Grant Brunner is an Editor at Digg. He covers a diverse range of topics within the realms of arts and entertainment, culture and society, and general assignment news, with a particular focus on gaming, TikTok, and significant events like the Olympics. Grant's insights and analyses have been featured in various prominent outlets, including Digg.
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This TikTok sketch underlines just how much you don't want to know what's going on in there.
JaDropping Science puts some clever engineering to work to find out the upper limits of the hardness and strength of cold water.
Even VR diehards have to admit that this technology isn't going to take off any time soon.
At some point, Apple will run into some real problems with physics. And besides, don't most folks care more about battery life?
If you've ever wondered how the colorful diet of human beings ends up looking so gross once processed in the gut, the answer is, surprisingly, not very gross.
By: Grant Brunner
By creating a beloved jerk, Larry gets to be as curmudgeonly as he wishes most of the time. Too bad it doesn't always go well for his social circle. (From 2024)
By: Grant Brunner
It's one of the most iconic breakup songs in pop music, but No Doubt actually recorded a love song version of "Don't Speak" — before it was completely rewritten after Gwen Stefani and Tony Kanal called it quits.
These School of Rock musicians give us the punk rock we desperately need. (From 2018)
By: Grant Brunner
Rebecca Watson dives into the literature around body positivity versus fitness inspiration content to see if we're all ruining our lives while scrolling.
By: Grant Brunner
Apple's audio editing application got quite an elaborate introduction over 21 years ago.
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