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Photos And Videos That Will Put a Smile on Your Face – Ned Hardy

10 Underrated Episodes to Look Out For During The Twilight Zone Marathon – Wanderer

How to Be Happy Growing Older – The Atlantic

The New Science of Muscle – Men’s Health

This Isn’t A Sci-Fi Prop, It’s A Doomsday Navigator For America’s Deadliest Cold War ICBM – The Drive

If you have a roach problem, no matter how bad, YOU NEED THIS! You will not find anything that works as great as this product – Amazon

The 32 Most Iconic Poems in the English Language – Lit Hub

Seven Things You’re Paying Too Much for in a Restaurant – Bloomberg

The Teenage Millionaires Rocking the Sports World – WSJ

Celtics send Detroit to NBA record-tying 28th straight loss, beating Pistons 128-122 in OT – AP News

Behold—the Best Space Images of 2023 – Scientific American

Animal shelter celebrates being empty for the first time in nearly 50 years – Upworthy

The Events that Defined 2023: Visualized – Visual Capitalist

Truckers Say This Dusty Roadside Diner Is California’s Best Restaurant – Eater

The Ultimate Guide to Practicing Self-Love for Men – Knowledge For Men

A Gentleman’s Guide to Telling Your Friend He’s Dating the Wrong Person – Mel Magazine

Top 10 Pieces of Advice for Beginner Thru-Hikers – Outside

Google agrees to settle $5 billion lawsuit accusing it of tracking Incognito users – Engadget

7 of the biggest medical breakthroughs in 2023 – ARS Technica

 

Movies

“The Act of Killing” is the Most Disturbing Film You’ll Ever See

There are films that entertain, films that move, and then there are films that crack open your skull and peer into the abyss. Joshua Oppenheimer’s The Act of Killing falls squarely into the latter category. It’s not a horror film, though it will likely haunt you more than any jump scare or blood-soaked monster. It’s a documentary, a unflinching look into the Indonesian genocide of 1965-66, and a descent into the psyche of the killers themselves.

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The Ringer’s 49 Favorite Sports Moments of 2023 – The Ringer

30 Times Celebrities Posted No Makeup Selfies Proving They Don’t Look Any Better Than The Rest Of Us – Ruin My Week

Whatever Happened To Miss South Carolina Teen USA, Caitlin Upton? – Ned Hardy

I highly recommend this spot cleaner—it’s great for quickly tackling stains on sofas, dining chairs, pillows, drapes, and carpets, keeping all your fabrics looking fresh with minimal effort – Amazon

Inside the A.I. Arms Race That Changed Silicon Valley Forever – NY Times

Schools in 41 states have spent millions on pouches to lock up kids’ phones – NBC

The Meaning Behind “I’m Your Huckleberry” – Decoding the Iconic Line from Tombstone – Wanderer

Mickey Mouse, Long a Symbol in Copyright Wars, to Enter Public Domain: ‘It’s Finally Happening’ – Variety

How to Say “No” After Saying “Yes” – HBR

The Four Types of Bad Bosses (and How to Deal With Each One) – Life Hacker

Nine-year-old child slaps his mother for being high on the street – Reddit

The 7 Greatest Female Heroes from the Bible – Linkiest

Where do people pay the most and least in property taxes? – USA Facts

Inside Apple’s Massive Push to Transform the Mac Into a Gaming Paradise – Inverse

The 19 Las Vegas Bars for the Ultimate Night Out – Traveler

117 Fascinating Finds Revealed in 2023 – Smithsonian

Use the 90/10 Rule to Decide Where to Live – The Art of Manliness

10 actually good things that happened in 2023 – VOX

Relationships

Signs of a Dying Relationship

In the journey of love, not every path leads to everlasting bliss. Sometimes, relationships, much like living organisms, go through a lifecycle – birth, growth, and unfortunately, decay. Recognizing the signs of a relationship’s decline is crucial, not just for the possibility of salvaging it, but also for personal growth and future happiness. Here are key indicators that a relationship might be reaching its twilight.

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What Happens When Mickey Mouse Enters the Public Domain in 2024?

The entrance of Mickey Mouse into the public domain on January 1st, 2024, is a complex event with several interesting implications:

Mickey’s Transformation:

  • Public Domain Mickey: Only the original Mickey Mouse from the 1928 short film “Steamboat Willie” will enter the public domain. Later iterations of Mickey, his personality traits, and storylines remain under Disney’s copyright.
  • Creative Freedom: Anyone can now freely use the “Steamboat Willie” Mickey in their works, including films, books, merchandise, and even theme parks. This opens up possibilities for fan-made creations, parodies, and reimaginings of the iconic character.
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