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✖ Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes is absolutely obsessed with ketchup. If you wanted to know why, it goes back to his childhood and some of the stranger snacks he loved when he was young. Mahomes has been the type to put the condiment on everything since day one. In fact, the Super Bowl superhero told Inside Hook about it in a recent interview. The QB was eating ketchup only sandwiches and that brought out some bullying from his classmates. His teammates and coach in Kansas City also had a bit of fun with their captain for his love of all things ketchup. But, for Mahomes, he knows t...

Ivy League Professor - And Heroin User - Makes Case for Drug Legalization Tobias Carroll, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail The United States is presently going through a watershed moment when it comes to drug legalization. Marijuana — whether for recreational or medical use — is legal in a growing number of states, and some cities and states are also exploring psychedelics. Earlier this month, Oregon officially decriminalized the possession of small amounts of drugs, and is now issuing fines or directing those cited towards treatment. It’s a significant shift in public policy. But even...

Pierre Cardin's "Bubble Palace" Is Up For Sale Tobias Carroll, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Most luxurious estates fit a certain profile: a huge mansion, some smaller buildings and a pool or other recreational space. The emphasis is on “most” there — because the world also contains a few high-end residencies that look like nothing so much as a science fiction fever dream, the sort of place where an ambitious filmmaker might set their epic feature set in a psychedelic future. In the south of France, you’ll find one such place, known as the Palais Bulles — or “Bubble Palace.�...

Christopher Plummer, Oscar-Winning Actor, Dead at 91 Tobias Carroll, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail What makes for a great career in acting? For one answer to that, you could look no further than the roles Christopher Plummer played over the years. His long career has, sadly, reached its end — IndieWire reports that Plummer has died at his Connecticut home at the age of 91. Plummer’s career included a series of acclaimed roles on both the stage and screen. He was born in Ontario, grew up in Quebec and made his first impact as an actor with roles on Broadway. In 1958, he co-starred in

There have been hundreds of pandemic-related stories about people leaving big cities on...