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Vizio was recently in the news after it was confirmed by LeEco that it had decided to give up on its planned $2 billion acquisition of the former. That obviously hasn’t stopped Vizio from forging its way forward. The company today announced a couple of new audio products which include a soundbar that’s compatible with Chromecast and even comes with Google Assistant baked in.

Vizio’s SmartCast 36″ soundbar promises 5.1 wireless sound, it includes crystal-clear dialog as well as a wireless subwoofer. While Vizio soundbars have been known to be frustrating when trying to stream music from Spotify, hopefully, the company will have addressed the issue in this new product.

The Vizio SmartCast 36″ soundbar is available for purchase right now for $250. There are smaller options available in the series that obviously cost less than the SmartCast 36″.

Vizio has also come out with the Grave Go speaker. It’s a Wi-Fi streaming device which can either be used as part of the home audio setup or as a portable speaker when you’re out and about. It’s very versatile that way. It also has support for Chromecast. the built-in battery promises six hours of life. Vizio is selling the Crave Go via its website starting today for $199.

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All those who pre-ordered Halo Wars 2 Ultimate Edition last year received a free copy of Halo Wars: Definitive Edition. It has not been possible to buy this game on its own since then but that changes now. If you’re interested, you can now buy Halo Wars: Definitive Edition on its own for Windows and Xbox One.

This isn’t entirely surprising given that it was rumored just a couple of weeks back that perhaps it will soon be possible to buy Halo Wars: Definitive Edition as a standalone title on Xbox One and PC.

Microsoft has confirmed that this title is now available for purchase on its own. Halo Wars: Definitive Edition is a re-release of the original Halo Wars game that came out back in 2009 for the Xbox 360. The title offers improved graphics, new achievements, and all of the DLC released for the original game.

It can be purchased on its own via the Microsoft Store and Steam for $19.99. If you happen to own an Xbox One and Windows 10 PC then you should think about buying this game from the Microsoft Store given that it’s an Xbox Play Anywhere title so you will be able to play it on both platforms for the price of one.

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Solange Knowles is just as human as the rest of us. 

In a Q&A with Cosmopolitan at a Coachella event this week, the Grammy-winning artist opened up about how even she feels the pressure that many women do in constantly having to be a “strong woman.” 

“We as women face a lot of challenges on a daily basis,” she said. “We have to stand firm in our walk and our intentions — but there are absolutely times when that weight feels too heavy, feels like a load that I just can’t bear that day.”

And like the rest of us, she’s had to find her own way of dealing with that burden.

Her solution? Art. 

“I try to work through that in my…art, whatever medium that might be,” she said.

“My live performance [which is going down in museums and festivals across the country] is based around the color red, and all the things that communicates as a woman to the world — fiery, really vocal, present, almost a kind of stubborn color — and redefining it as being very complex…Being able to express that complexity, [I’m getting] a lot better at that the older I’ve gotten.”

Fiery, vocal, present, and stubborn? Sounds good to us. 

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On today’s episode of Piers Morgan says gross things about women’s bodies, the British TV personality came for Kim Kardashian after she was photographed living her best life in a vintage Dior bikini.

The reality TV star has been vacationing with friends in Punta Mita, Mexico, this week to celebrate her sister Kourtney Kardashian’s 38th birthday. Apparently, that was license enough for Morgan to take a swipe at her on “Good Morning Britain” Tuesday for not being a walking Photoshop ad 24/7, 365 days a year. 

“The great thing about these pics is she’s not flawless like every other woman, like every other man, none of us is flawless. Present company excluded,” Morgan said in conversation about the mother of two’s body with co-host Susanna Reid.

Before anyone gives credit to Morgan for engaging in discussion about toxic beauty standards, he promptly stuck his foot in his mouth when a clearly uncomfortable Reid defended Kardashian for showcasing her curves.

“I think we should celebrate cellulite, it’s a fact of life for, I’d say, 90 percent of women,” Reid said.

“Why would we celebrate it? We put up with it, tolerate it, but not accept it,” Morgan responded. “Flaws should not be celebrated.”

“My thoughts are she’s just launched her new emoji of her backside next to an ashtray which she’s called it ‘ass tray,’ so I think her posterior is fair game.” 

Morgan doubled down on his stance over social media when Twitter promptly schooled him about the power of body positivity. 

“Cellulite is not a flaw. It is a feature of many bodies, regardless of gender, shape or size,” Reid wrote on Twitter. “The female body isn’t a flaw. Cellulite isn’t a flaw,” another Twitter user added. 

Kardashian apparently caught wind of the online criticism and took to Twitter to to express herself and seemingly poke fun at her hairstylist Jen Atkin for “fat shaming” her on vacation. 

Morgan, of course, needed to have the last word and replied to Kardashian’s tweet about her “flawless body” with a thumbs up and smiling face emoji. 

Obviously, she’s is going to be just fine, because as her Snapchat below proves, nobody loves Kim Kardashian like Kim Kardashian. 

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Having your frat brothers raise more than $20,000 to pay for your top surgery shows that life can be full of surprises.

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