Danielle’s boyfriend quit his warehouse job to chase a Twitch career that made $46 last month, leaving her to cover everything. Juan responds with a story about his brother’s failed rock-star dreams and some very practical advice.
I avoided Beastars for years because I assumed it was furry anime. It turns out the talking animals, predator-prey tension, complicated romance, and surprisingly clever worldbuilding make it much better than I expected.
Rantlister is getting a new lease on life. AJ explains why the site is shifting beyond its archival roots, what readers can expect from its growing contributor lineup, and how aspiring writers can get involved.
People love crediting aliens whenever ancient humans built something impressive. Heston explains how our ancestors moved massive stones, constructed monuments, and accomplished far more than modern idiots give them credit for.
Camden police say a costumed vigilante known as “The Pickle” has spent the last two months stopping robberies, assaulting drug dealers, and finding lost dogs.
Timmy is tired of pretending to understand South Park jokes at school just because his mom says he’s too young to watch it. He’s almost ten, which is basically adult enough for cartoons with bad words, especially when the actual adults are watching murder shows in the other room.
After years of controversy, Coyote vs. Acme finally escaped the vault. AJ takes a look at the long-delayed Looney Tunes movie, Will Forte’s performance, and why Warner Bros. shelving it makes even less sense after actually seeing it.
The fitness industry wants you obsessing over supplements, nutrient timing, and the latest scientific breakthrough. For most people, getting in shape still comes down to lifting weights, doing some cardio, eating reasonably well, and staying consistent.
Satoru Gojo may be untouchable, but Deebo has never cared much about the rules. When the strongest sorcerer steps onto the wrong Los Angeles block, even Infinity might not be enough to save him.