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Ralph Macchio and William Zabka are at it again.

Both stars from The Karate Kid are back in a new trailer for Cobra Kai, the upcoming YouTube Red series that's poised to make "How do I get YouTube Red?" a trending search term.

Much of the trailer focuses on Zabka's Johnny Lawrence, the one-dimensional Karate Kid antagonist who got his face got kicked in by Macchio's Daniel LaRusso at the movie's climax. Johnny fell on some hard times in the years after his teenage showdown, but now he's out to get back on track... Читать дальше...

If you've been out of the loop of the Facebook/privacy/Cambridge Analytica scandal that has ruled headlines over the past week, there's a small yet incredibly important detail you may have missed. 

Proofreading is importnat.

The online retailer ASOS, a website I access once per day to look at the same hat, learned that lesson this week after unwittingly printing 17,000 shipping bags that said "onilne" instead of "online." 

Onilne: not a word.

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So far, though, ASOS is handling the mishap pretty well. "We're calling [the bags] a limited edition," a spokesperson tweeted jokingly on Wednesday. Читать дальше...

A research survey commissioned by Netflix from Northwestern University found that the controversial 13 Reasons Why got teenagers talking about topics like mental health, assault, and bullying.

Aerones, a Latvia-based company that specializes in building heavy-lifting drones, created a drone solution for wind turbine maintenance. Using drones to clean or defrost the blades enables maintenance crews to complete these tasks faster and in a much safer way. Read more...

Remember when Amazon Music Unlimited launched a "three months for 99 cents" deal a few months ago? It's happening again, but better.

It's time for some good ol' fashioned practical FX goopiness as we look back at John Carpenter's classic The Thing. But John W. Campbell Jr.'s novella Who Goes There? inspire ALL of the 1982 film? With no restraint on SPOILERS it's time to ask, What's the Difference?

After nearly a week of silence, Facebook CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg emerged from his underground lair on Wednesday to address the "Cambridge Analytica situation," as Zuck so lovingly described it. 

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has finally responded to the scandal involving data firm Cambridge Analytica, which has been accused of harvesting 50 million Facebook profiles without user consent.

Congratulations, everyone! Lesbian and bisexual health problems are officially over.

The first trailer for Johnny Knoxville's next movie is here and it looks like classic Jackass-style fun but with a script and a particularly dangerous amusement park.

What happens when you get dumped by a C.I.A. operative? All kinds of craziness, according to the trailer for Susanna Fogel's The Spy Who Dumped Me, starring Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon. Kunis plays Morgan, who's getting over her ex (Justin Theroux) when she finds out that he was mixed up with some bad people – and now they're after her.

'The Phluid Project' is New York's first 'gender-free' clothing store, coffee shop, and community space that is checking gender norms at the door. The space was created as an effort to push the boundaries of what people are comfortable wearing, and to create an inclusive space that rejects the binary of traditional retail.  Read more...

Sick of sharing a house with roommates but worried about getting lonely? 

For most people, a snow day calls to mind visions of blowing snow, hot chocolate, and a day off from school, but weather nerds tend to look at things a little differently. 

Nashville kindergartner Carden Corts (he already has a perfect anchorman name) produced what might be the best Kindergarten-level project in existence. 

While it's been over a month since the deadly mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, both the victims and survivors remain front of mind for many, including Barack and Michelle Obama. 

Grab your pens, fanfiction writers, because the most unexpected Game of Thrones ship has taken off.

Apparently, despite what the blizzards indicate, spring is here. Apple has unveiled a bright lineup of new Apple Watch bands to distract us from the bitter cold.

Your boss can probably already read your Slack direct messages. 

And if they can't? Well, Slack appears to be on the verge of making it much easier for them to do so — and possibly harder for you to find out if they are. 

SEE ALSO: Beware! Slack leaks are the new email leaks

Slack is a wonderful tool for collaborating with coworkers, and anyone who uses it on a daily basis knows it's also a great way to talk trash, hash out problems, and just generally stay in touch with team members scattered across the globe. Читать дальше...

Ever feel like you're not getting enough attention, so you just pick up the first thing you can find?

Deleting Facebook wasn't something I'd ever given much thought to. Until this week. 

In Sea of Thieves, developer Rare's new first-person pirate simulator for Xbox and Windows, you can get drunk. 

Instagram is following in Twitter's footsteps today. You can finally put hashtags and profile links in your Instagram bio. (Yeah, you couldn't do that before, in case you didn't notice.) 

You won't see any "sleep" playlists when you use Cadillac's new Spotify app while driving, but your "pump up" playlist will be ready to rev up your morning commute.