Ben Falcone had a passion for fantasy storytelling, inspired by his childhood love for 'The Lord of the Rings.' They wanted to create a show where women are featured prominently, often having to rescue men who mess things up.
It involves people taking their cats on outdoor adventures like hiking, paddle boarding, and mountain climbing, challenging the stereotype of cats being indoor creatures.
Their first big product was a half-hour-long VHS videotape called 'You on Kazoo,' which encouraged kids to make friends by playing the kazoo.
TikTok users are adding edible glitter to pickles, creating a sparkly treat called a 'glickle.'
Pope Francis wrote about the importance of humor in coping with life's challenges, sharing several jokes in the process.
It's a new variation of golf where a golfer tees off and then has a two-minute head start before the other members of the foursome chase and try to hinder the golfer without causing injury.
It refers to floppy-haired, wispy-armed Hollywood stars like Timothée Chalamet, who are seen as the new heartthrobs, moving away from the gym-built archetype.
People are using beef tallow, or beef fat, as a natural and cheap alternative to commercial skincare products, claiming it makes their skin look nourished and gives them a fresh-off-the-grill glow.
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