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A far-future gang attempts an interstellar museum heist in this crafty sci-fi novella from Tanzer (Creatures of Charm and Hunger). Led by Tarquin Lennox, a wealthy human man affiliated with Earth’s ...

The animal lovers at Maymo watch a dog completely lose it during an alien mind-control prank, reacting with a mix of confusion, panic, and hilarious overreaction. $56 trillion national debt leading to ...

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Knocked Loose and Denzel Curry throw a rager at the Louisville, Kentucky, hardcore band’s hometown skate park in the new video for “Hive Mind,” a brain-rattling new collaboration between the two acts.

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