Ryan Menezes is a Writer at various publications, including the Los Angeles Times and Cracked. His work often explores themes of culture and society, with a focus on health and wellness, family and relationships, and animal welfare. Ryan's extensive portfolio includes over 1,400 articles that have collectively garnered more than 150 million views.
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A man dies in a room, alone. The death came from outside, though no one could figure out how
Stop making fun of yourselves, movies. That’s our job
Most of the robots you encounter on a daily basis hurt your mind, not your body. They lack physical form and exist only on the internet, and their goal is to turn humans against each other.
When you’ve never been to Chicago, your song about Chicago might make no sense
It appears that this weekend will see TikTok halt operations in the United States. Our unbiased recommendation is that you take all the time you previously spent on short-form video and redirect it into reading internet articles. The information is far more likely to be true, and you can even click links to more reliable sources to read further.
It’s all fun and games, till you’re confined to your bed and then set it on fire
By: Ryan Menezes
The one thing crazier than this story about a guy being found guilty is the revelation that he was innocent
Who is Don Draper? Clearly, the writers didn’t know at first
Illegal in Europe, but perfectly legal in the U.S.
The United States inaugurated a new president this week, so we know what’s on everyone’s mind right now. It’s the time that Andrew Jackson took office, and he opened the White House to the public, resulting in 20,000 people showing up. Jackson had to flee by jumping out the window, and staff only got people to leave by placing tubs of whiskey outside on the lawn.
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