For a while there, it looked as if this could be a summer with nary a craze in sight. But not for long. Suddenly this has become the summer of the Velcro paddle and ball. The idea for the new toy is simple: put stick-to-itself Velcro on a sphere that is roughly the size of a tennis ball. Apply the same stuff to two mitt- size disks that have a strap across the back for a handhold.

Netflix's new food show 'Is It Cake?' is built entirely around lies and deception, and we absolutely love it! So, who hosts a show like this? Source: NetflixIn a world riddled with fraud-filled stories like Inventing Anna and The Dropout, isn't it nice to have a baking show that also caters to the deceptive? Netflix's latest food show Is It Cake? is all about making fools of people, in a good way.

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A week that saw President Joe Biden make history by becoming the first U.S. president to visit a labor union picket line also saw record-high support among the public for the United Auto Workers strike against Ford, General Motors and Stellantis. According to the latest weekly Morning Consult survey tracking public sentiment of the ongoing Sept. 15 strike, 58% of U.S. adults support it — up 5 percentage points from the previous survey and the highest reading recorded so far.

What is Kazuki Takahashi's net worth? The creator of the popular series 'Yu-Gi-Oh!' passed away in July 2022 at 60 years old. Anime fans of all ages are grieving the loss of Kazuki Takahashi, the creator of Yu-Gi-Oh! who has passed away at the age of 60. According to The Japan Times, he was found during a snorkeling trip in Okinawa. Article continues below advertisement Since Yu-Gi-Oh! was first published in the Japanese magazine Shonen Jump in the '90s, there have been a number of spinoffs and a wildly popular card game that people play to this day.