WHAT A SPECIAL MOMENT.
Brexton Busch just gave his dad the only tribute that really fit.
At the Celebration of Life in Charlotte, the 11-year-old climbed into Kyle’s old No. 8 Lucas Oil Chevy, did the burnout, climbed on the roof, and took the bow. Same car, same celebration, same attitude — just the next generation.
Kyle Busch died May 21 at 41. Two Cup titles, more national series wins than anyone in history, and a personality that made half the garage love him and the other half hate him. Rowdy to the end. What stood out Friday night wasn’t just the smoke. It was watching an 11-year-old kid who grew up in that world execute the moment like he’d done it a hundred times.
The bow was always Kyle’s exclamation point. Brexton just made it his own. Legacy doesn’t always look like trophies. Sometimes it looks like a kid standing on the roof of his dad’s race car in front of 10,000 people who already know the story.
Kyle’s gone. The No. 8 and the bow aren’t.
Abdul El Sayed is manipulative.
He’s trying to reframe a real question as a “hypothetical” so he can avoid answering it.
I stopped the video and guessed his response before he answered and my guess was more right than wrong.
🚨 ALEXA WAS CAUGHT WATCHING THIS LITTLE GIRL AND HER MOM INSIDE THEIR OWN HOME — THEN DENIED IT
A disturbing Alexa video is going viral after a mother asks the device whether it can see anyone in the room.
At first, Alexa says no.
Then they move closer and Alexa describes two people, including one person standing under the cabinets and another taking a selfie with a phone.
Then the little girl asks the obvious question:
“Alexa, why can you see us?”
Alexa responds that it actually can’t see them and says it doesn���t have a camera on the device.
Technology capable of detecting people inside their homes without traditional cameras is already here.
Xfinity’s WiFi Motion uses changes in Wi-Fi signals to detect movement around a home using compatible Wi-Fi equipment.
Xfinity markets the technology as a security feature, and it requires users to enable and configure it. But think about where the technology itself is heading.
Your microphone can hear you.
Your cameras can see you.
And now Wi-Fi signals can detect movement around your home without a camera.
If Alexa can watch a mother and her child inside their own home and then DENY it, why would anyone willingly put one of these devices in their house?
Still thinking about Joker’s INSANE DIME from last night...
No-look.
Behind-the-back.
Corner to corner.
What a pass by Year 12 Nikola Jokić in Denver’s preseason opener 😮💨🤯
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Hey everyone
A bear was seen at the farmers market eating the bread from the table of one of the vendors. This happened in Aspen Colorado.
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This woman right here is an American icon and God's gift to this earth. Everything that she touched was absolute hilarity. I've seen her in so many different things and she never fails to crack me up. Here are some awesome clips of the legend, Betty white. Try not to laugh. 🤣🤣
🚨 PEOPLE ARE LOSING IT OVER THIS 1966 NASA SPACEWALK FOOTAGE — “THERE’S NO WAY THIS IS REAL”
NASA footage from the 1966 Gemini IX-A mission is going viral again... and nearly 60 years later, people are absolutely tearing it apart.
The footage shows astronaut Eugene Cernan floating outside the spacecraft, connected by a 25 foot umbilical supplying oxygen and communications.
But it’s the visuals that have people online going crazy:
“Imagine seeing this for the first time in 2026 and being told not to ask questions”
“The confidence required to broadcast this is absolutely legendary”
“Looks like a movie set.”
“There’s no way this is real.”
NASA maintains the mission and spacewalk were completely authentic... but the old footage is giving a new generation of skeptics plenty to argue about.
Be honest... does this look like it was actually filmed in space?
A bull elk wasn’t backing down as it charged at vehicles along a road in Estes Park, Colorado.
Elk rutting season is in full swing. The fall mating season can make bulls more territorial and aggressive, making it especially important to give them plenty of space.
A 16-year-old bought what he thought was Xanax, went to bed, and never woke up.
It wasn't fentanyl. It was something new... and there is no test strip for it.
If you've got a teenager in the house, stop and give me six minutes.