The official launch of Android Wear 2.0, which happened last month, was supposed to have happened around December last year. Almost true to its delayed nature, the actual rollout of the update is going to be delayed yet again. Although it hasn’t said until when, Google is admitting that there is going to be quite a delay because of an … Continue reading
Stephen Colbert poked fun at President Donald Trump on Thursday for hiring his own daughter.
With media reports indicating that Ivanka Trump will serve as the president’s “eyes and ears” in her new, unpaid White House role, the “Late Show” host noted there was “no word yet on who would be operating his brain.”
Colbert also suggested some alternative roles for Trump’s sons, Eric and Donald Jr., before finding out which family members would be assigned what jobs on the “White House Chore Wheel.”
Check out the segment above.
Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin, Mahershala Ali, Amy Poehler and a whole host of other stars are teaming up for Stand for Rights: A Benefit for the ACLU. Join us at 7 p.m. Eastern on Friday, March 31, on Facebook Live.
You can support the ACLU right away. Text POWER to 20222 to give $10 to the ACLU. The ACLU will call you to explain other actions you can take to help. Visit www.hmgf.org/t for terms. #StandForRights2017
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The time has FINALLY come.
Victoria Beckham rode shotgun alongside “Late Late Show” host James Corden for a Spice Girls-filled Carpool Karaoke segment ― except there was one big change.
The highly anticipated singalong was only a small part of a somewhat bizarre recreation of the trailer for the 1980s film, “Mannequin.”
Earlier on Thursday, the former Spice Girl teased the upcoming appearance on Snapchat, saying she was filming something “top secret.”
Of the two-and-a-half minute trailer, only about 30 seconds were dedicated to Carpool Karaoke. But at least the song Beckham and Corden chose to sing will spice up everyone’s day.
Watch the clip in the video above.
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US intelligence agents are pretty sure the Russian government authorized the DNC hacks and leaked Hillary Clinton’s emails. While the country continues to deny its involvement, security firm SecureWorks found evidence that it has been targeting Clint…
A YouTube collection of grainy video clips highlights the progress Gravity founder Richard Browning has made toward his outlandish dream over the past year. Each seems more terrifying than the last, with multiple jet engines attached to his limbs in various configurations, as he hovers a few feet from the ground. Read More
What happens when a 200-ton boulder slides onto the road, completely blocking traffic? Well, absent Paul Bunyan, you have to blow that shit up, just to show Nature who’s boss. Which is precisely what the Oregon Department of Transportation did yesterday near the small town of Gilde.
Although it now shares the limelight with rival HTC Vive, Oculus will most likely be forever remembered as the startup that started this new virtual reality wave. Now owned, by Facebook, the company has been involved in a few controversies lately, and most of them can perhaps be attributed to its co-founder, Palmer Luckey. The public face of the Oculus … Continue reading
A report in the Washington Post about Rex Tillerson caused a flurry of speculation on Twitter that the secretary of state may be a vampire, a basilisk or perhaps even Medusa.
The Post reported that some career diplomats working under Tillerson “have been instructed not to speak to him directly ― or even make eye contact.” The report also said career State Department workers “swap paranoid stories about Tillerson that often turn out to be untrue,” so the veracity of the forbidden eye contact rule is unclear.
But that little tidbit caused Tillerson’s name to trend on Twitter late Thursday with more than 20,000 tweets weighing in, and many were wondering just what was up with America’s top diplomat.
Here’s a sampling:
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President Donald Trump faced an immediate backlash after he tweeted a clip about women on Thursday night.
During what was supposed to be a rousing video featuring his address during the Women’s Empowerment Panel at the White House, Trump said that “only by enlisting the full potential of women in our society” would we be able to Make America Great again.
Check out the tweet and clip here:
Given his history of misogynistic and sexist behavior, Trump’s call-to-arms sparked outrage on Twitter. Hundreds reminded the president of his offensive hot mic comments on that 2005 bus ride with former “Access Hollywood” host Billy Bush, his signing of an anti-abortion executive order whilst surrounded entirely by men and his spat with former Fox News host Megyn Kelly.
Here’s a sampling of the reactions:
Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin, Mahershala Ali, Amy Poehler and a whole host of other stars are teaming up for Stand for Rights: A Benefit for the ACLU. Join us at 7 p.m. Eastern on Friday, March 31, on Facebook Live.
You can support the ACLU right away. Text POWER to 20222 to give $10 to the ACLU. The ACLU will call you to explain other actions you can take to help. Visit www.hmgf.org/t for terms. #StandForRights2017
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Cars crashing into each other is bad, 100 percent. We would all like to avoid this. And we should also avoid hitting pedestrians with our cars, because that’s really bad, too. Apparently, it happened a lot last year.
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