morty spinoff follows Keith David's U.S. president into occult and alien crises after season 9 ends.

    4 min read
  7. Thai Bakery’s Hair Croissant Goes Viral

    Thai Bakery’s Hair Croissant Goes Viral

    A Pattaya cafe has gone viral for the Mor Aoi Croissant, a sweet pastry with a hair-like topping and a name that loosely translates to “pubic hair.”

    2 min read
  8. Silo Season 3 Lands a Perfect Score

    Silo Season 3 Lands a Perfect Score

    Apple TV Plus sci-fi drama Silo has returned for its third season with a perfect Rotten Tomatoes score and strong praise from critics and fans.

    3 min read
  9. NHS to Reward People for Walking Daily

    NHS to Reward People for Walking Daily

    The NHS reportedly plans to launch a walking reward scheme in England in 2027, encouraging people to complete a “marathon a month.”

    3 min read
  10. Sony Turns PlayStation Disc Factory to Lenses

    Sony Turns PlayStation Disc Factory to Lenses

    Sony’s Thalgau plant is shifting from PlayStation discs to optical microlenses as disc production is expected to fall sharply by 2028.

    3 min read
  11. Millie Bobby Brown Shares GTA 6 Hype

    Millie Bobby Brown Shares GTA 6 Hype

    Millie Bobby Brown says GTA is her favorite game series, but her law-abiding play style has Jake Bongiovi comparing it to The Sims.

    3 min read

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