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Was This Righteous Rite Between Christian Bros Actually Gay Marriage?
This righteous rite of bromance may have actually been a fascinating church-sanctioned form of gay marriage.
How Often Does the Joker Have the Last Laugh?
When you’re friends with an irrepressible cutup like Joe, you know his story can probably only go one of two ways.
The Man Who Lifted a Car With His Bare Hands
The popularity of the strongman has faded, but it existed once.
Virtual Events Are Booming. Will It Last?
There are other advantages to online events.
My Best Friend Thought I Was Too Fat … to Be in Her Wedding
Quinn Bartlett struggled with her weight and abuse from her mother.
I Punched the Singer of My Band Onstage
There are some lines that shouldn’t be crossed regardless of where you are when the crossing happens.
A Proposal for Brides: Stop Costing Your Friends a Fortune
Bachelorette parties are financially crippling us millennials.
Bad Timing: An Unrequited Obsession
Love, sometimes, is never getting to say “I love you.
Triple Date, Double Blind Date, Jail
Things were going so well when three punk rock guys took out three college girls that two of them had never met before.
The Food That Built America
The Food that Built America tells the unbelievable true stories behind the industry titans like Henry Heinz, Milton Hershey, the Kellogg brothers and Ray Kroc, who revolutionized food, and transformed American life and culture forever in the process.
Fire, Firefighting, Firefights … Then Depression Unyielding
A side gig as a fireman turns into a rescue scenario where a soldier was saved from flames and death and almost everything but himself.
What Happens After Your Mother Beats You Up
If large organizations can’t handle small problems, how are they going to handle teens in foster care?.
