AND PROBABLY WON'T FOR LONG
The Boomtown That Shouldn't Exist
Cape Coral was built on total lies. One big storm could wipe it off the map. Oh, and it’s also the fastest-growing city in the United States.
SNEAKING MISSIONS
How I Socially Engineer Myself Into High Security Facilities
A pentester shares a story that shows how social engineering can get you anywhere.
THE MOST JADED PEOPLE
New Yorkers Are Far Too Nonchalant About The Batshit Things They've Seen On The Subway
Jimmy Kimmel decided to poll New Yorkers on the most insane things they'd ever seen on the subway, and the results were a trip.
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YUPPIES GO UP
Off-Road Drivers Watch In Disbelief As Basic Subaru Rips Up Crazy Slope
How must it feel to sit in your modified off-road truck and watch an unmodified old Subaru do this?
LULU VS THE MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
Bomb School Wasn't For Lulu, But The CIA Wishes Her The Best
Meet Lulu, the black Labrador retriever and free spirit who bucked expectations and flunked out of the C.I.A.’s explosive detection "puppy class."
NOT A STABLE RELATIONSHIP
Horse Has About Two Seconds Of Patience For Drunk Lad Who Wants To Ride Him
Emboldened by just two shots of vodka, the guy was sure he could ride this horse bareback no problem. He was wrong.
WHAT DO YOU DO AT CORNHOLE TAILGATES?
Are Your Ready For Professional Cornhole?
You might think of cornhole as a lighthearted lawn game, but it actually has a professional league, a family of stars, and some budding momentum. Really.
'PROGRESS IN MOTION!'
Here Are The Worst Videos From Cities Begging Amazon For Its New Headquarters
Ugh, stop it cities, you're embarrassing us.
YOU WILL BE MIST
Strong Winds From Hurricane Ophelia Manage To Blow A River Uphill
The dregs of hurricane Ophelia hit the British Isles several days ago, causing this small waterfall in Cumbria to stop falling and start flying.
CAN RUN IT UP OUR GUTS ALL DAY
Notre Dame's 'Ridiculously Photogenic Running Back' Reflects On The Photo That Made Him A Meme
During the Notre Dame vs. USC game four years ago, Cam McDaniel’s helmet fell off and a meme was born.
THERE'S NO *CHAIR* THERE
The Totally Unexpected True Story Of Yi Jianlian's Magical Mystery Chair
Mention Yi Jianlian, and the first thing that comes to mind is probably that video of him working out against a chair. The baseline drive, the juke, the spin move around the defenseless chair and the ferocious slam. Do you remember it? Do you?
TRIPPING NUTS
Squirrel Eats The Wrong Mushrooms, Gets Stoned Out Of Its Mind
This little guy got into the wrong patch of mushrooms and launched into a two-day journey to unbury the acorns of the cosmos (don't worry, he's okay now).
FIELD OF GRIEF
'Faith, Family, Football'
How a Texas town is healing after a cop killed a black teenager.
UPDATING THROUGHOUT THE DAY
Trump's Chief Of Staff Slams Congresswoman, But Gets Facts Wrong, And Other Trump News From Today
All the Trump news you need to read today.
FROM THE DIGG STORE
These $190 HD Magnetic Bluetooth Earbuds Are Now On Sale For $40
Once again, Treblab has done what they do best: built a pair of earbuds that puts sound quality above all else
THE 'D' IS FOR 'DYSTOPIA'
Alphabet Is Trying To Remake The Modern City, Starting With Toronto
Sidewalk Labs promises to embed all sorts of sensors everywhere possible, sucking up a constant stream of information about traffic flow, noise levels, air quality, energy usage, travel patterns, and waste output. Cameras will help the company nail down the more intangible.
THE POSTER IS DEFINITELY BAD
Is The New Michael Fassbender Thriller 'The Snowman' Any Good? Here's What The Reviews Say
Will this adaptation of Jo Nesbø’s Scandinavian crime thriller impress audiences with an icy-cool mystery or does it end up looking as messy as the killer's taunting notes? Here's what the reviews have to say.
IT'S VERY... PEACEFUL
Here's The World's First Aerial 360-Degree Video Of North Korea's Secretive Capital
Aerial footage of Pyongyang is extremely rare and is a view not often offered to outsiders.
GETTING SILLY IN ASGARD
The Superweirdo Behind 'Thor: Ragnarok'
To revamp the most boring superhero in the Marvel pantheon, the company turned to an eccentric indie filmmaker from New Zealand. Will Americans like the view inside Taika Waititi's head?
WHAT WE LEARNED THIS WEEK
Online Mattress Marketing Is A Hellscape, And Other Facts
Welcome to What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts from the past few days. This week: The uncomfortable truth of mattress reviews, the best band from every state and the unlikely Michelin-starred pub in the British countryside.
CARPE SARDINE
Guy Tries To Feed Tarpon Fish A Sardine With His Mouth, Pelican Has Other Ideas
To be fair, having a fish jump out of the water and snatch the bait from his mouth doesn't seem all that great either.
ATLAS OF THE UNDERWORLD
The Earth’s Interior Is Teeming With Dead Plates
We finally have a map of Earth's former surface, which now resides in the mantle.
49 AND COUNTING
Lupita Nyong'o Says Weinstein Made Repeated Moves On Her While She Was A Student — Here's The Full List Of Allegations
Women continue to come forward with accusations against Harvey Weinstein.
FROM THE DIGG STORE
This Key Fob Will Automatically Lock Your PC When You Walk Away
It's a wireless, smart PC key straight out of a spy movie.
HOW THINGS ARE KEPT QUIET
I Got Shut Down While Trying To Report On The Louis C.K. Sexual Harassment Rumors
A couple of years ago, I traveled to a comedy festival in the hopes of asking comedians like Dave Chappelle, Kevin Hart, and T.J. Miller what they'd heard about Louis C.K. It did not go well.
INSIDE OUT
The Photographers Challenging How We Think About Prison
The US prison system is an overcrowded wasteland of wayward lives. But a handful of photographers, armed with exceptional access, are determined to humanise people shunned by society.
SHAWN MARION WOULD BE PROUD
A Full Basketball Team Running In Perfect Sync Is Our New Favorite Glitch In The Matrix
A good basketball team plays as a unit. But last night the Phoenix Suns took that concept to the next level when all five Suns players on the floor accidentally started running at the exact same time like a glitch in an old video game.
POISONING OURSELVES
Pollution Linked To 1/6th Of Deaths Worldwide In 2015
In 2015, nearly one in six deaths, an estimated nine million worldwide, was related to pollution in some form — air, water, soil, chemical or occupational pollution, according to a new report.
THE ANITA HILL PROBLEM
The Conversation We Should Be Having About Sexual Harassment
Sharing stories isn't enough to stop another Weinstein.
IT'S MESMERIZING
We Can't Stop Watching These Simulations Of Cars Getting Obliterated By 100 Consecutive Speed Bumps
BeamNG is a realistic driving simulator, but users mainly use it for one specific (and very good) purpose: destroying cars as creatively and as completely as possible.
LET'S MAKE THIS INTO A FEATURE FILM
This Short Made By Disney's Animation Studio Interns Is Absolutely Wonderful
It's also the first time a work created by Walt Disney Animation Studios interns has been released to the public.
DRUMMER BOYS
Halftime Is Game Time: An Oral History Of 'Drumline'
Nick Cannon, Zoe Saldana, Dallas Austin and more on the film's legacy and its fictional — but real — HBCU marching band.
DO MIDICHLORIANS NEXT
The Most Scientifically Accurate Animation Of A Sperm Cell Is In A 'Star Wars' Parody
Biologists borrowed Hollywood animation techniques and made an accidental scientific discovery.
JUST 1,953 MILES TO GO
Here Are The Prototypes Of Trump's 'Impenetrable' Wall
Tunnels and the persistence of migrants make Mexicans skeptical of the wall’s prospects.
I'LL SHOW YOU WHO'S BOSS
Cockatoo Barks Back Fearlessly At A Pack Of Dogs
The feathers have been raised. The gauntlet has been thrown down.
THOR MINUS ASGARD EQUALS GOOD MOVIE?
Is 'Thor: Ragnarok' Any Good? Here's What The Reviews Say
The trailers for "Thor: Ragnarok" have made the movie look like an exciting departure in tone from the Asgardian's other solo outings. Does the movie live up to the hype, or is it... well, more Marvel? Here's what critics say.
CREEPY COTURE
Vampires, Ghosts And The 'Dark Shadows' Beauty Pageants Of The Early 1970s
In the '60s and '70s, the soap opera "Dark Shadows" was America's TV go-to for supernatural romance. Its first movie was promoted with a nationwide contest: a (purposefully) ghoulish beauty pageant.
TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE
Teen Goalkeeper Makes Brutal Error In Champions League Debut
Benfica's 18-year-old goalkeeper became the youngest keeper ever to play in the Champions League yesterday. Unfortunately, he also set a record for really terrible goalkeeping judgment.
THE GAY AGENDA SOUNDS GREAT
The Gay Architects Of Classic Rock
Who created that gorgeous 20th-century creature, the rock star? Consider the gay image makers of the day, like Brian Epstein and Jann Wenner.
THE FRENCH REJECTION
Tony Fadell, The Co-Inventor Of The iPod, Gets Back At Silicon Valley
The more I learn about him, the more I begin to suspect that Silicon Valley's favorite son secretly hates the Valley. To hear Fadell tell it, he certainly has reason to.
THE KING OF EXCESS
The Man Behind Meat Loaf
Songwriter Jim Steinman found his muse in the performer — and, forty years ago, they released their iconic, operatic rock album, Bat Out of Hell.
THE APEX OF THE WEIRD '90S
Revisiting The 1997 'Face/Off' Red Carpet, Because It Was Astounding
The late '90s were remarkable. Here is a series of exquisite photographs explaining why.
HE WASN'T RUSHING OR DRAGGING
Guy Gets On Stage To Play Drums With The Foo Fighters And He Crushes It
It was ballsy for him to choose "Under Pressure" from Queen as the song to play with the Foo Fighters, but we're happy to say that he performed well "under pressure."
WE ALL MISS WEB 1.0
The Man Who Traveled Back In Time To Save The Internet
One legendary hoax captivated fans of the supernatural and the paranormal like few others. November 2, 2000 saw the first online post by the individual who would come to be known as "John Titor." Titor claimed to be a man from the future, sent to the past to retrieve... a portable computer.
CELESTIAL MEMORIAL SERVICES?
What Happens When Humongous Stars Die
Neutron stars are some of the weirdest objects in the universe. They’re small — just 15 or so miles across — but contain a mass equal to the sun. And things get weird when they die.
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ANOTHER GOOD REASON TO DELETE UBER
Uber Is Charging Drivers To Work
Uber has selected some drivers to receive a "promotion" whereby they are invited to pay up front now to work at a premium rate later. In the example above, a driver is invited to pay $115 one week on the promise that they receive a 33% increase on their pay rates in the following week.
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The US/Japan Mech Battle Finally Happened — Watch It Here
SHAWN MARION WOULD BE PROUD
A Full Basketball Team Running In Perfect Sync Is Our New Favorite Glitch In The Matrix
MEET THE SACKLERS
The Secretive Family Making Billions From The Opioid Crisis
TERMINAL VELOCITY
Robots Are Coming For These Wall Street Jobs
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The Best Band From Every State
WE ALL MISS WEB 1.0
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ROBIN HOOD AND LOGARITHM JOHN
Math Suggests Inequality Can Be Fixed With Wealth Redistribution, Not Tax Cuts
BUTTERFLY DEFECT
The New Macbook Keyboard Is Ruining My Life
IT'S MESMERIZING
We Can't Stop Watching These Simulations Of Cars Getting Obliterated By 100 Consecutive Speed Bumps
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