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Olivia Dunne stuns in classy purple outfit at Taylor Swift concert, fans say 'absolutely gorgeous'
Olivia Dunne stuns in classy purple outfit at Taylor Swift concert, fans say 'absolutely gorgeous'
The clip also revealed a delightful surprise that Dunne had kept hidden from her Instagram followers, a pair of eye-catching purple cowgirl boots
2023-05-29 16:49
When will 'Extraction 2' air? Release date, time and how to watch Chris Hemsworth's action flick
When will 'Extraction 2' air? Release date, time and how to watch Chris Hemsworth's action flick
Is Tyler Rake dead or alive? The answer to that burning question will be given when 'Extraction 2' arrives on Netflix
2023-05-29 15:57
Kai Cenat asks xQc to collaborate with him after successful first episode with IShowSpeed on Rumble: ‘Can we just come together for a weekend?’
Kai Cenat asks xQc to collaborate with him after successful first episode with IShowSpeed on Rumble: ‘Can we just come together for a weekend?’
Kai Cenat proposed xQc collaborate with him as they have already met for a fun-filled outing at Universal Studios and Super Nintendo World
2023-05-29 15:28
Is RiceGum broke and 'working at McDonald’s'? YouTuber addresses boxer Jake Paul's claims
Is RiceGum broke and 'working at McDonald’s'? YouTuber addresses boxer Jake Paul's claims
RiceGum broke his silence and addressed the claims about working at McDonald's
2023-05-29 15:25
What to stream this week: Foo Fighters, 'The Idol,' LeBron James and 'American Gladiators' doc
What to stream this week: Foo Fighters, 'The Idol,' LeBron James and 'American Gladiators' doc
This week’s new entertainment releases include an album from Foo Fighters and some lost songs by the late Kenny Rogers, a new gritty HBO series from “Euphoria” creator Sam Levinson called “The Idol” starring Lily-Rose Depp and The Weeknd
2023-05-29 12:18
'But sounds like a valley girl from California': Melissa Gorga trolled as she calls herself 'Italian'
'But sounds like a valley girl from California': Melissa Gorga trolled as she calls herself 'Italian'
Melissa Gorga shared a video of herself promoting Amazon's Italy storefront
2023-05-29 09:19
Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed's first Rumble episode's reviews out: 'Will only get better from here'
Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed's first Rumble episode's reviews out: 'Will only get better from here'
Fans are very excited to see Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed collaborate on the show
2023-05-28 18:46
7 times Black Mirror predicted the future
7 times Black Mirror predicted the future
Black Mirror is returning to our screens for a new series in June - get hyped. It has been four years since fans of the dystopian drama were last treated to a taste of the anthology TV series and 12 since it first aired in the UK so safe to say, its return has been long awaited. But since it first graced our screens in 2011, a lot has changed in the world. Sign up to our free Indy100 weekly newsletter Life has often imitated art and Black Mirror now seems less of a dystopia and more of a documentary. Especially in these seven instances where the show was just a bit too on the nose... 1. PM has sex with a pig In season one of the show, a kidnapper demands that the prime minister, Michael Callow, has sex with a pig on live television to secure the safe return of a British royal family member. While this certainly did not happen in real life, it sounded a bit like Piggate - a claim that surfaced in 2015 that, during his university years, former prime minister David Cameron inserted his penis into a dead pig's mouth at a party. 2. People ride bikes for tokens In another season two classic, Black Mirror writer Charlie Brooker imagines a world where people ride stationary bikes for a virtual currency used to buy essentials. Today in Paris's station Gare Du Nord, people can ride bikes to generate power to charge their phones while they wait for their trains. 3. AI versions of deceased loved ones In season two episode Be Right Back, a woman brings her dead boyfriend back to life (kind of) by getting an android version of him, which learns his speech patterns by using his social media posts and online communications Last year Amazon revealed an experimental Alexa feature that allows the app to mimic the voices of users' dead relatives. 4. Joke politicians go viral The Waldo Moment sees a satirical computer-animated bear become a politician. Now we could resort to some rubbish satire of our own and say all the politicians we have in the House of Commons are no better than cartoon bears but that would be cheap. What is the case is that joke candidates like Count Binface and other representatives from the Monster Raving Loony Party frequently outperform fringe candidates in by-elections that take place in the UK nowadays. 5. People rate their social interactions In season three, an episode called Nosedive sees people rate all of their social interactions on a five-star scale which then go on to form a person's socioeconomic status. This is quite similar to people rating each other on Uber and swiping across each other on dating apps like Hinge and Bumble if you ask us. Black Mirror | Nosedive Featurette [HD] | Netflix www.youtube.com 6. Tracking health through tablets In Arkangel, a season four episode, Marie implants her three-year-old daughter with an Arkangel system which monitors her health, vision and hearing via a tablet computer. It is not too dissimilar to the rise of Apple Watches and FitBits which people use to obsess over their resting heart rate, sleep score and step count. 7. The rise of dating apps In Hang the DJ, people use an electronic device called "Coach" which chooses their partners and the duration of their relationship. Nowadays there is always a new dating app every other week promising to find people love and happiness in different ways. So it is safe to say Black Mirror really had its finger on the pulse when envisioning a not-too-distant future. We can't wait to see what phenomena the next few episodes will predict. Have your say in our news democracy. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings.
2023-05-28 15:51
Kai Cenat taunts Kick as Rumble show premieres: 'If you wanted us, you could have had us'
Kai Cenat taunts Kick as Rumble show premieres: 'If you wanted us, you could have had us'
Despite Kick's prolonged interest in acquiring Kai Cenat, his recent remarks hinted that the streamer has moved past the possibility of joining the platform
2023-05-28 14:25
Elon Musk tweets quote by neo-Nazi wrongly attributed to Voltaire
Elon Musk tweets quote by neo-Nazi wrongly attributed to Voltaire
Twitter users on Saturday were quick to point out that a quote shared by CEO Elon Musk had been misattributed to Voltaire – when it had in fact originated with a neo-Nazi. The billionaire tweeted a joke featuring a meme that showed a large hand crushing struggling figures with the accompanying words: “’To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize.’ – Voltaire” Underneath that, the meme includes the joking comment: “we need to rise up against children with leukemia.” The very same “Voltaire” quote, however, was the subject of a fact-check piece last year from The Associated Press after Republican Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie shared it in a tweet criticizing Dr Anthony Fauci, also attributing the words to the French philosopher. “Enlightenment-era writer Voltaire did not say this,” AP reported. “The quote, which was paraphrased, comes from a 1993 radio broadcast by Kevin Alfred Strom, who has been identified as a neo-Nazi by organizations that monitor hate groups.” The AP continued: “The original quote from Strom, a self-proclaimed American white nationalist and Holocaust denier, has been used previously online and paraphrased in a variety of ways ... Despite the quote originating more than a hundred years after Voltaire’s death in 1778, it has been repurposed and incorrectly attributed to him dozens of times. In 2019, actor John Cusack tweeted the quote before deleting the post and apologizing.” On Saturday, Musk’s tweet remained for hours without correction or apology as users pointed out the inaccuracy, some with glee and some with scorn. “If only your ability to launch rockets or presidential campaigns was as good as your ability to launch misinformation,” tweeted commentator and author Keith Olbermann. “Voltaire didn’t say that. A neo-Nazi said that. 30 years ago. Good work, Elmo.” Another user, @HistoryUser, shared a Reuters fact-check link and wrote: “This was not said by Voltaire but by Kevin Strom, a neo-Nazi and Holocaust denier. It’s a cool quote and I wish it had been said by a better dude, but it wasn’t, and so people should really stop using it. (And definitely stop saying Voltaire said it!)” The Independent has reached out to Twitter for comment. Read More Elon Musk's brain implant company Neuralink says it has US approval to begin trials in people EU official says Twitter abandons bloc's voluntary pact against disinformation DeSantis signed bill shielding SpaceX and other companies from liability day after Elon Musk 2024 launch Kimberly Guilfoyle threatens DeSantis: ‘You’re going to get hurt, and damaged – badly’ Donald Trump Jr shares doctored Office clip showing Ron DeSantis wearing a woman’s suit
2023-05-28 06:29
EDP445: A look at former YouTuber's life after his channel was shut down
EDP445: A look at former YouTuber's life after his channel was shut down
EDP445 signed up on YouTube for the first time in 2010 before it being removed in 2021
2023-05-27 17:59
Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed's Rumble show premieres with a special guest dropping in for first episode
Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed's Rumble show premieres with a special guest dropping in for first episode
The first episode of Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed's show officially premiered on Rumble on May 26
2023-05-27 17:52
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