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 How weird sleep schedules can affect our mental health
Much like a clock on the wall, our cells have their own 24-hour timeline. When they're in sync, our body clock may act as a protective barrier against mental and physical illnesses. But throw in some jet lag, a night shift or a bout of insomnia, and suddenly the clock's hands are spinning out of sync — potentially leaving us more vulnerable to viral infections and depression, scientists say. Richard Friedman, a professor of clinical psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medical College, recently recalled a U.S. patient who suffered from manic depression. The man became depressed after returning from a trip to Europe, but seemed to snap out of it after a fun trip out West. Read more... More about Psychiatry, Psychiatrist, Biological Clock, Body Clock, and Circadian Rhythm Read More »'Zelda: Breath of the Wild' speedrun record down to 54 minutes
Here's someone completing The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild in less than an hour. I'm 80 hours in and just discovered a town I'd never seen before yesterday. FML. The 54:05 completion time from streamer Venick is the latest reported speedrun record for Breath of the Wild, supplanting a 58:01 finish that had been set hours earlier by MrGymnast86. Venick admits that his own "not terrible run" still leaves room for improvement. It's worth noting that Venick shaved time off his playthrough using a handful of tricks, documented in the YouTube description. Playing the Wii U version saves 31 seconds on load times versus the Switch; switching the language to German saves another 10 seconds; and perhaps most controversially, using the "Link Rider" amiibo to summon Epona — a legendary horse — saves another 40-50 seconds. Read more... More about Speedrunning, Speedrun, The Legend Of Zelda Breath Of The Wild, Esports, and Gaming Read More »Grover and Neil deGrasse Tyson get deep about the wonders of the universe
Spotted: Neil deGrasse Tyson and Grover from Sesame Street hanging out at SXSW. What in the WORLD??! The astrophysicist wore his best shade of blue to the final day of "The Mashable Show" to answer some questions about the universe from the lovable friend of Cookie Monster and Bert. Grover got right to it, asking Tyson the question on basically everyone's mind —what exactly is it that an astrophysicist does? Tyson explained that his job is to look at how nature reveals itself to us on Earth, and "ask if that applies to other planets, stars, and galaxies across space and time." Read more... More about Mashable Show, Neil Degrasse Tyson, Grover, Sxsw 2017, and Entertainment Read More »The 'Trainspotting' sequel hits U.S. at secret SXSW screening
A tad over 20 years after the world first got a glimpse of the wild world of Renton, Sick Boy, and Spud in Trainspotting, America will get its first look at where they are now in the film's sequel on Sunday night in Austin. T2 Trainspotting will make its U.S. debut at a "secret screening" at SXSW. Directed by Danny Boyle, who directed the first film, the film is loosely based on the book Porno by Irvine Welsh, who also penned the book that the first film was based off on. Boyle and Ewan McGregor, who return from the original film, will be doing a Q&A after Sunday's screening, according to Variety, and continue doing press on Monday. Read more... More about Sxsw, Secret Screening, Danny Boyle, Ewan Mcgregor, and T2 Trainspotting Read More »The world's most wanted hacker is basically a nerdy supervillain
On Sunday, the New York Times published a story on Evgeniy M. Bogachev, described as "the most wanted cybercriminal in the world," full of details about the hacker's crimes, plots, some incredible tidbits and a photo to end all amazing FBI photos. Bogachev has long been sought after for his hacking schemes, draining millions of dollars from businesses the world over and placing him in control of hundreds of thousands of computers. His GameOver Zeus malware scheme, which was shut down in 2014, netted him a Scrooge McDuck-sized vault of money to swim in. More about Russia, Cybercrime, Evgeniy Bogachev, Tech, and Politics Read More »'Game of Thrones' creators reveal final season's episode run and we're devastated
All shows must die. We just wish Game of Thrones could hang on a little longer. On Sunday, showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss made the announcement at South by Southwest: the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones will contain only six episodes. That will come after Season 7 (premiering July 16), which will be only seven episodes, down from the usual 10. Yes, we're devastated, too. That means you only have 13 total episodes left with your favorite characters, unless they get brutally murdered right away, which is totally a possibility. Read more... More about Sxsw 2017, Hbo, Game Of Thrones Season 8, Game Of Thrones, and Entertainment Read More »Trolls came for Chrissy Teigen's parenting skills and she had none of it
Like most women on the internet who dare to reveal anything about their lives, Chrissy Teigen fields a ton of unwarranted criticisms of her parenting skills. And in true Teigen fashion, she tends to take swift vengeance on those who dare come for her. On Friday, she shared a screenshot of comments posted to a photo of her family. "Imagine being this miserable," she wrote. "We are fine, thanks".
Cat dad uses piano to induce feline bliss
Some dog people wonder: Are cats evil? Probably not, but they are definitely better at giving zero f*cks about your human feelings than, say, every other furry pet on earth. Nevertheless, one talented cat dad in Istanbul proves that if you can generate the proper amount of musical entertainment, cats will not only pretend to care about you, they might actually love you. Musician Sarper Duman regularly serenades his large clowder of cats as the furry audience watches from the window in front of his piano at home. Read more... More about Instagram, Pets, Music, Cats, and Watercooler Read More »The internet slams congressman's straight-up racist tweet
Rep. Steven King is no stranger to controversy, but he kicked one hell of a hornet's nest on Sunday thanks to a tweet that was just straight-up racist. It started with a cartoon tweeted by the anti-immigrant account Voice of Europe, showing Geert Wilders, a far-right politician from the Netherlands who wants to end immigration and ban the Quran, poking a finger in a dam to hold off a literal wave of Islam. It's racist as hell. But then King upped the ante by tweeting the cartoon with the addition, "Wilders understands that culture and demographics are our destiny. We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies." Read more... More about Geert Wilders, Steve King, Islamaphobia, Us World, and Politics Read More »Ed Sheeran will guest star on next season of 'Game of Thrones' and it's all because of Maisie Williams
Game of Thrones has nabbed its biggest guest star yet. Ed Sheeran will appear in an episode of Season 7, according to showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss, who announced the news at their South By Southwest panel on Sunday. The Q&A was moderated by Thrones stars Maisie Williams (Arya Stark) and Sophie Turner (Sansa Stark), and Benioff noted that Williams was the reason they wanted the "Shape of You" singer for a guest role in the first place. "We knew that Maisie was a big fan of Ed Sheeran, so for years we tried to get Ed Sheeran on the show so we could surprise Maisie, and this year we finally did it," he revealed. Read more... More about Game Of Thrones Season 7, Game Of Thrones, Ed Sheeran, Entertainment, and Tv Read More »Fire caused by an unsafe hoverboard results in death of a toddler
Despite product recalls and repeated warnings from government officials over the past two years, some people are still using unsafe hoverboards. Now a child from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, has died as a result of an apparently faulty board. SEE ALSO: The rise and fall of the hoverboard The fire was reported around 8 p.m. on Friday, during which one resident jumped from the second floor of the building to escape the blaze, according to AP. The next day, one of the children injured in the fire, 3-year-old Ashanti Hughes, was pronounced dead by the local coroner's office, while two other girls remained in critical condition in a local hospital. Read more... More about Hoverboard Fire, Hoverboards, Tech, and Gadgets Read More »Watch this Mexican volcano blow some serious smoke
One of Mexico's most famous volcanos erupted this weekend, sending clouds of ash down on surrounding communities. Popocatépetl has erupted twice since Saturday evening and emitted hundreds of short, low-intensity bursts of gas and smoke, Mexican authorities said on Sunday afternoon. Unlike Italy's Mount Etna, Popocatépetl hasn't spewed any spectacular lava — much to the relief of residents in Mexico's Puebla valley, which sits about 80 miles east of Mexico City. The area remains under "yellow alert," meaning families should protect their food and drinking water from the volcano's falling ash. Read more... More about Volcano Video, Volcanic Activity, Volcanic Eruption, Volcanic Ash, and Mount Etna Read More »I played 'tag' using a fake VR headset and I feel like such an idiot
Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. That's my takeaway after playing a game of "tag" while wearing a head-mounted display at SXSW. I was at Sony's "Wow Factory" exhibit where the company demos research prototypes and other bleeding edge tech. There, in the back of the room, was a demo called "Superception," which was basically a bizarre and extremely cringeworthy game of tag. Along with three other participants, I donned a colored vest and some kind of mobile video display headset equipped with a camera (there were no cables, thankfully) which allows you to see the surrounding area. After getting accustomed to how depth perception works (spoiler: it doesn't), the view switches to a split-screen view of four boxes (much like the split-screen view while playing console games). Read more... More about Hmd, Head Mounted Display, Sony, Tech, and Tech Read More »You will definitely LOL at Adele's alleged concert transportation trick
If you've been lucky enough to attend one of Adele's concerts in Australia, you'll notice that in many cases, the stage is in the centre of a sports stadium. With no underground access in the middle of the field, how the hell does she get to the stage, in order to magically pop out at the beginning of the show? According to The Sun, Adele has been using a humble box to transport herself — as in one of those giant touring cases which usually house equipment. "Adele sits in the box for several minutes as she is taken from her dressing room right to the centre of the crowd," an unnamed source told the outlet. Read more... More about Box, Entertainment, Adele Singer, Music, and Adele Read More »'Game of Thrones' showrunners address those spinoff rumors
Game of Thrones is set to end with Season 8 — and showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss have now confirmed that the final season will only be six episodes long — which means that if we want to spend more time in Westeros after the show wraps up, we'd better hope that HBO launches some kind of spinoff, prequel or sequel series. The good news: Benioff and Weiss think that a spinoff isn't such a long shot. The bad news: they don't plan on being involved with it. During the duo's panel at South By Southwest — moderated by Maisie Williams (Arya Stark) and Sophie Turner (Sansa Stark) — the showrunners speculated about the future of the franchise. Read more... More about Hbo, D.B. Weiss, David Benioff, Game Of Thrones Season 8, and Game Of Thrones Spinoff Read More »These cute robotic cat ears will nag you to fix your bad posture
Good posture makes you stand taller, breathe better, and will save you from looking like the Hunchback of Notre-Dame. But slouching and hunching is all too easy when you're sitting at your computer or head down staring at your phone. There's no real fix to bad posture other than to just straighten your back, but if you find yourself incapable or too lazy to do so, these mechanical Neko Electro cat ears might be just what you need. Though SXSW has become more brand-washed than ever before, its spirit is still to highlight the weird and experimental in music, film and technology. Read more... More about Sxsw 2017, Bad Posture, Neko Electro, Sxsw, and Cat Ears Read More »Trump really doesn't want to face these 21 kids on climate change
A showdown is brewing in the U.S. courts, one that pits young Americans against President Donald Trump and the fossil fuel industry. Central to the fight is a lawsuit that accuses the federal government and energy companies of failing to adequately address human-caused global warming. A group of 21 citizens, ages 9 to 20, claim that failure violates their "constitutional rights to life, liberty and property." Now Trump and fossil fuel defendants want the case to go away. Both groups filed separate motions last week to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to scrap an earlier ruling that upheld Juliana v. United States. It's unusual for the government to try to appeal a case to a higher court before a lower court has ruled on it — especially since this case is moving toward a trial later this year. Read more... More about Children S Lawsuit, Lawsuit, Our Children S Climate, Carbon Emissions, and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Read More »Dolphin wipes out a surfer and the surfer is so freaking happy about it
Seems like all you can do is laugh when you get whacked by a dolphin. Surfer Sam Yoon was ecstatic when he was knocked off his board by the aquatic mammal off Duranbah Beach, in Australia's Tweed Heads. The dolphin was leaping in front of a wave and collided with Yoon as it dived back into the water. "You see that? It landed on my head, shoulders and the back. It was like, full on," Yoon told 9 News Thursday, while reacting to iPhone footage of the collision. Image: 9 NEws The animal can be seen trying to avoid Yoon, tilting to its right mid-air. Yoon tried to get out of the way too, but it was too late. Read more... More about Videos, Video, Surfing, Dolphin, and Dolphins Read More »Chris Hemsworth goes full beast mode in intense workout video
Thor is unbelievably buff. You knew that. But did you know how much goddamn work it takes to look like that? The answer — thanks to a new Instagram video from Thor's Chris Hemsworth himself — is a lot. Your favourite non-annoying Australian has one guy in particular to thank for torturing him into shape, and that guy is "world's best trainer" and "flat out legend" Luke Zocchi. The trainer worked with both Hemsworth and Cate Blanchett on Thor: Ragnarok in Australia recently. And the results? They speak for themselves. Read more... More about Thor Ragnarok, Instagram, Video, Workout, and Chris Hemsworth Read More »'The Walking Dead' recap: Favorite characters return to their roots
This recap contains spoilers for The Walking Dead Season 7, episode 13, titled "Bury Me Here."Welp, that was a lot. This episode opens with some of the residents of the Kingdom loading a single melon onto a truck, an image which is incredibly painful once we learn its meaning. After what seems like a rough night of nightmares, Carol can't stand her self-imposed solitude any longer. She heads to the Kingdom to make sure that Daryl was letting the truth in last week's episode, and everyone back in Alexandria is alright. (Side note: No, he wasn't and no, they are not.) Read more... More about The Walking Dead Season 7, The Walking Dead Season 7, The Walking Dead Recap, The Walking Dead, and Entertainment Read More »Justin Bieber is sick overeager fans, and he ain't afraid to say so
Justin Bieber has been hounded by fame, ever since he first sang Justin Timberlake covers as a 14-year-old. Nine years later, his ennui is at an all-time high. And his tolerance for selfies is zero. Adoring fans in Australia, many who've paid a motza to see him live on his Purpose tour, need to back off and show some respect, according to the pop star. SEE ALSO: People can't, can't, can't believe how much some are paying for Justin Bieber's concert tickets He's been over this with you before, crazed fans — don't get up in his face for photos. Or if you do, prepare to be chastised by your idol. Read more... More about Australia, Music, Justin Bieber, Watercooler, and Watercooler Read More »Woman makes incredible meals using only random office equipment
This probably isn't what they had in mind when they said the office equipment was multi-functional. From frying pancakes on her CPU, to eating hotpot from a water dispenser, one Chinese woman is cooking up a storm — using just the stuff found around her office. Nicknamed "Office Little Ye", the woman's videos have gone viral on Chinese social media platform Weibo, with some of her videos scoring almost 20 million views. She uploads a new "cooking episode" once every few weeks, and some of her videos are also available on YouTube. Read more... More about Videos, Food, Office, China, and Watercooler Read More »Someone cut the whole 'Breaking Bad' series into a two-hour feature film
While there's plenty of films that run for ages (looking at you, Lord of The Rings trilogy) it's not easy to fit a television series into a movie-length format. Especially not one that'll put you to sleep. But by golly, someone has managed to do it with one of the finest TV series of the last decade, Breaking Bad. As many of the series' best moments take place at the end of an episode, the "film" is missing those heavy-breathing, suspenseful moments before the credits flash "Executive Producer, Vince Gilligan." However, it's not at all bad. In fact, at over two hours running time, it's perfect for that one friend of yours who can't be bothered watching the whole series. Read more... More about Entertainment, Videos, Video, Tv, and Breaking Bad Read More »Google Scholar might finally be Google's way back into China
After Google exited China seven years ago, it might finally have a way back in. A senior Chinese lawmaker has revealed that Google Scholar — Google's search engine for academic literature — is on a priority list to be allowed back over the Great Firewall. Google and all its services like Gmail and Google Maps are blocked in China, and users there need to use a VPN if they want to access Google services. SEE ALSO: Here's the woman who offered U.S. citizenship to the highest bidder at the Shanghai marriage market The move will seek to enhance Chinese "academic progress," the South China Morning Post quoted Liu Binjie as saying. Liu, a government party member and former head of China's top censorship body, said China's academics will likely be the first to access Google Scholar. Read more... More about Great Firewall, Google, Google Scholar, China, and Tech Read More »This capsule-style boarding house is only for cats, for a reason
Unlike most mixed pet boarding facilities, the newly-opened Nekoya Cat Hotel in Singapore is feline-only. That's because its unique apartment-style set up is meant to provide a zen space for stressed out cats, co-founder Debrah Lau said. Image: NEKOYA CAT HOTEL To suit cats' needs, the boarding capsules consist of cool and warm resting surfaces, and faces a large window with a view of the streets below, so furry tenants can people-watch for mental stimulation, she added. Image: NEKOYA CAT HOTEL Image: NEKOYA CAT HOTEL Mixed pet boarding facilities can be stressful for cats, if they have to come into contact with larger animals such as dogs, she said. Read more... More about Pet Boarding, Cats, Singapore, and Lifestyle Read More »Grown man loses to children on 'Robot Wars', awkwardly storms off
Sometimes, when you're in the heat of competition, tempers can run high. Robot Wars is absolutely no exception. On Sunday's episode, the mightily named Team Behemoth took on the slightly-less-mightily-named Team Cherub. It was a close-fought match that went down to the wire, and ended in a decision from the judges. Needless to say, one team member wasn't best pleased with the outcome: Oh dear. In fairness to Team Behemoth's captain Ant, he explained afterwards that he wasn't being a sore loser — he was actually annoyed with his team's decision to swap their robot's weapon for the fight. Read more... More about Uk, Bbc, Awkward, Robot Wars, and Entertainment Read More »Politician denies sending tweet, giant screen behind him shows the tweet
People are kind of accustomed to politicians making all sorts of gaffes, but this one beats them all. While on live TV, international trade secretary Liam Fox denied sending a controversial tweet while a large screen behind him clearly displayed it for everyone to see. Pretty f*cked up, isn't it? Watch it yourself: "Just for clarification, I didn't send out a tweet," he said, while Sky News' Sophy Ridge pointed to the giant picture of that very tweet. “Number two, it was taken from a speech I gave a year and a half ago and it was tweeted out by I think The Guardian and it was an incomplete reference in any case," Fox continued unfazed. Read more... More about Trump, Uk, Liam Fox, Twitter, and Political Gaffe Read More »This Bugatti yacht is basically a Chiron on water. With a jacuzzi. And a fire pit.
If you reduce the notion of a boat to its simplest purpose, it is a vehicle designed to keep you from getting wet. Which is why Bugatti's new yacht, which comes with a jacuzzi and a fire pit, makes so little sense — and yet, I bet someone out there will be more than happy to dish out a lot of money for it. It's not that a jacuzzi on a yacht is a novel idea; in fact, if you bought a superyacht that doesn't have at least one, you were probably ripped off. But the Bugatti Niniette 66, which is 20 meters (66 feet) long, is clearly not big enough for luxuries of that type. The jacuzzi and the fire pit pretty much take up all of the available space on the deck, which is probably why the yacht nominally carries a maximum of three people. Read more... More about Jacuzzi, Super Yacht, Niniette, Bugatti, and Bugatti Niniette 66 Read More »This 'Game of Thrones' compilation of Tyrion's best one-liners is glorious
Tyrion Lannister may be highly adept at drinking and knowing things, but he's also capable of delivering a mean one-liner. From memorable speeches about his childhood to blunt shut-downs, Sky Atlantic's above compilation will at the very least kill 80 seconds of the long, long wait until July. Game of Thrones Season 7 premieres on 17 July. Season 1-6 are available on Sky Box Sets and online streaming service NOW TV, from 1 May. Read more... More about Uk, Hbo, Sky Atlantic, Funny, and One Liners Read More »German store says it'll keep selling racist 'Save a dog, eat a Chinese' shirt
A German online retailer is facing a stream of backlash after several t-shirts with racist slogans were made available for sale on its website. Shirts containing the phrase "Save a dog, eat a Chinese" and "Save a shark, eat a Chinese" were featured on Spreadshirt. Image: Quentin1984/ spreadshirt The website allows users to create their own t-shirt designs, which can then be sold on the same platform. Netizens were swift to react. Despite protest, the t-shirts are still available for sale on Spreadshirt's website, with the company saying that they "have decided, based on our open platform principle, to keep the two designs in question." Read more... More about Spreadshirt, Racism, Chinese, China, and World Read More »Anglican church releases official advisory on 'Beauty and the Beast'
Disney's hotly anticipated live action Beauty and the Beast now comes with a formal warning from a church. Ahead of its screening, Bishop Rennis Ponniah of Singapore's St. Andrew's Cathedral published a statement to "alert" the congregation about the "homosexual content" in the film. Beauty and the Beast's sidekick character LeFou, played by Josh Gad, will be openly gay. "Disney films for children's entertainment are usually associated with wholesome, mainstream values ... [but] times are changing at a foundational level," the statement reads. Read more... More about Christianity, Church, Singapore, Lgbtq, and Lefou Read More »Boaty McBoatface is on its first mission and we really wish it well
Remember Boaty McBoatface? Those were happier, simpler times. For those who have forgotten (shame on you), Boaty McBoatface was the world's top choice for the £200 million ($290 million) polar research vessel in the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC)'s online vote. Unfortunately, the NERC later decided to ignore completely the will of the people and went on to name the polar research vessel after veteran broadcaster Sir David Attenborough — a crowdpleaser, to play it safe. To dispel a potential uprising, Boaty McBoatface was assigned to a mini-submarine which is now going to its first mission, heading to the Antarctic to investigate parts of the Southern Ocean: Read more... More about Polar Ship, Boaty Mcboatface, and Watercooler Read More »Biologically speaking, are you meant to be monogamous or monogamish?
Why we fall in and out of love has a lot to do with what being intimate does to our brains. To decode the ooey-gooey — and sometimes upsetting — effects of love, Mashable partnered with Bravo Media on a digital series called Love U. In this episode, Dr. Roshini Raj explores if human beings are meant to be monogamous. Read more... More about Wedding, Bravo, Love, Love U, and Watercooler Read More »14 things we learned from Ewan McGregor's glorious Reddit AMA
It's not every day you get the chance to ask Ewan McGregor how his penis is doing and actually get a response. If ever there's a format for such exchanges, though, it's most definitely a Reddit AMA. On Sunday, McGregor took part in one to promote T2 Trainspotting's U.S. release. From his favourite home-cooked meal to his upcoming appearance in Fargo Season 3, here are some things we learned. 1. The last time he watched Trainspotting.Image: reddit Read more... 2. How many takes he need to master the sadistic smile from the trailer.More about Uk, Scotland, Reddit Ama, Reddit, and T2 Trainspotting Read More »Comedian shuts down racist audience member in the most beautiful way
A Scottish stand-up comedian has somehow found the right response to an audience member who gave an incredibly racist response to a joke. Janey Godley, who last year welcomed Donald Trump in Scotland with the sign "Trump is a cunt," was doing a gig at the Wild Cabaret when she asked a couple in the audience,"What is the best thing about travelling through Scotland then?" The man, from Toronto, replied: "The lack of brown people".
Pandora guns for Spotify with 'Premium' subscription service
Pandora's done forking its lunch over to Spotify. The popular internet radio service is going on-demand with a new "Premium" subscription service announced Monday. Users will be able to pay $9.99 a month to search for and play whatever they want, whenever they want — and the service has a bit of Pandora's secret sauce mixed in. When you create a new playlist using the Premium service, you can ask Pandora to fill in any gaps using the same technology behind its radio service. The so-called "Music Genome Project" analyzes songs according to 450 attributes and uses this data — combined with what you tell Pandora you like or dislike — to play music tailored to your individual taste. Premium users can make a playlist, add two songs — "Blood and Thunder" and "Angel of Death," say — tap "Add Similar" and get a bunch of other, uh, feel-good songs. Read more... More about Music, Music Streaming, Apple Music, Spotify, and Pandora Read More »John Oliver compares the Republican healthcare plan to 'Pirates of the Caribbean 5'
The American Health Care Act, otherwise known as the plan Republicans have released to replace Obamacare, otherwise known as Trumpcare, is not good nor well-liked. John Oliver made this clear on Sunday night's Last Week Tonight with a stunning montage of multiple people all using the same phrase to describe it: "dead on arrival." Oliver digs into what the plan actually does, who it benefits and how Paul Ryan has been trying to defend it. He emphasizes that everyone, almost literally everyone who is a Democrat or a Republican does not approve of the plan. Not even Trump wants to put his name on the bill, Oliver points out, this coming from man who puts his name on everything. Read more... More about Healthcare, Late Night, Last Week Tonight, John Oliver, and Conversations Read More »Extremely excited dog adorably fails his Crufts agility competition
Terriers are known for their energy and excitement. They are also known for their cute little faces while they run around like someone who has had too much caffeine. There's no truer display of a terrier's personality than this Jack Russell named Olly. Olly competed in the Crufts dog show in the UK on Sunday, but his excitement was too much for an agility course to handle. He faceplanted, literally faceplanted, as he made his way through. Olly may not have walked away with a trophy for his performance, but I think we can all unanimously agree that Olly is a very good dog. Read more... More about Cute Animals, Funny, Dog Show, Jack Russell, and Dogs Read More »Here's every color the Samsung Galaxy S8 might come in, according to a new leak
By now, we've seen enough photos and videos of the belated Samsung Galaxy S8 to have a very good idea of what the phone will look like, and its specs aren't exactly a secret, either. But most of those leaks have shown either the black or the silver version of the S8. Now, courtesy of a new photos dug up by Android Central in the obscure corners of Twitter, we can see what the upcoming Samsung flagship will look in other colors. The best photo from this bunch shows what appears to be the entire, functional S8, in gold. We'd prefer to see its back — the difference between various colors isn't as striking on the front because the phone's basically all screen — but we'll take what we can get. Read more... More about Samsung, Colors, Galaxy S8, Samsung Galaxy S8, and Tech Read More »47 thoughts I had while watching 'Beauty and the Beast' for the first time
We all have our faults—mine just happens to be a really, really big one. The rumors are true. I have never seen the original Beauty and the Beast. With all the hype surrounding the live-action version, opening this week, I figured there was no better time to redeem myself than the present. So a few days ago, I downloaded the 1991 Oscar-nominated animated film. Below are my somewhat unfiltered thoughts while watching this classic for the very first time. Please don't shame me. 1. I know the movie just started but I ALREADY HATE THE PRINCEMore about Beauty And The Beast, Conversations, Entertainment, Entertainment, and Conversations Read More » | ||||
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