Doug Sanders won 20 times on the PGA Tour, from as an amateur in 1956 to his final title in 1972. But most people remember Sanders for two things: the…
Joe Exotic’s song ‘I Saw a Tiger’ is a streaming hit
Joe Exotic’s music has seen a spike in streaming numbers since the release of Netflix’s hit docuseries, Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness. Exotic’s song, I Saw a Tiger, was…
HS2 construction gets green light despite lockdown
The government has given formal approval for construction work on the HS2 rail project to begin despite lockdown measures. Construction firms involved in phase one of the high-speed rail project…
Can’t wait for Final Fantasy 7 Remake on PC? This mod AI upscales original to HD
PC version gets a neural network makeover with new update It's heralded as one of the greatest, if not THE greatest JRPG of all time, and the recently released Final…
‘Everyone wants to do their bit’: The volunteers sewing scrubs for NHS workers
Amateur sewers across the UK are using their skills to make hospital uniforms for health workers fighting coronavirus Amid the coronavirus pandemic, many frontline NHS staff are finding themselves without…
Billy Horschel’s home gym is what we all need right now
By now, most of us golf fans know that Billy Horschel is a big Peloton guy. But have you seen where he rides the thing? Thanks to Golf Digest, we…
These Are The Most Popular Books Set In Every State
NetCredit broke down the top books that take place in each of the 50 states. Travel is off the table for now, but if you’re looking to explore the 50…
Computer games: More than a lockdown distraction
No-one was to go out unless absolutely necessary because of the Covid-19 pandemic, so Mx Conway and their friends had to get creative. They decided to throw a party in…
Ready your graphics cards, Crysis might be getting remastered
We're ready to bring our GPUs to their knees like the good old days Back in the late 2000s, it became a meme to test the best gaming PCs by…
Three good things: animals that have staged an unlikely comeback
From blue whales to Notre Dame's bees, these imperiled animals are bouncing back from the brink 1. Blues whales The world’s largest animal, the blue whale, has been spotted in…