A new website creates a Blockbuster-style video store out of your streaming service libraries
Bingebuster lets you walk around this virtual store, picking movies from Netflix, Prime Video, and more from the shelves
You just put a frozen pizza in the oven and cracked open a can of Mountain Dew.
You take control of Master Chief on The Pillar of Autumn.
No school tomorrow.
Your parents don't care if you stay up all night.
A perfect summer night.
The year is 2026.
You are 31 years old.
A Japanese company hired 11 full-time office cats to reduce workplace stress, and itโs working.
Tokyo-based Qnote Inc. first adopted a cat in 2004 and has since grown its feline staff to 11 permanent office residents. Employees say the cats boost morale, encourage short breaks, and create a much more relaxed and pleasant work environment.
Each cat even has an official job title, such as โoffice clerk,โ โmanager,โ or โauditorโ, making them fully integrated into the company culture. The company loves cats so much that โcat loverโ is now listed as a requirement for human job applicants.
To accommodate its furry employees, Qnote renovated the office with 12 cat toilets, climbing shelves, and scratch-resistant walls, allowing the cats to roam freely without causing damage. The result? Lower stress levels and stronger team bonding among staff.
A purr-fect workplace solution.
Ian Curtis would have celebrated his 70th birthday today, 15 July 2026.
This photograph taken by Mark Reeder is part of the โIan Curtis: Insightโ exhibition on show in New York at the Voltz Clarke Gallery, until July 22. Ianโs notebooks, letters and ephemera are also on view.
@HalloweenYrRnd I love Evil Dead, but this movie was not it. At times I just felt like I was watching Final Destination or Terrifier. I loved Infested, so I had really high hopes for this too ๐