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Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton took their romance to yet another stage, singing their new duet “Go Ahead and Break My Heart” at the 2016 Billboard Music Awards. 

Shelton opened playing the guitar, wearing a sharp black blazer and shirt with jeans. Stefani, of course, brought the sparkle and bling in a gorgeous, sheer gown. 

The two locked eyes throughout the entire performance, essentially forgetting the rest of the audience was there. 

The pop singer and country crooner first premiered their song on “The Voice.” With lyrics like, “Why don’t you go ahead and break my heart? / Why are you waiting, is it way too hard? / If moving on is what you want to do / Why don’t you do it?” the song offers a very personal look at the pair’s relationship. 

Stefani and Shelton began dating in 2015 after separately going through divorces. The two went public with their relationship when both coaching on “The Voice,” and have since written songs about each other. 

“If you have followed my career even a little bit in my life, you know what has happened with me in the last, gosh, eight or nine months,” Shelton told Entertainment Tonight in March. “I can put my life experience, whether it’s a divorce or my new girlfriend, whatever those experiences are, whatever things that are happening in my life, I have an outlet for them.” 

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With all the hype and success that Marvel has had with their Iron Man, Captain America, and Avengers franchises, many had expected Captain America: Civil War to be a hit movie, and sure enough it was, but unfortunately over in the US, the movie only managed to hold onto its crown for two weeks.

It looks like we have a new king in town and that movie is none other than the Angry Birds movie, a movie inspired by Rovio’s series of Angry Birds video games. According to reports, Captain America: Civil War managed to generate $33.1 million in its third week in theaters, which is a lot of money, but Angry Birds managed to pull quite a bit ahead at $39 million.

If you are surprised, don’t be because just last week, we reported that the movie had already been breaking records around the world, and this was before the movie had even opened up in larger markets like the US and South Korea. We guess to a certain extent no one really expected much from it.

After all it did seem like a rather obvious cash-grab for a franchise that has been around for a very long time (7 years since its first release in 2009, for those wondering). In any case for those who are wondering what the fuss is all about, the movie is still playing in cinemas so do check it out if you are curious.

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If you think that 3D printing is simply limited to just printing bones or body parts for medical purposes, think again because for all we know, one day we could be driving around in 3D printed vehicles. Heck, in fact that time appears to be now thanks to Airbus’s subsidiary APWorks who has created what they are calling the world’s first 3D printed motorcycle.

Is that statement true? We suppose if we are looking 3D printed motorcycles, maybe not because for those unfamiliar, earlier this year there was a man who 3D printed a 1972 Honda CB500 motorcycle replica. However the motorcycle was merely a replica and does not actually work, while APWorks’s “Light Rider” does, although it will cost you €50,000.

The material used is melted miniscule aluminum alloy particles which helped account for its light-weight, which according to the company weighs a mere 77 pounds. It also sports an engine that will allow it to go from 0 to 50 miles in a few seconds, which isn’t exactly the fastest bike we’ve seen, but we reckon you should probably be amazed by the fact that it is 3D printed and less on its performance.

As for its somewhat alien/futuristic design, the company claims that this is a marriage of designing a bike that is both light and capable of withstanding the daily rigors of being ridden around. “The result: a motorcycle that looks more like an organic exoskeleton than a machine. That was a very deliberate design goal for APWorks, which programmed the algorithm to use bionic structures and natural growth processes and patterns as the basis for developing a strong but lightweight structure.”

The company announced that they only plan to make about 50 units, so we’re guessing that they’ll be sold out fairly quickly.

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If you love the direction that Blizzard has been taking when it comes to giving their characters and the game a bit of a backstory, you’ll be pleased to learn that the latest animated short dubbed “Hero” has been released. This animated short will feature the Soldier 76 character which you will be able to play in the game.

Now according to a report from last week, it was speculated that there could be a new hero announced in the video, but unfortunately it does not look like there was. If there is, maybe it will be a separate post but for now we guess gamers who had their hopes up will now have their hopes dashed.

Oddly enough this animated short only seems to feature one character – Soldier 76. So far the previous animated shorts we’ve seen has covered at least two heroes each, like Winston and Reaper, Widowmaker and Tracer, and Hanzo and Genji, so it’s strange that this short only covers Soldier 76.

In any case the short looks amazing, which we expected nothing less from Blizzard. Overwatch will be released on the 24th of May. Launch time and details can be found here. In the meantime if you have a few minutes to spare, you definitely won’t want to miss out on this animated short.

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Rest assured, Bobby Jindal (R-LA). Republicans are not the stupid party. They are the evil party.

Democrats are the stupid party. With the havoc that could be wreaked by the Zika virus, the right-wing feel they must “find” money in the budget to offset the research and development necessary to be ready for it.

But, $25 billion to shut down the government? Not a problem.

The Democrats are genetically incapable of calling them on it. A statement here or there, and that is it. Or, as Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) once told me about another subject, “didn’t you see my press release?”

Like Katrina and 9/11, we know it is coming. And yet, like Katrina and 9/11, Republicans sit on their hands.

After all, how much more fun to blame Obama for Zika, as Donald Trump will certainly do. And, while they are at it, they will make it more and more difficult for mothers who are carrying the microcephalic babies to have abortions.

This, Secretary Clinton/Senator Sanders/Senator Reid/Congresswoman Pelosi, could not be an easier case to make to shape public sentiment.

Republicans owe the country $25 billion from a shutdown so absurd that their own Speaker, John Boehner (R-OH) lashed out at it, and the architects said they they knew in advance it would fail.

$25 billion.

U.S. taxpayers will, thank you very much, take the first $1.9 billion of that back to protect unborn children and mothers from the Zika virus. (Unborn children? Who, pray tell, pontificates their love for them?)

A little clue on how to make this happen. Speak about it from all quarters. Have Hillary and Bernie call into morning news programs, just like Trump does, to talk about it. Repeat-repeat-repeat-repeat-repeat. Keep making the distinction. Demand the first “credit” from the $25B the right-wing owes the country is protection against the Zika virus.

Every time you are on a Sunday morning yapping show, talk about it. Bring every question back to Zika, right-wing obstruction, hypocrisy over protecting the unborn, $25 billion they blew on the government shutdown.

Of course, the above scenario will never happen. After all, the Dems are indeed the stupid party.

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