There’s obviously something special between you and your sweetie, and we don’t meant the vibrator. But that doesn’t mean it’s not time to upgrade. Perhaps it’s time to add something new and even spicier to the mix. Fortunately, we find ourselves in the golden age of couples’ sex toys. There really is something for everyone…
Monthly Archives: September 2022
Remaking Disney’s animated 1940 classic Pinocchio as a live action film was always going to be a challenge, and director Robert Zemeckis makes a few notable updates to the screenplay with Chris Weitz — including, to a degree, the way the story ends. But wow, should they have paid more attention to one particular song…
Call of Duty Next is almost here, promising a tidal wave of news and updates on the future of Activision’s perennially popular FPS series. With the release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 on the horizon, expect to hear a whole bunch of details about the series’ next mainline release. The game’s beta testing…
Ransomware attackers are abusing flaws in VoIP software to breach organizations and achieve initial access, researchers are warning. Cybersecurity experts from Arctic Wolf Labs are warning about CVE-2022-29499, a remote code execution vulnerability found in Mitel MiVoice VOIP appliances, being used by the Lorenz threat actor to attack certain companies. he researchers did not name…
Dirck Halstead/Getty Images; Howard L. Sachs/CNP/Getty Images; Nathan Howard/Getty Images; Rebecca Zisser/Insider If Biden wins a second term, he would be 86 when he leaves the White House in 2025. As the oldest sitting president, he’s raising concerns about how long he can continue governing. But allies say he’s motivated by his agenda, patriotism and…
Jenny Chang-Rodriguez/Rebecca Zisser/Insider America has always been governed by a class of political leaders older than the population. This has largely been the case going back to the early 1800s, when the median age of American was about 17 years old — and the median age of a member of Congress was 44. For the…
Getty; iStock; Rebecca Zisser/Insider America’s leaders are old and getting older. And across Congress, the judiciary, and the executive branch, government is becoming less and less reflective of the youthful society it represents. “Red, White, and Gray” explores the costs, benefits, and dangers of life in a democracy helmed by those of advanced age, where…
Brandon Bell/Peter Dazeley/Kent Nishimura/Getty Images; Jenny Chang-Rodriguez/Insider People’s brains start to shrink in their 30s and 40s. As they get even older, it becomes harder for them to process information and remember things. But people, and presidents, age differently because of their genetics and unique circumstances. Read more from Insider’s “Red, White, and Gray” series….
Tyler Le/Insider Congressional staffers who’ve worked for aging lawmakers say it can be a blessing and a curse. “Old people can be allowed a sick day or two now and then, can’t they?” Sen. Robert Byrd once said. Observers say some age-based attacks just provide cover for power grabs. Read more from Insider’s “Red, White,…
Joe Biden represented Delaware in the US Senate from 1973 to 2009. He began at just 30 years old. He served as the 47th vice president from 2009 to 2017 under President Barack Obama. A lifelong Democrat, Biden is now the 46th president of the US — and he’s about to turn 80. Read more…