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If you squint hard enough at the cell phone policies and meeting dress codes, you might just see the ghost of “The Hoodie”—but don’t even think about covering your head on Mike Vrabel’s watch. The ex-linebacker and noted Titans motivator has returned to Foxborough, and his first message to the men in red, blue, and—tragically—hoodless gray is: this ain’t your father’s Patriots locker room, but you’ll play by these rules or you’ll be playing somewhere else. Welcome to the All-New, Slightly...

It was, by all accounts, one of the most infamous layovers in wrestling history—if you consider a transatlantic flight a “layover,” which, in this case, seems a generous understatement for a booze-fueled airborne circus that has reverberated through the industry for decades. The Plane Ride From Hell: Flight Attendants, Flair, and Fallout The “Plane Ride From Hell” wasn’t just a cheeky name for a rowdy evening—this 2002 chartered flight for WWE talent had all the makings of a disaster: a...

Cyber threats, much like glitter, have a knack for turning up everywhere, long after you thought you’d swept them away. From ransomware hijacking city councils in Europe to state-sponsored cyber shenanigans in Asia, the internet’s underbelly doesn’t discriminate by nation or time zone. The good news? Governments are taking a stand, passing new cybersecurity laws and regulations at a rapid clip, determined to make life harder for hackers and less anxiety-ridden for everyone else. The bad...

Despite the looming sunset on Windows 10 support, Microsoft isn’t content to simply stroll off into that good night—oh no, it’s squeezing in a spree of updates for both Windows 10 and Windows 11 that would make even the busiest bees blush. The company has rolled out recent updates laser-focused not on grand gestures, but on the sort of critical fixes and nuanced improvements that IT pros secretly crave: fewer glitches, more accessibility, and smoother daily workflows. So, let’s brush aside...

Windows users stared at their C: drives in dismay after April 2025’s Patch Tuesday, only to find a mysterious, empty new folder named “inetpub” lurking at the root of their systems—like some digital tumbleweed blown in by a particularly secretive Microsoft update. The Folder That Raised Eyebrows—and Security Alerts It didn’t take long for a global wave of confusion to ripple through IT departments, home offices, and the ever-vigilant world of security researchers. The appearance of the...