Live television is rife with opportunities for bloopers. From strange audience members to unpredictable interviewees, news anchors never know what they might encounter. And these 10 GIFs demonstrate just that.
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SITTWE, Myanmar — From inside the neighborhood that has become their prison, they can look over the walls and fences and into a living city.
Stores are open out there. Sidewalk restaurants are serving bottles of Mandalay beer. There are no barbed-wire roadblocks marking neighborhood boundaries, no armed policemen guarding checkpoints. In the rest of Sittwe, this city of 200,000 people along Myanmar’s coast, no one pays a bribe to take a sick baby to the doctor.
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WASHINGTON — Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) predicted on Sunday that the House would pass the Senate’s immigration bill, despite Speaker John Boehner’s (R-Ohio) repeated insistence that his chamber would pass a reform bill of its own.
“By the end of this year, the House will pass the Senate bill,” Schumer said on Fox News Sunday.
Boehner has consistently stressed his plan to stick to the so-called “Hastert rule,” which would require support of a majority of his own party caucus, in order to pass immigration. That could produce a much harsher bill than the Senate’s legislation.
NEW YORK — What’s new this Fourth of July?
A happy face with a wink exploding over New York City as part of Macy’s Fourth of July Fireworks 2013 – the nation’s biggest display.
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Lindsay Lohan has waved the white flag in her battle for Adderall ….. TMZ has learned.
Lilo has put up a tough fight to keep the Adderall train rolling in rehab. First she threatened to boycott rehab unless she got the Rx drug, then she pitched a fit at Betty Ford when they took it away, but sources close to her tell us she’s finally ok living Adderall-free in the new facility.
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While Michelle Obama‘s South Africa trip has brought some sartorial surprises, last night’s outfit offered a happy return to form. On Friday, our favorite first lady experimented with a saturated purple pantsuit we weren’t crazy about, but Michelle made a quick recovery on Saturday when she chose a one-shouldered orange gradient dress by Naeem Khan, a FLOTUS favorite.
Michelle has worn the Indian-American designer’s creations many times before, at prayer services, White House Correspondents’ Dinners, state dinners and Oscars appearances — and even once before on this very trip to Africa.
Michelle accessorized with sideswept bangs and a gold chain necklace. Do you like the look?
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The BET Awards should be called the Drake Awards.
The rapper-singer is up for 12 honors, including five nominations for video of the year, which has 10 nominees.
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Cameron Diaz and Penelope Cruz certainly seem friendly in their new movie “The Counselor.” Fans got a tantalizing sneak peek from a scene that teases the two stars almost topless by the pool and drinking cocktails in the star-studded Ridley Scott thriller.
Both actresses played love rivals in the science fiction film “Vanilla Sky,” alongside the film’s leading man Tom Cruise, 12 years ago. Diaz played Julie Gianni, the obsessed former girlfriend of Cruise’s character David Aames’, while Cruz portrayed Aames’ love interest, Sofia Serrano.
The two actresses are working together again, and they certainly seem comfortable with each other. The duo chose a makeup-free look. Their natural look makes them look fresh, with their faces framed by their wet hair. The film also stars Brad Pitt, Javier Bardem and John Leguizamo.
How will the world end? We dodged the 2012 doomsday predicted by the Mayan calendar, but scientists have provided several possible scenarios for the world’s demise. Hollywood has its own set of ideas, from zombies to giant earthquakes to alien invasions.
According to Ron Miller, former art director for the Albert Einstein Planetarium at the National Air & Space Museum in Washington D.C., it’s not just earth’s destruction we have to worry about. He told The Huffington Post in an email:
From the end of civilization we go to the end of human life on Earth, then to the end of life of any kind, then to the destruction of the planet itself. But it can get even worse than that. After the Earth is gone, the solar system itself will eventually be destroyed, the sun will become a dark, cold cinder and, after many billions of years, will come the heat death of the entire universe.
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