Новости за 14.12.2023

When online shopping, everyone is looking for the best deal on their favorite items.

A White House holiday dance video shared by First Lady Jill Biden came under intense backlash from critics—and has even sparked a conspiracy theory she was trying to destroy the holiday.

A man caught his co-worker skimping on their white elephant gift after becoming the unlucky recipient.

A TikToker hilariously recounted how she found out her boyfriend didn't use toilet paper.

Hello fellow citizens of the internet! Andrew here. Welcome to today's edition of web_crawlr. 

As the saying goes, "Stars—they’re just like us!" Celebrities love doing the same mundane activities as us normies, like going grocery shopping, taking their kids to sporting events, going bowling, and taking selfies. But what happens when a photoshopped image of a celebrity doing an everyday activity turns into one of the worst memes imaginable? Enter the Chloe Grace Moretz meme, also known Chloe Grace Moretz ‘Family Guy’ meme for its interweaving with the animated sitcom. We have everything you need to know about it here... Читать дальше...

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy promoted the right-wing claim that the Jan. 6 Capitol following former President Donald Trump's loss in 2020 was an inside job perpetrated by federal agents.

Customer service TikTok is alive and… well, struggling as we head into the holidays—but at least workers have the commiseration of viewers. And one stressed-out barista clearly needed that as she recently shared a story about “one of the worst customers” she says she’s ever had.

During the workweek, we could all use a little pick-me-up, right? But what if that came in the form of a celebrity screaming inspirational messages to you? Could that work? 

These customers absolutely fumbled a great wing night special—unlimited wings for 25 cents a wing—because they refused to pay for an extra menu item. Viewers say their stubbornness is going to cost them in the end.

The world of internet memes is vast and varied, but few have captured the hearts of netizens quite like crying or sad cat memes. These photoshopped images of melancholic felines have become a staple for expressing of emotions as varied as sadness and sarcasm. Let's dive into the history of these iconic memes.

2023 marked a weird, chaotic year for U.S. political news. 

It saw a multiple House leadership crisis prolonged by Republican lawmakers’ struggles to coalesce around speaker nominees, a former president indicted multiple times, and a Republican representative ousted from Congress in a rare and historical vote.

And yet, it often felt like the far-right, which drives discourse in America with its frequent outlandish, nonsensical claims, had a new obsession every month. Something that didn't impact the country... Читать дальше...

Back in January of 2018, Taco Bell debuted its Nacho Fries. According to Taco Bell’s website, Nacho Fries are fries that have been “seasoned with bold, Mexican spices” and are “served with a side of warm nacho cheese sauce.”

In the dynamic world of internet memes, the "Pablo Escobar Waiting" or "Sad Pablo Escobar" meme stand out. Originating from the Netflix series "Narcos," these memes combine the notorious drug lord's grim persona with relatable scenarios of boredom and anticipation, creating a unique blend of dark humor.

TikTok user Gisselle (@gizzelle.22) has accrued a massive following of 105,000 followers by posting content related to her job at Ulta Beauty.

Fast-food prices are increasing, and they don’t show any signs of going down anytime soon. In January, CNET reported that fast-food prices were up about 13% in 2022, an increase that slightly outpaced grocery prices.

TikTok is big on soulmates and destiny, and it’s not often that we see a genuinely emotional viral trend. An iconic song from the early ‘80s is now the soundtrack for all the invisible connections we have.            

There's nothing better than buying a really effective dupe. Not only do you get all the street cred of wearing designer stuff, but you also get it for a fraction of the cost. And for TikToker Tiff (@tiffsghosttalk), one perfume dupe led to a hilarious moment for her friend.

Throughout December, Starbucks is giving away free hot chocolate on the weekends—with stipulations, of course. In a skit, a Starbucks barista mocked a customer who didn't understand the terms of the deal.

This article contains descriptions of suicide.

The mother of a son who took his own life over an online sextortion plot is opening up about the situation to warn others.

A heartfelt video created by Jennifer DeMay Buta, the mother of 17-year-old Jordan DeMay, shared details of the last time she saw her son in March 2022 and how she learned of his suicide from his father. In the video, posted Oct. 27 and generating more than 11 million views since, she reported getting a text at 3:41am from Jordan that said... Читать дальше...

There are a lot of unspoken rules when it comes to dining out in America—don't snap your fingers to get a server's attention, don't tip with compliments instead of cash, and if you use a gift card, then tip on the original price of your bill, not the discounted price.

After a date with a "guys guy," one woman says she is ready to swear off feminism and dating liberals.

A man dressed as Santa Claus validates a little girl's decision to not sit on his lap and talks about bodily autonomy in a viral video.

Here's the scenario: You're eating alone in a busy restaurant, and a stranger approaches you, asking you to share your table. Do you assume they're just trying to score a seat in a popular eatery, or do you think they have a more sinister motive?

Trust between fans, creators, and game publishers is a fickle mistress. It can easily be broken, leading fans to feel misused and betrayed when their favorite creator misleads them into purchasing a disappointing game. No situation captures the unstable bond between creator and fan better than the recent scandal behind Fntastic studio, which recently announced its closure after releasing its massively-hyped but ultimately-broken game, “The Day Before.”