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Illustration by Reesa. Daily Horoscope: December 11, 2025
Moon shifts and a Mercury–Neptune boost make today surprisingly smooth, thoughtful, and emotionally supportive.
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A Snickerdoodle Cookie With Sugar, Spice, and a High That’s Extra Nice
Sure to be an instant cookie tin classic for the holiday stoners.
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Courtesy pixelshot Two Steps Back: These States Could Repeal Their Legal Cannabis Markets in 2026
It’s smelling like prohibition over here.
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Screenshot: Epic Games Kim Kardashian Fortnite Skins Leaked — Release Date, Prices, and All Cosmetics Revealed
A Kim Kardashian Fortnite collaboration has been announced and is coming soon. Here is every skin and cosmetic revealed so far.
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Mega Gyarados in Pokemon UNITE Pokemon UNITE Mega Gyarados Stats, Abilities, & Attacks Explained
Mega Gyarados is now available in Pokemon UNITE, giving players a strong new option to consider.
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OSLO, NORWAY – JUNE 28: Dave Mustaine from Megadeth performs on stage at the Tons of Rock festival on June 28, 2025 in Oslo, Norway. (Photo by Per Ole Hagen/Redferns) Dave Mustaine Says ‘Physical’ Issues Are a Big Reason Why He’s Ending Megadeth
Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine revealed that things like arthritis and bulging discs led him to decide it was time to retire the band.
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LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM – SEPTEMBER 9: Gene Simmons, Ace Frehley and Paul Stanley of American glam metal band Kiss perform on stage at Wembley Arena on their 'Unmasked' concert tour, on September 9th 1980 in London, England. (Photo by Pete Still/Redferns) Gene Simmons Has ‘Humbly’ Apologized for Hurtful Comments After KISS Bandmate Ace Frehley’s Death
Gene Simmons has apologized for implying that KISS guitarist Ace Frehley made “bad decisions” before the fall that led to his death.
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By: Kevin Estrada/Shutterstock When Nirvana Got Famous, Kurt Cobain Spent His ‘Rock Star Money’ on Some Very Bizarre Items
After Nirvana hit the big time, Kurt Cobain spent a lot of money on items from a medical supply store, like “fetuses and anatomy men.”
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Lori Van Buren/Albany Times Union via Getty Images Meet the Archival ‘Magician’ Restoring Massively Degraded Tape Recordings Before They’re Lost to Time
Kelly Pribble, whom the Library of Congress calls a “magician,” has developed inventive ways to restore the most damaged tape recordings.
