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The following contains spoilers for the Nancy Drew books and video game series.  It wasn’t until I was in the middle of the Arizona desert that I re

Window air conditioners are a necessary evil. No matter how heavy, leaky, noisy, energy-sapping, and eyesore-y, these units may be, they’re a summert

1999 was a huge year for cell phones. That’s the year that the first cell phone with a mobile web browser (WAP) came out. Samsung released a cell that do

Last month, after a year of working through the pandemic with very few vacation days and certainly no luxurious trips, I took a week off. The burnout I was

Now is the time to be as hot as humanly possible. There was a lot we couldn’t access during lockdown, like travel, dates, and family. But, the few things

The overwhelming but oh-so-satisfying sale event of the year, Amazon Prime Day, is HERE, and right now we’re focusing on all the best Apple deals tha

QR codes found success during the pandemic when little else did. They replaced paper menus, credit and loyalty cards, and, in some cases, physical proof of

Every June, queer people across the internet — especially on Twitter and, more recently, TikTok — engage in an important Pride tradition: dunking on th

In psychology, Main Character Syndrome is described as being… well, it actually doesn’t exist as a diagnosable mental illness, at least not in the Amer

Saweetie is extremely online. But you probably already know that if you follow her on any of her social media platforms, where she shows how fluent she is

If you’re reading this on your computer, which is very likely, it’s also very likely that your hands are draped over a piece of tech that’

I got my driver’s license in 2001. Olivia Rodrigo got hers during this pandemic. Despite our age difference, I am one of many “geriatric millennials”

The pleasurable effects of browsing real estate online are well-documented. A recently published Surety First survey of over 1,000 Americans found that 55%

After a year-plus inside, the time for “coming out” is finally here — though it’s not as clean a slate as we expected, nor is it as explosive a beg

After more than a year of lockdown, quarantining, and social distancing, cicadas aren’t the only ones ready to get it on with reckless abandon. On Friday