Three months ago, Allen Pan posted his video about giving a live snake robotic legs. CNN used the video on TV and social media without crediting Pan. After Pan complained about it online and generated a lot of bad will toward CNN, the network retroactively offered him $1,000 to license the video. Pan used the money to buy Mythbusters's abandoned apparel trademark and is now selling Mythbusters shirts. (Mythbusters is a Discovery show owned by the same company that owns CNN).
Robot snake guy gets revenge on CNN by purchasing Mythbusters trademark for $1000
CNN pushing back on Trump's mail-in voting lies
CNN has found an issue it cares about twenty percent of mail-in votes are not fraudulent, no matter how many people named Trump say they are. On his miniature social… READ THE REST
Kamala Harris's excellent answer to a very stupid question
During her much anticipated CNN interview, Vice President Harris did a fantastic job fielding Dana Bash's questions, but one question was pretty lame. Someone needs to ask CNN and other… READ THE REST
JD Vance lets his a–hole flag fly
JD Vance, being interviewed by CNN, showed us exactly who he is: a terrible person. JD Vance feels no remorse for sharing a video "as a joke" of 2007 MS… READ THE REST
This router might be better than a VPN since it brings 'The Office' back on Netflix!
TL;DR: This VPN router can unblock content on your streaming services, and it's available for $149.97 (reg. $219) through October 27—and it's the lowest price ever! We can't lie. Netflix, well, isn't quite… READ THE REST
You don't want to be known as the 'bad American traveler,' so learn the language!
TL;DR: Babbel can help you learn the local language of your destination with its 14 language offerings, now $149.97 (reg. $599) until October 27! As much as we'd like to deny it, Americans… READ THE REST
