Airlines Ruining Luggage: 37 Suitcases That Survived War Zones But Not Baggage Handlers
Airlines ruining luggage has reached an art form, with 37 brave suitcases returning from the hold looking utterly, catastrophically destroyed.
Airlines ruining luggage has reached an art form, with 37 brave suitcases returning from the hold looking utterly, catastrophically destroyed.
In what may be the worst box office ever, a Dallas film screened for a full week and walked away with twenty dollars and its dignity in tatters.
The Hershey’s Kisses Christmas bells advert — possibly the laziest creative decision in television history — has been delighting Americans for decades.
The Voyager 1 memory fix was basically NASA’s version of turning it off and on again — except the device is 15 billion miles away and launched in 1977.
Wingless aircraft should not fly — yet somehow America spent millions proving they could, and one crash ended up on telly.
In a deepfake porn nightmare that nobody ordered, an anti-porn campaigner discovered AI had cast her as the unwilling star of her own adult film.
Brain activity under anaesthesia turns out to be suspiciously productive, raising the alarming possibility that your unconscious mind has better focus than you do.
Weird employee complaints have reached new heights, and frankly, some of these managers deserve medals, therapy, or both.
Mageia 10 Linux 32-bit support means your wheezing 2003 desktop can still feel relevant, which is more than can be said for most of us.
A Mars structure found by NASA’s rover has humanity one blurry JPEG away from rewriting the entire history of civilisation, probably.