Miscellaneous | Guy Stuff

The 4 Best Manly, All-American Movies Of 2019

It goes against every liberal piety to portray the hippies as evil, but Quentin Tarantino points out that it spawned a murderous cult in Hollywood.

Miscellaneous | Guy Stuff

The "Foodie Call": A Third of Women Admit to Going on Dates Just for a Free Meal

The “Foodie Call”: A Third of Women Admit to Going on Dates Just for a Free Meal

And no man on the planet is surprised by this.

Miscellaneous | Guy Stuff

Who Is Your Favorite James Bond Actor?

Six men have inhabited the role. Only one can do it best.

Connery. He is Bond.

Miscellaneous | Guy Stuff

Chuck Norris is Hosting a Chuck Norris Look-Alike Event in Texas | Mental Floss

Attendees will get a “sweet belt buckle,” fake beard, and a “Chuck Norris style T-shirt” to assist in the look.

Because the only person that can kick Chuck Norris' ass is two Chuck Norrises.

Miscellaneous | Guy Stuff

Burt Reynolds lives on with these vintage Trans Am lovers

Burt Reynolds fans held a tribute to the “Smokey and the Bandit” star by driving in a 100 Trans Am parade with drivers dressed in iconic “Bandit” costumes.

Science & Technology | Tech

Apple reportedly delaying production of its 2020 iPhones

Apple is reportedly delaying production of this year's iPhones, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak havoc on businesses around the world.

Science & Technology | Tech

Facebook to flag fake coronavirus news to users who 'like' or react to hoaxes, sending them to WHO page

Facebook announced the latest effort to clamp down on the spread of misinformation about the coronavirus pandemic, saying it will warn users if they have "liked, reacted or commented" on content that have been deemed "harmful" and removed by the tech gian

This is why I despise Facebook and the other platforms (except this one). This is just an extension of the nanny state to the tech world. I want to decide what I think is legit, I don’t need Facebook or an algorithm to tell me. I also don’t trust that Facebook’s decisions about what gets flagged as a hoax wont be politically motivated. Not to mention that the WHO is an entirely political organization.

Science & Technology | Tech

Bill Gates leaves Microsoft board

Bill Gates founded Microsoft in 1975 with Paul Allen, who died in 2018. Gates is also leaving the board of Berkshire Hathaway.

Science & Technology | Tech

How to clean and sanitize your iPhone without damaging it

This step by step guide with images covers several ways to clean and sanitize your iPhone or other smartphone without damaging it.

Science & Technology | Tech

iPhone 12 leak reveals a next-gen feature that’s never been in a smartphone before

We still have six months to go before Apple releases its new iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro lineup. That's a long time to wait, but there's already more hype surrounding Apple's next-generation flagship iPhone models than any other smartphone in 2020.

Music | Music

The Pandemic Kicked The Rolling Stones Off The Road, So Ronnie Wood Revived His Art Studio In Quarantine

The collages and etchings caught the eye of Other Art Fair founder Ryan Stanier, who met with Wood to the rocker’s London studio and discuss the art.

Music | Music

Rolling Stones Kick Off ‘Extra Licks’ Series With Bonus ‘Olé Olé Olé!’ Performances

Seven songs from 2016 South American tour previously only available on DVD

Music | Music

Listen back to a bootleg of Led Zeppelin’s first recorded concert, 1968

We're dipping into the Far Out Magazine vault to bring you the first ever live recording of Led Zeppelin form a 1968 performance in Spokane, Washington

Music | Music

Bill Wyman: Why Bill Withers Was the Definition of Timeless

Withers, who died earlier this week on March 30 at 81 of heart complications, had talent and an air of imperturbable gravity. That combination made his deceptively simple songs sound genuinely real — and somehow necessary.

Music | Music

Classic Rock on Amazon Prime: Documentaries and Concerts

We searched through Amazon Prime and rounded up some of our favorite classic rock documentaries, concert films and miniseries.

Music | Guitar: Gear & Tips

Do vintage electric guitars really sound better with age?

In this opinion piece, vintage-guitar expert Huw Price goes head-to-head with the myth that, like a fine wine, vintage guitars improve with age.

Music | Guitar: Gear & Tips

Learn from the master with these Chuck Berry-style blues licks

Guitar skills: Go back to the building blocks of rock

Music | Guitar: Gear & Tips

Guitar skills: Improve your blues guitar leads in 20 minutes | MusicRadar

Sort your phrasing and melodic playing with this blues tutorial

Music | Guitar: Gear & Tips

Keith Richards reveals his 10 all-time favorite Rolling Stones riffs and the stories behind them

How the guitar used to record Gimme Shelter disintegrated immediately after the song's completion, and other incredible stories

Music | Guitar: Gear & Tips

The 10 Best Electric Guitars Under $1,000 | Guitarworld

From updated classics to modern single- and double-cuts, signature models and seven-strings, here are the guitars that give you the most bang for your buck.

Entertainment | Movies & Television

No Time to Die plot details reveal Bond movie’s opening, SPECTRE connections

Daniel Craig’s final James Bond movie changed release dates to November 25, 2020 due to coronavirus concerns and shelter in place orders. But now new details about Rami Malek’s villain, the action sequences, and ties to Blofeld and Spectre, are making the

Entertainment | Movies & Television

Amazon Prime Video doesn't get the credit it deserves

People don't talk about Amazon Prime Video as much as Netflix, but they should. The service offers loads of great content and is affordable.

Entertainment | Movies & Television

That Time When Johnny Cash and Kirk Douglas Had 'A Gunfight'

As the 1960s dawned, Hollywood actor Kirk Douglas became a screen legend with a single role, in the historical epic Spartacus. At around the same time, Johnny Cash, a larger-than-life country-music star, would make an inauspicious big-screen debut in Five Minutes to Live, with results that would suggest he was a much more effective singer than actor.

Entertainment | Movies & Television

Kirk Douglas, actor and Hollywood legend, dead at 103, family says

Kirk Douglas, one of the most famous American leading men of the mid-20th century remembered for his dimpled chin, chiseled features, and virile Hollywood roles, died Wednesday at the age of 103, his family announced.

He will be missed.

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Entertainment | Movies & Television

West vs. East: ‘Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood’ and ‘The Irishman’ slug it out

Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino's movies are the Oscar front-runners. Which one owns the intangibles to win?

Pets & Animals | Man's Best Friend

Dogs might be able to detect coronavirus in humans, researchers say

Like medical detection dogs that can sniff out cancer or Parkinson's, canines might be able to help with rapid, non-invasive screening for coronavirus.

Pets & Animals | Man's Best Friend

A Dog Will Deliver You Bottles Of Wine Outside This Maryland Shop

Stone House Urban Winery in Hagerstown, MD, is currently going viral thanks to some adorable photos of their delivery dog Soda who brings wine bottles out to customers as a sort of no-contact delivery, according to WJLA.

THIS is a great dog!

Pets & Animals | Man's Best Friend

Shelter Makes Dog An 'Office' Parody Video To Help Him Find A Home!

He's been waiting two years — and he's such a good boy ❤

This is so great!

Pets & Animals | Man's Best Friend

The New Dog Sport: A Dog’s Nose Work Is Never Done | The Outline

Nose work is a new sport in which dogs seek out specific scents. It’s also an opportunity to let dogs do what they do best.

I didn't know that dogs have their own sports-I like it!

Pets & Animals | Man's Best Friend

Very good dog finishes Australian half marathon, earns medal, gets taken to dog jail

Don’t worry, he’ll get adopted if his owners don’t claim him.

Poor guy. He was just trying to be good.

Travel | Travel

Remembering U.S. Airlines That Are No Longer With Us

Earlier today the CEO of Boeing said a major U. S. airline might go out of business as a result of the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic. Here's a look at some of my favorite airlines that are no longer with us.

Travel | Travel

10 U.S. Beaches Where You Can Drive Right Up to the Water - Coastal Living

From national parks to beach party hot spots, these are the best places in the U.S. to get some sand in your treads.

Travel | Travel

This $213 Train Ride Shows You All of America's Most Beautiful Sights

Yes please.

Travel | Travel

The World's Longest Flight Is so High-Tech You Won't Even Get Jet Lag

This Singapore Airlines plane is specially designed to cut jet lag and make a 19-hour flight bearable, and dare we say, actually enjoyable.

Travel | Travel

How to See a Dozen Presidential Homes in One Road Trip for Less Than $220 | Mental Floss

Want to see the country while indulging your love of all things presidential? These three road trip itineraries show you how to get from place to place without breaking the bank.

News | News

LAPD Chief’s Wife Posts On Facebook About Trip To Arizona To Visit Salon, Restaurants, Bars, Despite Local Recommendations

The Los Angeles Police Department and Chief Moore refused to comment on the post, stating that they do not talk about the chief's family.

She was pictured in videos and photos that showed “the police chief’s wife and daughter jet skiing, eating burgers with friends in a restaurant, taking a group picture at a bar and getting pedicures last week.” These people are total hypocrites.

News | News

Maine restaurateur vows to reopen Friday in defiance of lockdown order: 'It's time to go back to work'

A Maine restaurateur who is fed up with his state's extended lockdown order told "Tucker Carlson Tonight" Thursday that he plans to defy Democratic Gov. Janet Mills and reopen his doors Friday.

News | News

California barbershop, hair salon reopen after Newsom pushes to continue lockdown

A barbershop and a hair salon in the same northern California town decided to defy the statewide stay-at-home order by opening for business amid the coronavirus public health crisis.

News | News

100-year-old World War II veteran died of Covid-19. His twin brother died 100 years earlier in the flu pandemic

A 100-year-old World War II veteran who died from Covid-19 lost a twin brother to the 1918 pandemic a century earlier, his grandson said.

News | News

Less Than Half Of Adults In Los Angeles Now Have Jobs

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti (D-CA) announced Sunday that the economic consequences of the coronavirus outbreak and association shutdown will have a greater negative effect on the city than the Great Recession of 2008.  During a press conference, Garce

Science & Technology | Science & Space

X-37B space plane launches on its most ambitious mission to date | Engadget

The X-37B space plane has launched carrying its most experiments ever -- and an endurance record to challenge.

Science & Technology | Science & Space

Attention Aspiring Astronauts: Challenge Yourself With SpaceX's ISS Docking Simulator

Before SpaceX sends its Dragon spacecraft to the International Space Station, see what the astronauts onboard will experience with this free docking simulator.

Science & Technology | Science & Space

South Korea says recovered coronavirus patients who tested positive again did not relapse: Tests picked up 'dead virus fragments'

The Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was worried the virus was reactivating after people recovered, but scientists dismissed the fear.

Science & Technology | Science & Space

Why is space so cold if the sun is so hot?

Earth is a pretty mild place, but space is full of wild temperature extremes.

Science & Technology | Science & Space

Moon Landing: Why It's Still So Hard to Land on the Moon

Two missions from SpaceIL and the Indian Space Research Organization both failed to land craft on the moon this year. Fifty years after Apollo, we spoke to two space experts to understand why are lunar landings still so challenging.

Science & Technology | Technology

Google Maps finally brought one of its best new features to iPhone

Just over a month after it arrived on Android, Incognito mode is rolling out for Google Maps on iOS this week. It’s just one way that Google is handing the reins to back to users when it come…

Advice & Self-Help | Advice

How To Properly Tip Housekeepers, Bellhops And Other Hotel Staff | HuffPost

Because you don't wan't to look like a cheapskate.

Don't be cheap.

Advice & Self-Help | Advice

Simple Mistakes Everyone Makes at the Grocery Store - Thrillist

Most grocery stores aren't going to try actively screwing you... but they all set up situations where you can easily screw yourself.

Food & Drink | Food & Drink

Here’s How To Get Food Safely Delivered During Coronavirus

During the coronavirus shutdown, Americans have been advised to practice social distancing, which means avoiding crowded places, which include restaurants, coffee shops, bars, or large gatherings. That doesn’t mean, however, that people still cannot

Food & Drink | Food & Drink

The Red Meat Rethink: Go ahead and have that steak, and hold the climate politics

The medical-academic complex is experiencing a bad case of indigestion over new research this week in the Annals of Internal Medicine that rescinds the longtime recommendation to eat less red meat. Climate politics is now infecting even nutritional science.

Turns out: meat isn't so bad!

Food & Drink | Food & Drink

12 Grilling Mistakes Everyone Makes | Mental Floss

Test your knowledge with amazing and interesting facts, trivia, quizzes, and brain teaser games on MentalFloss.com.

Politics | Politics

‘You suck at this. Like SO MUCH.’ Joy Reid trying to make her case that Antifa are really the GOOD GUYS goes so very VERY wrong

Apparently Joy is a HUGE fan of Antifa. That figures.

Politics | Politics

What We Do — and Don’t — Know Now about George Floyd’s Death

The official complaint submitted to a Minnesota district court answers some questions, but raises others.

Politics | Politics

How Media Sensationalism, Big Tech Bias Extended Lockdowns | RealClearPolitics

This is Part 2 in a series. Last week, Part 1 discussed How Fear, Groupthink Drove Unnecessary Global Lockdowns.
Epidemiologists created faulty lockdown models. The media promoted fear. Politicians...

Politics | Politics

The Costly Failure to Update Sky-Is-Falling Predictions | RealClearPolitics

On March 6, Liz Specht, Ph.D., posted a thread on Twitter that immediately went viral. As of this writing, it has received over 100,000 likes and almost 41,000 retweets, and was republished at Stat...

Politics | Politics

Los Angeles To Stay Locked Down Till August. California State University Cancels In-Person Fall Classes At All 23 Campuses.

Democrat-controlled Los Angeles County’s lock down orders will “with all certainty” continue to stay in place until August unless a “dramatic change in this virus or in the tools” becomes available. “Our hope is that by using

This is crazy and not supported by science.

Business & Finance | Business

How to Start a Limited Liability Company (LLC)

An LLC can protect you from business obligations and debts.

Business & Finance | Business

How Old-School Manufacturers Learned To Make Ventilators — Virtually Overnight

The U.S. has a desperate need for ventilators to save patients who become critically ill with COVID-19. Across America, manufacturers are scrambling to fire up assembly lines to produce more than a hundred thousand of them–and to figure out what to do d

Business & Finance | Business

Amazon to Shut Down Its In-House Shipping for Now | Inc.

The service was meant to compete with UPS and FedEx, but will 'pause' effective June 5. 

Business & Finance | Business

What the Federal Reserve's Interest Rate Cut Means for Consumers

A look at how the Fed's interest rate cut could affect your savings accounts, credit card rates and more.

Business & Finance | Business

How To Cure Founder's Syndrome | Inc.

When business owners micromanage, it can be a productivity calamity for all involved. But is there a cure?

Business & Finance | Money & Finance

Why it’s not so crazy that stocks are rising even though 26 million people are out of work

The are many reasons for the stock market’s buoyancy — from incentives in the industry to retirement-account purchases to behavioral biases.

Business & Finance | Money & Finance

5 Ways to Increase Your Social Security Benefit With Minimal Effort | The Motley Fool

Getting more out of Social Security has never been easier.

Business & Finance | Money & Finance

How to retire successfully when starting from scratch at age 50

This is the first of a four-part series on how to retire successfully when starting from scratch at age 50.

Sports | Sports

Revisiting Yogi Berra, the unlikely hero of the Yankees - Pinstripe Alley

Jon Pessah’s new biography, "Yogi: A Life Behind the Mask", portrays the fan-favorite in a gentler, more contemplative light.

Sports | Sports

Why Tom Brady Chose the Buccaneers - The Ringer

The greatest quarterback of all time is going to … Tampa Bay? It may seem like an odd marriage at first, but a deeper look at the details shows this union makes plenty of sense for both sides.

Sports | Sports

Even Rob Lowe’s brother is making fun of his NFL hat at the Niners-Packers game

"Rob Lowe just rooting for a good game and success of the league"

Sports | Sports

Chiefs Defeat Titans and Advance to Super Bowl For First Time Since 1970

Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs beat the Titans  overcame a first half deficit to advance to Super Bowl LIV.

Sports | Sports

Brady carries unbeaten Patriots past winless Redskins 33-7

LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Playing before an appreciative audience in a place far from home, Tom Brady helped the New England Patriots stay unbeaten by picking apart the lowly Washington...

Miscellaneous | Miscellaneous

6 Strange Maritime Mysteries | Mental Floss

From the Bermuda Triangle to the Mary Celeste, here are some of the most puzzling enigmas of the deep.