Sony Pictures Studios, the production company behind the show, settled for Mayim and Jeopardy! winner Ken Jennings as its new hosts, following iconic emcee Alex Trebek’s death in 2020. Mayim’s short-lived career on the popular quiz competition was rather successful, earning her a nomination this year for the Outstanding Host For A Game Show award at the Primetime Emmy Awards, which will be broadcast on Fox on January 15, 2024....

Language can be weird sometimes. You usually find that out when learning aforeign language. Suddenly there are different sounds and a different-looking alphabet. You have to bend your tongue in ways you didn’t even think was possible. Not to mention that words aren’t spelled the way they’re written.So it’s no wonder people make mistakes in pronunciation. OneRedditorhad an idea to ask people what’s the most memorable incorrect pronunciation they’ve heard. And the people delivered – from “penglings” to “Cog Nack” and “poll-em” instead of “poem....

Sometimes work is fun. Indeed, getting paid, your favorite colleague, free snacks, and the view from your window might make it bearable. But other times, you can’t think of anything worse. It’s just the evil nature of having to work for the rest of our lives.However, it’s comforting to know we’re not the only ones selling our lives away. The Instagram account “Work Memes Official” is helping its followers cope with the crushing weight of their jobs with humor....

An autopsy had been completed, but results were pending a toxicology report for weeks. Now, Matthew’s toxicology report has come back, revealing the actor’s official cause of death. The 54-year-old Friends star officially died from an overdose on ketamine, a dissociative anesthetic used medically for induction and maintenance of anesthesia, which in recent years has also become a popular party drug. Matthew Perry has officially died from an overdose of ketamine Image credits:Frederick M....

Weddings are meant to bring people together. However, sometimes, tensions flare, things get heated, and the opposite happens. While it’s important to recognize that it’s up to the happy couple to set the ‘rules’ and expectations for the wedding, this doesn’t excuse poor behavior with the guests. Inviting, uninviting, reinviting, and then uninviting someone again sends the wrong message. Redditor u/Firm_Tomatillo_6320 recently went viral after opening up to the AITA online community about adelicate wedding situation....

When it comes to putting up Christmas decorations, there are two types of people. The first group are the ones that will put anything and everything they got on their Christmas tree. The vintage glass baubles, the new plastic ones, the handmade garlands, bows, candy canes—just throw everything you’ve got and put a star on top and it will be brilliant. The second group are the people who carefully consider the design of the tree and how they want it to look in their house....

Fun fact: it doesn’t take a lot of effort to not be salty for once. Heck, smiling and frowning practically take up the same amount of effort to do, with a difference ofjust one muscle. So, would it hurt to smile and not be visibly grumpy all the time? Some folks just can’t kick the habit (or lifestyle) and insist on being nasty restaurant patrons who never tip. But,oh-hohow the tables turnwhen the bartender you’ve been socially inconveniencing shows up at your store and walks out richer all because of malicious compliance....

We often form opinions about others based on the words they say, the actions they take, even the clothes that they wear, and since it’s impossible to see the world through their eyes, we have to be extra careful with our perceptions.At least, that’s the theory, which in practice can be really hard. So when Reddit userDolphinsR4evrmade aposton the platform, asking everyone “What is something you have a hard time not judging people about?...

The holiday spirit is all about giving, and we’re not talking about gifts specifically. We mean spreading joy and love to those around you. Being compassionate and understanding and showing kindness to the world. It’s also about expressing gratitude for what you have and what you receive. This cycle of grace and generosity is what makes the season so special. This post may includeaffiliate links. While holidays are about kindness and all the other good feelings out there, there’s no denial that the material side of things, the gift giving, is also a part of it....

Every good story starts with an “it’s true what they say.”Every good story can be even better whenitis a long-considered local rumor that everyone wrote off as being just that—a rumor and nothing more—but many,many, years later it turns out that it was actually true. With mixed results.Folks on Reddit aresharing stories of local rumorsthat may or may not have sent chills down their spines, but ones that definitely maybe sent some chills after finding out that the rumor was definitely a thing....

From strange texts, and surprise “you have won!” messages to people impersonating everything from bank representatives to loved ones, internet scammers are constantly trying new tricks to steal your hard-earned money. Fortunately, there are some folks out there who really should not be messed with.The “Scambait” internet community shares the best examples of people getting back at and wasting the time of online scammers. So get comfortable, prepare to take some notes, and be sure to upvote your favorites....

The holiday season is the perfect time to enjoy a meal with loved ones, and what better way is there to do so than to host a potluck for all of your closest friends? Someone can bake brownies, another can bring pigs in blankets, and inevitably, somebody else will bring the most disgusting creation you’ve ever laid your eyes on.Reddit users who have experience with potlucks have recently beendiscussingthe most unappetizing dishes they’ve ever seen provided for guests, so you can read all about the most unsettling and inedible ones below....

Nobody’s perfect—nor should we be. Perfection is boring. We’re all about people embracing the heck out of their ‘flaws’ and being at peace with them. But that’s easier said than done. We all have small aspects of ourselves that we’d change if we could. Our partners, on the other hand, might not want us to!The men of the r/AskReddit online communityrevealed whattheir partners dislike about themselves, but that they genuinely find attractive....

We have another story about a disagreement between a mother-in-law and a daughter-in-law for you today, pandas. Although those are never scarce, this one has an interesting twist. What do you do when your mother-in-law requests you let her be in the delivery room while you give birth? This daughter-in-law didn’t feel comfortable with that, so she suggested a couple of alternatives to that situation. RedditorReadyPreparation5472went to get the opinion of netizens on the AITAH subreddit....

If you’ve ever planned a wedding, you’ve likely been bombarded with a host of expectations and recommendations. You may have heard that “you’ve just got to have a bouquet toss!” Or reminded not to forget your “something blue” and “something borrowed!” This post may includeaffiliate links. Smashing cake in the faces. What a tacky thing to do. The newlyweds going into large amounts of debt to have the “perfect” wedding....