LeBron James, the non-MVP but consensus best basketball player on the planet, has re-signed with the Cleveland Cavaliers for three years and $100 million, according to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst. He will be the highest-paid player in the NBA.
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Normally, the most exciting part about a new car is seeing the design for the first time. However, Karma Automotive’s unveiling of the hybrid Revero today surprised no one, because it’s identical to the Fisker Karma. That’s not a bad thing — nobody ever criticized the original’s looks, penned by prolific Aston Martin DB9 and BMW Z8 stylist Henrik Fisker. Instead, Wanxiang, the Chinese auto parts company that bought Fisker out ofbankruptcy last year, focused on fixing the car’s lack of reliability and tendency to catch fire.
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You’re sitting in a conference staring at the face of the other party. You want one thing. They want something entirely different. And as you’re both on the verge of flipping over the table, it occurs to you that neither party is going to get what they want.
Comedian and actor Kevin Hart is about to release his debut rap album under the name of his alter-ego, Chocolate Droppa.
Billboard reports a deal is in place with Motown Records for the project to be released this fall.
If you’re counting on technology to radically extend your lifespan, you’ll want to pay close attention to what’s happening with the Greenland shark. According to a new scientific paper, this mysterious deep-sea dweller can live up to 400 years, making it the longest-lived vertebrate on Earth.
Continue reading A 400 Year-Old Shark May Hold the Cure to Aging
Here’s an interesting breakdown of how bad habits can break your car, and how they change depending on whether you’re driving with a manual, automatic, CVT or dual-clutch transmission.
Continue reading The Worst Driving Habits With Each Type Of Transmission, Explained
When it comes to neurological disorders like Alzheimer’s and schizophrenia, along with addiction and depression, a certain enzyme has gotten a lot of attention as a major actor in each: histone deacetylases (HDACs). Scientists recently developed a new imaging technique to see them in action, witnessing changes in gene activity in the brain for the first time.
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