Grant Brunner is a Commerce Lead for Digg, specializing in writing articles about technology, gaming, and lifestyle. With a focus on providing informative and entertaining content, Grant covers a wide range of topics including product reviews, gaming updates, and tips for everyday living.
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If you thought Americans were a bit odd for dipping it in ranch, just wait until you learn what Thai people do to everybody's favorite savory pie.
From better toilets to chicken salt, we have a lot to learn from the rest of the world.
By: Grant Brunner
Worlds.com launched in 1995, and it was so far ahead of its time that most folks don't event remember that it existed.
By: Grant Brunner
If you're missing the thrilling moments of "Mass Effect," this killer gameplay trailer is enough to evoke a better era in gaming.
Describing him as "shy," and saying that his musical skill was "okay," the blues legend didn't mince words about a young Elvis Presley.
Standards have changed, and what you were told in high school is probably wrong.
Digg staffers both past and present come together to share their favorite pieces of media from this ridiculous year.
By: Grant Brunner
This 2013 interview with Conan O'Brien has some truly delightful moments as Mel Brooks looks back on his career.
It was the ultimate attraction for '90s kids, but it didn't even last a decade and a half. So much history sat abandoned for years, and now it's basically boring office space.
I've been meaning to watch every David Lynch film since I was a teenager, but I never got around to it. I had watched and enjoyed "Twin Peaks" years ago and I always found giving myself some reason or the other to put off watching the rest of his work.
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