Google has made a smartwatch, but not the kind you might expect. Verily, the health organisation owned by Google parent company Alphabet, has (finally) announced its ‘Study Watch’ for medical research purposes. It doesn’t run Android Wear, nor does i…
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Komodo Dragon blood could save your life. Curious scientists — are there any other kind? — recently identified a peptide in the Dragon plasma that might serve as an antibiotic. Now, a bite from a Komodo Dragon is lethal not from venom, but from bac…
If you’re like us and haven’t stopped chasing waterfalls since TLC dominated the charts in the ‘90s, then prepare to creep on their new jam.
After the iconic girl band successfully crowd-funded a new album two years ago, we’ve been anxiously awaiting some new tunes from T-Boz and Chilli (R.I.P. Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes) to scream-sing in the shower.
Their latest single is called “Way Back.”
The song abides by all the ‘90s tropes we know and love and features Snoop Dogg.
TLC’s album is currently untitled and slated for release on June 30. They’re calling it their “final album,” dedicating it to fans “that have stuck with us, always challenging us to do our best.”
As per the Kickstarter, they are open to “your suggestions for the album title” and need inspiration. So, send over your suggestions!
Who knows? You could be responsible for naming the next “CrazySexyCool.”
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The Lifetime network has announced new details for its developing original film examining Flint’s water crisis.
On Thursday, the cable network revealed that Queen Latifah, Jill Scott, Betsy Brandt and Marin Ireland will star in the Craig Zadan and Neil Meron-produced film, which is inspired by writer Josh Sanburn’s 2016 Time magazine cover story “The Toxic Tap.”
“Flint” will depict the true story of three activists from the city ― portrayed by Scott, Brandt and Ireland, with Latifah playing a fourth resident ― who are fighting to expose and bring justice to the events surrounding their lead-tainted water supply, according to a press release.
Since details surrounding the quality of Flint’s water supply emerged in 2014, many have expressed their frustrations with the lack of prevention efforts and referred to the disaster as environmental racism.
The humanitarian disaster later prompted former President Barack Obama to issue a state of emergency to the area in 2016, and drew a slew of donations from the likes of Beyonce, Mark Wahlberg, Sean “Diddy” Combs, Eminem and Cher ― who recently withdrew from her role in the Lifetime film due to a “serious family issue.”
Previously, Scott and Latifah co-starred in Lifetime’s 2012 remake of the 1989 film “Steel Magnolias.”
Production for “Flint” begins next week.
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Proper skincare is worth the investment, but that doesn’t make it any less painful to fork over your hard-earned cash.
It does mean this little hack is genius, because it helps make those beloved products last longer.
Reddit user -callievee- recently uploaded a photo of an eye cream to the site’s Makeup Addict page. Product has stopped coming out, so she cut the tube open from the bottom. The discovery? A hefty amount of eye cream that would have otherwise been thrown away.
Genius, right? We’re upset just thinking about the total value of creams and lotions and serums we’ve thrown away, assuming there was none left. And all that could have been salvaged by a pair of scissors, determination, and a binder clip to keep tubes sealed again between uses.
Fellow Redditors commented that they use the same method on sunscreens, shampoos, conditioners ― pretty much anything that can be cut open from the bottom.
Go forth and save those products, people.
H/T Cosmo U.K.
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Last we knew, the new Professor Layton game’s differences from prior releases were relegated to its protagonist and the absence of its original puzzle designer. Now word is out that Layton’s Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaire’s Conspiracy…
If you want a security camera to check in on your house without spending a ton of money, this model from TaoTronics has a ton of features for just $45. You can pan, tilt, and even use the camera as a two-way intercom via your smartphone, and it’ll also send you a push notification when it detects motion.
On March 30th, SpaceX made history when it became the first to launch and land a refurbished rocket into orbital space. Seriously, it was fucking awesome. But Elon Musk and co. aren’t stopping there. According to Musk’s Twitter, SpaceX aims to launch a reused upper stage by late next next year in order “to get to…
Was the Segway ahead of its time, or just an overhyped product that could have never lived up to the anticipation? Being pricier than a used car didn’t help the original Segway’s chances, but at least now, electrical engineer Olaf Winkler has solved that problem with a ball-based self-balancing scooter that features a…
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