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Month: February 2025
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Best Sneakers Of 2025?
We’re a little over a month into 2025 and there are already plenty of sneaker drops to get ready for. Between official reveals, runway shows, leaked pairs and rumored releases, there are plenty of key storylines out there.
You can follow the link below to dive directly into the roster from our friends at HYPEBEAST!
Time For A New Car?
If you’re in the market for a new car, you know how important it is to stick to your budget, and how hard that can be. With the average price of a new vehicle topping $48,000 this past year, how do you get the most satisfying vehicle for your money?
The answer is The U.S. News Best Cars for the Money Awards.
The 2025 awards cover 13 different automotive segments, and each winner offers the best combination of quality and value in its respective class.
Follow the link to see cars, SUVs, minivans, midsize and full size pickups for you to choose from!
Do You Have $8 Million?
If you answered yes, you can go ahead and buy an Ad for the Super Bowl!
Fox has cracked the $8 million mark for a 30 second Super Bowl ad, selling at least 10 spots at that level, according to sources familiar with negotiations ahead of the February 9th game.
The average price of an ad is $7.5 million, reflecting the continued strength of live sports in an otherwise mixed TV ad marketplace.
Check the link below for more!
Let’s Get Thrifty!
A bride to be went all out thrifting “basically everything” for her nuptials.
Oregon based bride Tarryn Pitt has gone viral on TikTok for her sustainable efforts to thrift all of her wedding décor. Although she doesn’t tie the knot with fiancé Holt Porfily until May 3rd, she started searching for the perfect pieces for her big day a few weeks before their engagement in February 2024.
You can read the full story below!
Pro Wrestling In Class?
English language arts teacher Victor Taylor Perry fired up the projector and dimmed the lights. The classroom transformed into an arena.
These daily lunchtime gatherings aren’t just about body slams and three counts.
The students watch professional wrestling to gather, grow and broaden their horizons as they transition from childhood to adolescence. Perry calls pro wrestling his version of a soap opera. He has found ways to connect with his students through this form of athletic theater, an ongoing series of storylines and characters that appeal to the various emotions of the viewer.
Full story is linked below!
Here’s A Tip For You…
When a pizza delivery driver walked away from the door of an affluent house with nothing but a $2 tip, he didn’t realize it would change his life.
$2 dollars doesn’t sound like much, but it earned the attention of a local police officer, who, astounded and distraught with the lack of generosity shown to the driver, set up a GoFundMe to try and help him out.
Click below to read the full story!
There’s A Party Size?
Making His Day!
The Social Pie Network! 