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Laminate is no longer used: These floors are cheaper and warmer

SPC quartz-vinyl and felt linoleum are becoming the most popular floors in 2026. They are warmer, more moisture-resistant, and easier to maintain than traditional laminate.

Laminate is no longer used: These floors are cheaper and warmer

SPC quartz vinyl and felt linoleum are becoming the most popular floors in 2026. They are warmer, more resistant to moisture, and easier to maintain than classic laminate.

Jeff Bezos sent a clear message to all who fear the collapse of artificial intelligence

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos stated that he is not at all worried about a possible financial bubble bursting in the field of artificial intelligence. He believes that a few successful ideas will eventually pay off all current losses and justify the hundreds of billions of dollars being invested in this technology. His comment comes at a time when OpenAI is reaching a record valuation of $852 billion and plans an official stock market debut.

Performance at the Venice Biennale Draws Significant Attention

The guest of the new episode of the video series 'Tanjug Reflektor' was multimedia artist Snežana Arnautović Stjepanović, who spoke about her participation in the opening of the Austrian pavilion at the Venice Biennale.

Only 50 pilots in the world are allowed to land at this airport. The view of it causes dread.

Paro Airport in Bhutan is considered the most dangerous in the world - it is surrounded by the Himalayas, and only 50 specially trained pilots are allowed to land on this terrifying runway.

Mick Jagger Plays Josh O'Connor's Father in Alice Rohrwacher's New Film

Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger plays a lighthouse keeper in the new film by director Alice Rohrwacher, known for her work Happy as Lazzaro, which is currently being filmed on the Italian island of Stromboli.

He Listened to Elon Musk and Drove a Cybertruck Pickup Into a Lake: Police Immediately Arrested Him

A Tesla Cybertruck owner in Texas ended up in jail after intentionally driving his electric pickup into a lake. The driver wanted to check if the vehicle could really float on water, following earlier promises from the manufacturer. The test quickly turned into significant property damage and an emergency police intervention that attracted huge public attention.

Lightning on Jupiter is 100 Times Stronger Than Lightning on Earth: Juno Spacecraft Images Showed

Jupiter is the most massive planet in our solar system, so it's no surprise that it also has incredible storms, some of which last for centuries. Some of them also create devastating lightning strikes, which are 100 times more powerful than lightning on Earth, and possibly much stronger, a new study has shown, according to the Space Science Laboratory of the University of California, Berkeley.

Zendaya Sets New York Ablaze: Appeared in a SILVER Dress Defying Gravity, and Everyone Focused on ONE DETAIL! (VIDEO)

The famous fashion magazine Perfekt published a slow-motion video on its Instagram profile which quickly attracted huge attention. Young acting star Zendaya poses on a lawn in front of the massive, white logo of the brand "Louis Vuitton". Dressed in a bold and avant-garde creation, Zendaya exuded confidence as she turned for the cameras.

Japanese Create a Fingernail-Sized Chip Delivering Unprecedented Internet Speeds

Japanese scientists have successfully tested a new wireless technology that achieves data transfer speeds of up to 112 gigabits per second. This feat represents a huge step towards the introduction of the 6G mobile network, which will bring incredibly fast internet and instantaneous loading of the heaviest files. The research was officially published in the prestigious scientific journal Nature and immediately generated great public interest worldwide.

News of King Charles's death mistakenly broadcast on the radio

A British radio station mistakenly broadcast the news that King Charles III, 78, had died. According to foreign media, including The Guardian, on May 20, local time, British broadcaster Radio Caroline also issued an apology on social media the same day:

New cameras on the road to Greece through N. Macedonia: What do they record, where are they located and how much are the fines?

In North Macedonia, a digitized system of cameras for traffic monitoring and control has started operating. Violators of regulations will face fines at the border. If you are planning a trip to Greece, this is information you must not miss.