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Ontario has banned cellphones from classrooms during instructional time. Wait, it was okay before? (Source: Canadian Press via CP24)

A fast-food joint hires artificial intelligence to take orders, and another source of employment for humans is in jeopardy. (Source: KMGH-TV/Denver)

A teenager can solve Rubik’s Cube in less than 17 seconds with his feet. Really. (Source: WNYW-TV/New York)

A man was arrested for killing his roommate for being a slob. That’s one way to keep the place clean. (Source: WCAU-TV/Philadelphia)

A woman is accused of shooting her boyfriend because he was snoring. While that might be effective, there are less extreme measures that might be effective. (Source: WKMG-TV/Orlando)

They’re making a Hello Kitty movie. I’m OK with that, and there’s a larger point in that, too. (Source: New York Times)

Recent stories about a $19 million car and a $10,000 per night Vegas hotel suite raise a few questions. (Sources: CNBC; SFGate.com)

Steven Spielberg’s campaign to ban movies made for Netflix and other streamers raises the question of what is a movie. I think you know it when you see it. (Source: Los Angeles Times)

The rush to buy Bryce Harper jerseys in Philadelphia reminds one Phillies fan (me) of the weirdness of wearing another person’s shirt. (Source: WPVI-TV/Philadelphia)

A Canadian supermarket was accidentally left open when it was supposed to be closed. What happened next is… Canada, basically. (Source: CTV News)