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To celebrate the writer’s birthday, our team has prepared a selection of movies based on Stephen King’s books that everyone should watch.

This week’s Weekly Fun features a mouse that ate too much cannabis, a minister who posted 10 thousand monotonous photos on Facebook, children who are named after Keanu Reeves more frequently, and a mask for listening to music.

The author of the series A Song of Ice and Fire, George Martin, turned 72 on September 20. In honor of such a holiday, we decided to share the most interesting facts about his life.

This year, DC Comics officially announced that Batman Day will take place on September 19. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, this will be an entirely virtual event.

In this article, we'll explore Israeli companies that offer a variety of solutions for musicians and listeners, from a wireless touchpad that replaces many guitar pedals to wearable devices that enhance the physical sensations caused by the music.

On September 19, 1982, Carnegie Mellon University professor Scott E. Fahlman first proposed the use of three consecutive characters: colon, hyphen, and closing parenthesis to denote a "smiling face" in a text that is typed on a computer.

Today, we will try to figure out why we feel extremely embarrassed or ashamed when someone else acts or is too awkward or stupid and why this feeling might actually be beneficial to us.