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Alexis Ohanian buys stake in Chelsea's women's soccer team

Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian says he has bought a stake in Chelsea’s women’s soccer team

The Independent UK

Serena Williams’ husband Alexis Ohanian buys stake in WSL champions Chelsea

Ohanian is the founder of social media platform Reddit.

The Independent UK

Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian buys £20m stake in Chelsea Women

Alexis Ohanian said he has invested in the Chelsea women’s team in order to ‘finally match their talent with the resources and respect they deserve’

The Guardian - UK

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A map to a $10,000 treasure in San Francisco was shared online - it sent the city into a tizzy

A mysterious treasure hunt that popped up on a San Francisco subreddit sent locals running before someone found the treasure chest, reportedly valued at $10,000.

The Independent UK

‘Whose rent is $750 a month?’: Home Depot employee shows what company says workers should be spending on rent, food

How out of touch is the management at Home Depot? According to many, very.

The Mary Sue

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 player proves you can finish the entire RPG without dodging or parrying anything, so don't worry about your reflexes: "This is not Elden Ring"

The turn-based RPG doesn't have to be "hardcore"

GamesRadar

DayZ creator says Unity is accusing his studio of violating its software license based on the email addresses of two people who never worked there: 'This raises some serious questions about how Unity is scraping this data'

Unity gave RocketWerkz a week to get its licenses sorted, but its evidence seems a little suspect.

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The Opposite Of Bad Design: 50 Times People Loved The Creativity Of These Designers (New Pics)

Members of this reddit group post interesting and satisfying designs for the whole internet to enjoy. They cover all fields: graphic, product, packaging, furniture design and even architecture.

Bored Panda

How do you profit from ChatGPT? Reddit users share how AI improves their lives

Reddit users share how they profit from ChatGPT, and it's not just financially.

TechRadar

Shocked Fast Food Customer Turns to Internet After Finding 'Help' Written on Their Order: 'Should I Call the Cops?'

A Freddy's customer who found the word "help" scrawled in black marker on both their takeout bag and receipt turned to the internet for advice on how to respond.

Latin Times

Google is testing a feature that turns the Search app into a forum-like thread

The Google Search app might start feeling like a chatty thread.

Android Central

Lawless Oblivion Remastered player earns 19 years in prison after stealing 2,900 items and murdering a measly 7 people: "Is the Oblivion crisis still going or...?"

At 1,400 Infamy, it's safe to say this Oblivion scoundrel is pretty infamous

GamesRadar

Helldivers 2 adds "500+ hours" of progression with its big "s**t your pants" update, and Arrowhead's CEO wants to know: "What is the pant situation like?"

"That one off hand joke really really got out of hand," admits Shams Jorjani

GamesRadar

VPNSecure's new owner cancels lifetime subscriptions – and Reddit has gone wild

All VPNSecure lifetime deal accounts have been deactivated as of April 28, 2025, kicking off an online backlash among old customers. Here's what we know so far.

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Bored Panda

48 Times People Captured Perfect Street Scenes And Had To Share It In This Online Group

"Photos in the streets, freaks in the sheets" is how the subreddit describe themselves.

PC Gamer

'We cannot take any more Sexy Flame Atronach posts': The Oblivion community is hornyposting so hard about the remaster's Atronachs that the game's subreddit had to ban it

Hot stuff.

Tom’s Hardware

Gigabyte's leaky GPU problem continues, here's the thermal putty creep in action

Gigabyte graphics card users are continuing to document worrying signs of thermal putty leakages.

GamesRadar

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 draft trailer from 5 years ago surfaces online, and it looks like a completely different RPG with no final visuals and "terrible robotic voices"

It's come a long way since then

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Total Film

Leaked Fallout season 2 trailer teases New Vegas location, and fans are over the moon about it

This is the in-game location we have all been waiting for

Android Central

YouTube is putting Shorts front and center on TVs, and users aren't happy

The YouTube app for TVs and consoles is burying your subscriptions in favor of more Shorts in an update that's rolling out now.

Digital Camera World

“None of these photographs were ever seen by the photographer…” Lost 1960s film collection mystery baffles internet sleuths

The mystery of how more than 75 rolls of undeveloped film ended up in a storage locker has gone unsolved for decades

GamesRadar

"I make one stupid pant s**t joke and it all goes ballistic": Helldivers 2 CEO fears "Reddit did what it always did" after he teased new updates, so now "we better deliver"

Arrowhead already teased there'd be "more exciting news to come" after the recent Warbond announcement

MarketBeat

3 Undervalued Stocks Wall Street Is Getting Wrong

Three stocks have fallen down to levels that make them too cheap to ignore based on the broader market themes and fundamentals.

Windows Central

This $4 Steam Deck game includes the most-played classics from my childhood — and it will save you paper

I spent countless hours playing Dots N Boxes growing up. The next generation can do so without using so much paper.

Windows Central

ChatGPT downplays AI's threat to humanity despite an apparent "99.999999% probability" of inevitable doom

An AI-generated graph doesn't think artificial intelligence has a high propensity to end humanity, instead blaming climate-induced societal collapse.

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