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  • David Pescovitz
    9:03 am Mon, Sep 25, 2023
    San Diego boldly moved to rid popular beach of a horrible and dangerous invasive species to protect native sea lions

    San Diego, California's stunning La Jolla Beach is a popular destination because of its beauty and huge sea lion population. The sea lions, who breed and nurse on the beach,… Read the rest of the article: San Diego boldly moved to rid popular beach of a horrible and dangerous invasive species to protect native sea lions

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  • David Pescovitz
    8:31 am Mon, Sep 25, 2023
    Kevin Bacon only permitted to buy farm if he tore down the haunted house on the land

    When Kevin Bacon sought to purchase a plot of land beside his Connecticut farm, the owner insisted on one stipulation in the contract: Bacon had to tear down the house… Read the rest of the article: Kevin Bacon only permitted to buy farm if he tore down the haunted house on the land

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  • David Pescovitz
    8:18 am Mon, Sep 25, 2023
    Reboot of The Office is in the works

    A reboot of The Office is reportedly on the horizon. Uh oh. At least showrunner Greg Daniels is attached to the project, according to industry insider Matt Belloni in a… Read the rest of the article: Reboot of The Office is in the works

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  • David Pescovitz
    1:12 pm Thu, Sep 21, 2023
    Mutant worms engineered with spider genes spin silk six times tougher than bulletproof Kevlar

    Researchers at China's Donghua University inserted spider genes into the DNA of silkworms resulting in worms that can spin fibers six times tougher than the bulletproof material Kevlar. They used… Read the rest of the article: Mutant worms engineered with spider genes spin silk six times tougher than bulletproof Kevlar

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  • David Pescovitz
    12:24 pm Thu, Sep 21, 2023
    Actor Angus Cloud, the drug dealer on HBO's Euphoria, died of drug overdose

    Angus Cloud, the beloved 25-year-old actor who played drug dealer Fez on HBO's Euphoria, died of an accidental overdose of fentanyl, cocaine, meth, and downers, according to a corner's report.… Read the rest of the article: Actor Angus Cloud, the drug dealer on HBO's Euphoria, died of drug overdose

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  • David Pescovitz
    11:27 am Thu, Sep 21, 2023
    Someone is mysteriously dumping massive amounts of raw meat in suburban Christchurch trash cans

    Over three nights this month, someone (or some thing!) has dumped nearly 1,500 pounds of raw meat into public trash bins in the western suburbs of Christchurch, New Zealand. The… Read the rest of the article: Someone is mysteriously dumping massive amounts of raw meat in suburban Christchurch trash cans

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  • David Pescovitz
    9:47 am Thu, Sep 21, 2023
    Fake belly buttons to make your legs seem longer

    Unfortunately, the person above did not have the benefit of two umbilical cords and thus two belly buttons. Rather, they're wearing a belly button sticker affixed above the one true… Read the rest of the article: Fake belly buttons to make your legs seem longer

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  • David Pescovitz
    9:31 am Thu, Sep 21, 2023
    Police rescue woman from toilet who was trying to save her Apple Watch

    Visitors to a lake in Otsego County, Michigan on Tuesday heard a woman's yelling for help. Someone called emergency services and conservation officers from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources… Read the rest of the article: Police rescue woman from toilet who was trying to save her Apple Watch

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  • David Pescovitz
    12:55 pm Wed, Sep 20, 2023
    Bob Ross's painting from the first episode of his show is for sale

    The above screenshot is from the 1983 premiere of Bob Ross's "The Joy of Painting" TV show. (Full episode below.) The artwork Ross made during that episode, titled "A Walk… Read the rest of the article: Bob Ross's painting from the first episode of his show is for sale

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  • David Pescovitz
    11:48 am Wed, Sep 20, 2023
    Here is how celebrities make public apologies (video)

    Mistakes were made, so TikTok comedian Caitlin Reilly delivers the universal celebrity apology. "I wanted to make a video to speak directly to you about my actions," she begins. "I… Read the rest of the article: Here is how celebrities make public apologies (video)

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  • David Pescovitz
    11:25 am Wed, Sep 20, 2023
    How to make someone think you can read their mind

    For those who lack real ESP abilities, celebrity coach Oscar Owen shared five simple card tricks to make others believe you can read their minds. The grand finale is an… Read the rest of the article: How to make someone think you can read their mind

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  • David Pescovitz
    10:04 am Wed, Sep 20, 2023
    Journalist names her baby "Methamphetamine Rules" as a "test"

    When Kirsten Drysdale, a reporter at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, had her third baby in July, she gave the little girl a lovely name: Methamphetamine Rules. Why? It was a… Read the rest of the article: Journalist names her baby "Methamphetamine Rules" as a "test"

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  • David Pescovitz
    9:40 am Wed, Sep 20, 2023
    Forget fart sounds—Cecil Dill's masterfully squeezed his hands together to make beautiful music (video)

    Below is a performance by Cecil Dill (1900-1989) a farmer who became a master of manualism, the art of making music together by squeezing the air from your hands. (Yes,… Read the rest of the article: Forget fart sounds—Cecil Dill's masterfully squeezed his hands together to make beautiful music (video)

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  • David Pescovitz
    6:24 pm Tue, Sep 19, 2023
    Inside a San Francisco basement where the weirdest VHS tapes are archived and honored

    Inside a San Francisco basement lies The Basement, a clubhouse/community space/museum where a collection of 3,000 VHS tapes—mostly of the outré, psychotronic, cult, or just bizarre variety—are preserved, archived, and,… Read the rest of the article: Inside a San Francisco basement where the weirdest VHS tapes are archived and honored

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  • David Pescovitz
    3:06 pm Tue, Sep 19, 2023
    Funeral home for sale, sign warns that it's "Probably Haunted"

    Need a (dark)side hustle? The Turgeon Funeral Home in Millbury, Mass is on the market for $769,000. It's an historic Greek Revival structure, built in 1850 or before. Don't look… Read the rest of the article: Funeral home for sale, sign warns that it's "Probably Haunted"

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  • David Pescovitz
    2:26 pm Tue, Sep 19, 2023
    Unreleased Beatles recordings, John Lennon/Yoko Ono album and George Harrison album up for auction

    A very special collection of six Beatles-related cassettes are up for auction including an unreleased John Lennon and Yoko Ono album titled One From The Nursery, Sgt. Pepper rehearsals, an… Read the rest of the article: Unreleased Beatles recordings, John Lennon/Yoko Ono album and George Harrison album up for auction

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  • David Pescovitz
    12:19 pm Tue, Sep 19, 2023
    Unidentified falling object? Roof of Arizona home mysteriously damaged (video)

    Nobody is certain what caused the damage to the roof of a Phoenix, Arizona couple's home, seen in the below video. According to Lisa Sikorski, she was in her home… Read the rest of the article: Unidentified falling object? Roof of Arizona home mysteriously damaged (video)

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  • David Pescovitz
    11:50 am Tue, Sep 19, 2023
    Artist delivered a museum two blank canvases, titled "Take the Money and Run," and now has to pay back $81,000

    In 2021, the Kunsten Museum of Modern Art loaned conceptual artist Jens Haaning around $76,400 to remake two of his earlier works in which the cash was glued to canvas… Read the rest of the article: Artist delivered a museum two blank canvases, titled "Take the Money and Run," and now has to pay back $81,000

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  • David Pescovitz
    12:19 pm Mon, Sep 18, 2023
    TV news report on meteorite crater on beach…. which wasn't that (video)

    Residents of Dublin, Ireland were captivated by a huge crater discovered over the weekend on Portmarnock Beach. At the bottom was a heavy, blackened rock. According to astrophysics enthusiast Dave… Read the rest of the article: TV news report on meteorite crater on beach…. which wasn't that (video)

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  • David Pescovitz
    11:29 am Mon, Sep 18, 2023
    Fighter pilot mysteriously ejected yesterday above South Carolina and the Navy can't find the plane

    Yesterday, a US Marine fighter pilot flying an F-35 jet over Charleston, South Carolina ejected from the aircraft for an undisclosed reason. The pilot is in stable condition but the… Read the rest of the article: Fighter pilot mysteriously ejected yesterday above South Carolina and the Navy can't find the plane

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