Crocs might just have released the ugliest but coolest pair of shoes we've ever seen

 Posted on May 26, 2024  |  3 minutes  |  456 words  |  Lashay Rain

Redeem now Crocs launched its new $120 cowboy boots on Monday.The brand has gained a reputation for its "ugly fashion" look.The new boots indicate that it has no plans to stray from this aesthetic. Just when you think Crocs can't get any uglier, the footwear firm likes to surprise you. The American brand, which reinvented the modern-day clog, released a limited edition pair of $120 cowboy boots online this week. [Read More]

Here's The Reason Why The Military Still Has Horses And Bayonets

 Posted on May 26, 2024  |  3 minutes  |  443 words  |  Zora Stowers

Redeem now U.S. Army In the run up to last night's debate, the Army Old Guard used its caisson horses in the burial of six veterans at Arlington, and certainly since twitter was ablaze with Obama's "horses and bayonets" line, a few more have been buried. This is not about a fact check (yes, the military still uses bayonets, andeven does bayonet charges, just not as frequently), rather it's about remembering why the military still uses horses and bayonets, and how they both still play a valuable role for ceremonial purposes and in actual combat. [Read More]

How to change your age on YouTube through your Google account settings

 Posted on May 26, 2024  |  3 minutes  |  545 words  |  Kary Bruening

Redeem now You can change your age on YouTube if you previously entered an incorrect birthdate, or if you have your parents' permission to access restricted content.  You would change your age on YouTube by changing the age on your Google account, as both are connected and will update simultaneously.   Some YouTube content is restricted to viewers 18 and older, while YouTube's stated policy is that children under 13 should not use the site at all, especially not to upload content. [Read More]

What It's Like to Live in Death Valley, One of Earth's Hottest Places

 Posted on May 26, 2024  |  6 minutes  |  1098 words  |  Aldo Pusey

Death Valley reached a scorching 130 degrees on an August 2020 afternoon. That's 54 degrees Celsius, or roughly the internal temperature of a well-cooked steak. This July, temperatures reached 120 degrees or above for well over half the month.  Record-setting or not, most days in July and August feel like you're walking into an oven, said Brandi Stewart, a year-round Furnace Creek station resident and the public information officer for Death Valley National Park. [Read More]

9 items from Monica's apartment in 'Friends,' and what she would buy to upgrade them in 2019

 Posted on May 25, 2024  |  8 minutes  |  1507 words  |  Lashay Rain

"Friends" first premiered on NBC in September 1994. One of the most iconic aspects of the show was Monica's New York apartment.To celebrate the sitcom's 25th anniversary, Insider pondered how Monica's apartment might look in 2019.Monica's retro style would still shine through colorful chairs, an art deco headboard, and a freestanding tub.Visit Insider's homepage for more stories. "Friends" is celebrating its 25th anniversary in September, marking a quarter-century since one of the most beloved sitcoms of all time came to the little screen. [Read More]

I Wear Pigtails As a Server to Get More Tips From Men

 Posted on May 25, 2024  |  4 minutes  |  670 words  |  Kary Bruening

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Katelyn Boss, a 22-year-old server in Salt Lake City, Utah. It has been edited for length and clarity. When I first started working as a waitress at a sports bar and grill, I was struggling to make tips. It almost felt like I was wasting my time. I was making so little money because the minimum wage in Utah for tipped employees is $2. [Read More]

Kristin Cavallari says 'Laguna Beach' producers pressured her to go into Stephen Colletti's hotel ro

 Posted on May 25, 2024  |  3 minutes  |  605 words  |  Noelle Montes

Redeem now Kristin Cavallari said producers pressured her to go into Stephen Colletti's room after prom.  The "Laguna Beach" star tried to hide getting a hotel with her then-boyfriend from her dad.  "Laguna Beach" filmed from 2004-2006. Cavallari and Colletti's podcast looks back on the show. Kristin Cavallari said "Laguna Beach" producers told her to go into Stephen Colletti's hotel room after prom on camera even though she protested at the time. [Read More]

People in China have found a way to achieve the old money aesthetic on the cheap, with carefully cur

 Posted on May 25, 2024  |  5 minutes  |  980 words  |  Aldo Pusey

Redeem now People in China are embracing quiet luxury. Some Chinese influencers have spent the summer curating tutorials on the old money aesthetic. Online retail platforms are also offering stealth wealth looks for cheap. People in China have figured out how to nail the old money aesthetic without breaking the bank.  The old money aesthetic, which involves projecting wealth subtly, has taken China by storm. Known in the country as laoqianfeng, this fashion style is inspired by the country's old money — people whose wealth has stacked up over multiple generations and who let their cash, not their clothes, do the talking for them. [Read More]

Saatva Solaire mattress review: It features the same adjustable technology popularized by Sleep Numb

 Posted on May 25, 2024  |  11 minutes  |  2222 words  |  Lashay Rain

Updated JUMP TO Section Chevron icon It indicates an expandable section or menu, or sometimes previous / next navigation options. Specs Trial and warranty Setup process Review of the Saatva Solaire Cons to consider What are your alternatives? Should you buy it? Specs Trial and warranty Setup process Review of the Saatva Solaire Cons to consider What are your alternatives? [Read More]

Googlers are realizing layoffs are 'just business' and they're starting to fight back

 Posted on May 24, 2024  |  5 minutes  |  890 words  |  Noelle Montes

Redeem now Googlers are fighting back against the company after years of being treated like "family."The search giant plans to cut more jobs in 2024 after cutting 12,000 last year.Staffers have taken aim at its "glassy-eyed leaders" and organized protests in response. In 2012, Larry Page stressed how important it was that Google acted like a "family." The search giant had become famous at the time for its perks such as snacks and massages. [Read More]