Mayonnaise does not belong on an Oreo cookie. We – all of us – instinctively know this. It’s why this post is marked as “Sports,” as opposed to “Opinion.” And if someone insisted otherwise, you would not believe that person. You would not believe that person because to do...

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10. Tim Dillon Lashes Out at Naomi Osaka: ‘Shut the F*ck Up’ and ‘Do the F*cking Interviews You Dumb B*tch’ More than two months after she withdrew from the French Open citing mental health concerns, podcaster Tim Dillon ranted against superstar athlete Naomi Osaka for wanting to avoid media...

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Photo credit should read SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images The Twitter account belonging to Republican members of the House judiciary committee posted and deleted a tweet that read, “If the booster shots work, why don’t they work?” The tweet was posted on Thursday and deleted on Friday after it was widely ridiculed. Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) is the leading Republican on the judiciary committee. In...

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Despite what manufacturers want you to think, buying an expensive, high-end mattress isn’t going to magically solve all of your sleep problems. Sleeping on a mattress that sags or dips in the middle can, however, make it much harder to get a restful night’s sleep. Read more... from Lifehacker https://ift.tt/32z1SdA ...

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Outgoing Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) called out fellow Republican Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) on Wednesday night after the Texas senator made a major factual error in attacking Democrats over Covid-19 restrictions. Cruz falsely accused Washington state Democrats of banning dancing, tweeting: Blue-state Dems are power-drunk authoritarian kill-joys. Washington State: NO DANCING ALLOWED!!! Any rational & free citizen: Piss off. Since @tedcruz deleted this, I’ll...

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Police in Southern China are publicly shaming people accused of violating coronavirus protocols by parading them in hazmat suits. CNN showed the footage, courtesy of the Chinese social media site Weibo, during CNN Newsroom on Thursday that shows police in Jingxi on Tuesday marching in front of crowds four...

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As I reflect back on 2021, I find my TV-watching to be found wanting. It’s not that I didn’t have options. Between my own accounts and those I share with my parents and brother, I have, at any given time, access to Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max, and Paramount+. And I’m probably forgetting one.… Read more... from Lifehacker https://ift.tt/3EI8Zgu ...

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Photo via Erick Erickson on Facebook. Conservative radio host Erick Erickson shared a wild story on Wednesday that he’s recovering from a head injury that sent him into a partially-amnesiac state. Erickson explained that he received a set of Parsons Xtreme golf clubs this Christmas, and he took his son to the driving range to try them out. Erickson said he was standing...

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Photo by Juan Pablo Lauriente via Flickr. Have you ever used a door? You know, the movable rectangular panel, usually made of wood or metal, that separates rooms or covers the entrances to buildings and opens by sliding, spinning, or moving on a hinge? The Economist had Twitter users wondering if their staff had much experience with these magical objects known as “doors”...

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LeBron James was widely criticized for sharing a controversial meme that appeared to compare Covid to the flu last week. When asked about the reaction Tuesday night, James defended his motives for sharing the meme. The image, posted on Instagram, featured three identical Spider-Man characters pointing at each other...

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Five anti-vaccine protesters were arrested in New York City after storming a Burger King, prompting others at the demonstration to call NYPD officers “Nazis” and the “Gestapo.” A group of mask-free protesters entered the Burger King in Downtown Brooklyn on Monday night in order to object to New York City’s Covid-19 vaccine mandates, according to amNY. The city currently requires vaccination to dine...

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As Omicron cases continue to surge in the U.S., the the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is shortening the recommended time for isolation from 10 days to five days for anyone who has tested positive for COVID-19—as long as they are asymptomatic. After five days of staying home (or isolating in some way),… Read more... from Lifehacker https://ift.tt/3quKqie ...

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Tom Brady said  his goal for 2022  is to be more like the reporter who asked Patriots coach Bill Belichick what his New Year’s resolution was after a divisional loss. How do you ask this question with a straightface when the #Patriots just lost a huge divisional game? pic.twitter.com/FirdQr18HU — Will D. (@WAD1980) December 26, 2021 “I want to be as brave and courageous...

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At Lifehacker, we strive, year after year, to do everything better. It’s kind of our thing, you know? And we find, year after year, that sometimes our smartphones and their many apps help us be more productive—and sometimes they do nothing but distract us. As we reflect on 2021, though, we have to admit that our… Read more... from Lifehacker https://ift.tt/348B30h ...

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Here at Lifehacker, we pride ourselves on telling you the real truth about health and fitness—and leaving the bullshit behind. Unfortunately, the fitness world is a bountiful source of confusion, half-truths, and occasional outright lies. So let’s look back on some of the times this year that we set the record… Read more... from Lifehacker https://ift.tt/3Jq4lro ...

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Cindy Ord/Getty Images Sarah Weddington, a lawyer who successfully argued the landmark abortion rights case Roe v. Wade at just 26-years-old, died on Sunday. According to Weddington’s former student Susan Hays, who spoke The Texas Tribune, the former attorney passed at 76 following a series of health issues. While Weddington was in poor health, her cause of death is not clear, and she was found unresponsive in...

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People purchase and move into new homes (well, new to them) for many different reasons. And it’s one thing if the idea is to stay in a house for the rest of your life (or at least foreseeable future), but if you think—or know—you’re going to move at some point in the not-so-distant future, it’s another case… Read more... from Lifehacker https://ift.tt/32GlWuc ...

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If your personal library has long since outgrown the bookshelves in your house, it’s probably time to pare things down. Donating old books to your local library, secondhand store, or Little Free Library is a great way to pass them on to a new home, but some books just aren’t appropriate to give away. As a donor, it’s… Read more... from Lifehacker https://ift.tt/3ezfqI5...

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