It’s a fact: If you work out, you’re gonna sweat. Yes, the thermometer’s been popping records all across the country this season, but some of us are just sweaty athletes. And your laundry bag has noticed. So has your wife, who wonders why that pile of soaking wet workout clothes smells like an animal curled up and died inside. Here’s the thing: You don’t need to struggle the way you do, dripping with sweat, feeling like your shirt gained 10 pounds of water weight mid-run, or dealing with your wet top clinging awkwardly to your nipples at the gym.

The Night City Rollercoaster: What Choices Mean for V Cyberpunk 2077 is not just a game, it’s an ever-evolving maze of choices and consequences set in the dystopian playground of Night City. CD Projekt Red has crafted a narrative so rich that you’ll find yourself entangled in the life of the main character, V, along with his complicated friendship with Johnny Silverhand. With the release of its Phantom Liberty DLC, Cyberpunk 2077 has seen a surge in players looking to explore every cranny of Night City’s dark corners.

Get to know Margaret Lucille Suliin, the late ex-wife of David Woolley who is currently dating Sister Wives star Christine Brown. Is she alive today? How old was she? Do they have any children? This article covers all the details. Meet Margaret Lucille Suliin, David Woolley Late Wife Sister Wives starlet Christine Brown recently “hard launched” her new relationship after a year after ending her marriage of 25 years in November 2021.

Crystal Reed is reportedly dating Maria Sten, her co-star from their DC Universe web series Swamp Thing, which was cancelled earlier in 2019. The former MTV Teen Wolf star, who appeared on the hit teen series between 2011 and 2014, seemingly confirmed that Danish actress Sten is her girlfriend in a comment posted on Sten's Instagram page. "Can't wait to have my girlfriend back," Reed wrote under a photo of Sten, who has been traveling in Italy.

By Sarah Norman | December 24, 2023 My Generation The 1960s were an era where music was changing drastically. In just a few short years electric guitars and bombastic drums overtook the quiet sounds of acoustic guitars and vocal groups, which means that every young person who picked up a six-string did their best to strum out a rock 'n roll anthem. The following '60s rock anthems are in no order, they're just songs pulsating, groovy songs that we can't turn off whenever we hear them on the radio.