| No images? Click here  BROUGHT TO YOU BY  Hey there! Here are a few stories you might have missed this week, plus our favorite long reads for the weekend. Once you're caught up, we'll meet you over on Digg.com for the latest. Have a great weekend! - Annie Johnson ON OUR RADAR According to the latest US Census data, the most drastic change is seen in those living with a spouse. The number of young people in this living situation has plummeted from almost 83 percent in 1967 to 37.5 percent in 2021.  Meteorites, spacesuits and Hollywood memorabilia: Everything can be bought at Theatrum Mundi, if you have the cash. Vice interviews the curator of the collection, who insists his buyers are simply eclectic collectors with money to burn.  No week of the omicron wave saw more deaths than the week of January 30 to February 5. More than 18,400 deaths were recorded, according to NBC News' tally. A few stats that stood out:
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Saturday, April 9, 2022
Where Millionaires Buy Weird Stuff
