Not to be outdone by his brother Logan, Jake Paul decided that 2019 was his year for controversy by kicking things off with a sponsored video for a gambling website.

CES 2019 is here, and this year’s all about poopoo and peepee.

Soulja Boy’s new career as a gaming tech entrepreneur continues, lawsuits be damned.

ast Friday, over a decade of content disappeared in an instant from Machinima’s YouTube channel and several other channels owned by Machinima. You may be wondering what the hell just happened. Lucky for you, we worked there for eight years and have some insight into how things ended up the way they did...

A Conspiracy is just the thing that Crypto needs in order to bring it back to the Mainstream! Is losing your customers $190 Million because you *allegedly* died a good enough Conspiracy? Cool. We also talk about Fuck Jerry and Facebook... As is tradition.

Bugs are dying, and when they’re gone, we’re gone.

The people in charge of making sure terrible things don’t show up on Facebook are understandably not doing so great...

2020 presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren recently announced some very big plans for fixing problems she sees in the tech industry

Cloud gaming has been on the horizon for years but no one has ever been able to get it right. Will Google finally unlock the true potential for cloud gaming with Stadia, or is this just another OnLive?

A man was able to scam Facebook and Google out of Millions using one simple trick! Apple releases a ton of new stuff, and so much more.

Next time you stay in an AirBnB, be sure to sweep the room for surveillance devices...

Tax Season is here and it sucks... it could be a little bit easier on people but thanks to Intuit and TurboTax, you're probably going to have to pay up.

Julian Assange has been arrested after seven years living in the Ecuadorian embassy, and it’s generated some very mixed feelings

The Samsung Galaxy Fold was supposed to be a game changer, but so far it’s mostly a broken piece of crap

Someone hacked the audio on Lime Scooters in Australia and forced them to say some pretty weird stuff. Amazon might be listening to your Alexa device, Jimmy Fallon is inadvertently false striking YouTubers because of Beat Saber, and Facebook is being investigated... again.

The latest in a never-ending line of extremely well-researched reports on how the earth’s doing is *SURPRISE* still dire as hell

Finally someone created an AI that we can really sink our teeth into! We grabbed headlines from some old episodes of Weekly Weird News, fed them to an AI, and watched it's attempts to write stories based on them... the results are... well, you'll see.

Baltimore has been Hacked and is being held ransom for a bunch of bitcoins! So far they've refused to work with those responsible and a lot of their systems have been offline for at least two weeks. Plus news about Elon Musk's tweets, the USPS testing Self-Driving Trucks, and a very slow robot that makes deliveries.

Dumbest person alive Jacob Wohl is back at it again with a comically inept attempt at political sabotage

American patriotism is back to being a massive embarrassment!

Robert Downey Jr wants to save the world IRL, E3 announcements wrap up with Nintendo Direct, Radiohead refuses to negotiate with hackers, plus a bunch of dumb news about the government.

Facebook has their own cryptocurrency now. What could possibly go wrong?

Is looking at our phones all day making us grow horns out of our skulls? Maybe.

We’re moving closer to a media landscape where we don’t actually own anything, and that could end up being a very bad thing...

Amazon Workers are planning a strike on Prime Day, MoviePass might finally be over, YouTube adds some vital updates, Nintendo announces the Switch Lite, and more!

Bastille Day 2019 featured a flying soldier with a rifle. Is this the future of warfare or a dumb stunt?

Are you a big enough Elon Musk fanboy to let him inside your brain for a few experiments via his company Neurolink?! You could be the smartest person alive, or even watch back your memories...

Japan has approved research on human-animal hybrids, the first step towards every depraved weeb’s deepest, darkest desire.

After a weekend filled with shocking violence and death, the usual suspects are back to blaming the perfect scapegoat.

It’s a hyperloop for fish...

Teens get their news mostly from online influencers, China’s propaganda war on the Hong Kong protesters hits a roadblock, YouTube sues and gets sued, and a license plate life hack backfires horribly.

The president may or may not have asked a seemingly very stupid question about detonating nuclear bombs inside hurricanes, but maybe it’s not such a stupid question after all?

The CEO of Twitter has never been safe when it comes to potential hacks, but this latest one was impressive and scary.

Apple is back at it again with some new phones, but also big announcements about Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade. Also, all the big tech companies are still terrible, and you can add your local DMV to that list.

We’ve been predicting MoviePass’ demise for years now, and while MoviePass far outlived out predictions, it’s end has come… or has it?

WeWork is a truly delusional and overvalued mess of a company, and everything is falling apart for them right when things were supposed to finally work out.

Tesla’s new version 10 software adds Netflix, Cuphead, and a new “autonomous” feature called Smart Summon that is just asking to be mocked, so that’s what we’re gonna do.

lon Musk’s defamation lawsuit continues to be a source of joy for us, and this week we look into the latest revelations, including an unexpected admission from Elon Musk himself that he may in fact be “a f###ing idiot”.

“Pivot to Video” was terrible for online media and it’s all Facebook’s fault.

Scientists have taught rats how to drive, which we should all be very excited about.

Mark Zuckerberg appeared before Congress yet again last week, and it’s really starting to look like Facebook plans on botching yet another presidential election.

“Human-like” robots are still firmly stuck in the uncanny valley.

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi really stepped in it this week during an interview when he referred to Saudi Arabia’s assassination of Jamal Khashoggi as a “mistake”.

Twelve years since the last Half-Life game, we’re finally getting a new one. But don’t call it Half-Life 3...

Elon Musk unveiled Tesla’s latest vehicle, the CYBERTRUCK, and its design is certainly bold.

WeWork, the Hindenburg of companies, is getting the Hollywood treatment, and meanwhile crazy stories from behind the scenes continue to come to light.

The dumbest saga we’ve ever covered on this show ended last week with the conclusion of Elon Musk’s very dumb defamation lawsuit.