Psychological Illusionist Derren Brown is known for exploring people’s minds and how to manipulate them. Now, he is making his U.S. debut with his Netflix special The Push, but people are wondering if it is going too far or
Each Thursday on the show, we play Dumber Than The Show Trivia for a $500 cash prize. Due to some instances of cheating in the past, we now require that all of our contestants be blindfolded and use GoToMeeting so we
It always breaks our hearts when we see kids who are sick. No one deserves to be sick, but especially young, defenseless kids. So we love it when we hear about people stepping up to help out
We can guarantee that you’ve definitely never heard play-by-play of cross country skiing as exciting as this! OK, you’ve probably never heard play-by-play of cross country skiing at all, but still…this is the best you’ll ever hear.
If you live near Hartford, Connecticut and you were really wanting to see some cowboy monkeys ride dogs, we have some bad news for you. Yard Goats stadium has cancelled the Cowboy-Rodeo Monkey Show event after negative
The U.S. women’s ice hockey team beat Canada last night to win gold for the first time in 20 years at the Olympics! The game was tied 2-2 after regulation and overtime, and then each team scored twice in
After a senator from Maine was very vocal about how Unicode Consortium (the group behind emojis) left off two legs from the lobster emoji, the next update will feature a fixed version! Much to our surprise, lobsters
Clearly this is the most important news you will hear all day so hold on to your hats ladies and gentlemen and bear with us. A bride missed her cocktail hour at her own wedding because she
Unless you just never go outside or have to cross streets, you have probably used a crosswalk. At those crosswalks you probably notice little buttons and signs that give pedestrians instructions on what to do. Those buttons
A man in the Twin Cities is now $100,000 richer after sinking a ridiculously long putt at a golf show in Minnesota over the weekend. Paul Shadle paid $5 to take three attempts at a 120-foot putt
