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It's a question that's plagued us for years. How the hell can we spend less time deciding what to watch on Netflix? Can this somehow qualify as the 8th wonder of the world? For real, though. Thankfully, a new app named MightyTV has graciously come to our rescue. Brian Adams, CEO, and co-founder of the app said, "We designed a new algorithm for personalization that learns about you in real-time and has the ability to combine your taste with friends to help you find new video together. You'll spend less time looking and more time watching video you love." Sounds like music to our eyes. Here's how it works: When you first open the app, you're presented with a slew of films and shows....

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The spectre of drug abuse has haunted the world of professional wrestling for decades. In the boom of the eighties, with little to no regulation or intervention, drug use spiraled out of control; in the upswing of the Monday Night Wars and the Attitude Era, the problem became more severe than ever.

There are three main areas with drug abuse that affect wrestlers: performance enhancement drugs like anabolic steroids; recreational drugs like alcohol, cocaine, crack and crystal meth; and the abuse of prescription painkillers. This last is probably the most pervasive throughout the industry, and has been for a very long time. Wrestlers work long, late hours with very few holidays, always work hurt, and often work injured – it’s considered to be an occupational hazard.

Managing chronic pain with drugs is the real hazard however, and tragically many wrestlers don’t ever get well enough to move...

A group of strangers who jumped into Salt Lake City's Jordan River, are being hailed as heroes after saving three teenage boys who were inside a SUV that careened over a cliff and into the fast-moving waters. According to witnesses, the boys were driving down the road when the driver failed to effectively stop at a red light, crashing through a retaining wall and falling upside down into the water, ABC 4 in Utah reports. "The vehicle exploded in front of me right there, just pieces and parts. It's like nothing you would see in your entire life," Brian Adams told the news station.

A group of strangers who jumped into Salt Lake City's Jordan River, are being hailed as heroes after saving three teenage boys who were inside a SUV that careened over a cliff and into the fast-moving waters. According to witnesses, the boys were driving down the road when the driver failed to effectively stop at a red light, crashing through a retaining wall and falling upside down into the water, ABC 4 in Utah reports. "The vehicle exploded in front of me right there, just pieces and parts. It's like nothing you would see in your entire life," Brian Adams told the news station.

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