Khloe Kardashian decided that it's her butt's time to shine (literally, glitter is so reflective) and "break the internet" like her sister Kim. While the entire glitter-covered butt photoshoot is a clear promotion of her app, you know she's also aware of how cheeky this type of media is and it's not lost on her.
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IGN Editor Gav Murphy was lucky enough to get to attend the Star Wars premiere in London, and decided it was the perfect opportunity to get back at his buddy who consistently spoils tv shows. Well played, Gav.
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People used to enjoy lighting up a log of wood on the hearth but that's a fire hazard so technology has taken over with the Yule Log video. If you feel weird without the TV on while you're decorating or having company over during holiday festivities, the Yule Log is for you! Let the soothing seasonal sounds of fire crackling serenade you while you play these lovely Yule Log videos in the background of all your holiday happenings.
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In his semifinal match against Doublelift, LoL player Froggen decided to deploy Mark, which is a spell that, if it hits, allows you to Dash directly to your opponent. Unfortunately for him, Doublelift was in the process of teleporting to safety when he started his Dash, so Froggen darted directly to his death.
Froggen asked for a rematch, and promptly screwed it up again with the same mistake.
After another rematch, Doublelift won and Froggen was left to deal with his wounded pride.
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Maybe you haven't heard? Chipote is trying to kill you. I know, that sounds like hyperbole, but genuinely, there's been an E. coli, salmonella, and norovirus outbreak plaguing their food for over a month and they still don't have it under control. They're really sorry about it, though. Lucky for us, Chipotle's been served with a little bit of classic internet justice courtesy of fake customer service trolls Hope That Helps.
Warning: strong language ahead.
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A recent poll from Public Policy Polling shows that 30% of voting Republicans in America would support bombing the fictional city of Agrabah from Disney's Aladdin.
Despite sterotypes of Trump supporters and Tea-partiers, you would be wrong if you thought this was only a Republican problem. According to Public Policy Polling on Twitter, Democrats were asked the same question. 19% would support bombing Jasmine's home town.
Sorry, Jafar, looks like the city is ours.
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Okay, so it's not Star Wars quality, but it's pretty damn cool.
P.S. This is the same guy who made the IRL Mjolnir!
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OMG Whip!!! With Santa! Video is a bit shaky because I was laughing so hard!
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Inspiration and validation for all of us trying to dance at any holiday party.
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10-year-old Amelia Poggenpoel reached out and touched Shia Labeouf's soul with the choirgirl pure voice of an angel.
Shia receives no shortage of grief, critical leers, and general public disapproval for his endless montage of hysterical press antics; and when the going gets rough, he gets tough, and dons a paper-bag.
The young Formby School of Dancing and Performing Arts student, Amelia Poggenpoel has her mother Tor to thank for her breakout vocalist performance. Tor told the ECHO: "I started talking about Amelia and how proud I am of her and how sometimes I don't feel that she's loved enough. I don't always have attention to give to her when I'm at work or if I'm tired. I got quite emotional talking about it and they then realized I was in the room with them. They took their headsets off and Shia started welling up. I told them that Amelia has an amazing voice, so he asked if she could sing for him."
The #TOUCHMYSOUL four-day live performance wrapped up a few days ago, after 2,000 people visited FACT in person to watch Shia take phone calls. Oh, also almost 300,000 people tuned in from a live webcam, so, that happened.
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Previously in Simone Giertz's inventions: the breakfast machine and the slapping alarm clock
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We all know how weird Macaulay Culkin has gotten weirder with age, but this sketch's interpretation of how his Home Alone character, Kevin McCallister, seems a little too close to real here.
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I hope you didn't need to get anything done for the rest of the day, because you're about to be too busy fighting Stormtroopers.
Lightsaber Escape is a new game/experience built by Google that turns your smartphone, in combination with Chrome on your computer, into a lightsaber. Once you pair and calibrate your device, you're off on a quest to escape a Star Destroyer filled with Stormtroopers. They're surprisingly good shots.
Can you make it out in one piece?
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The unbelieveable half-court alley-oop shot and Angela's shocked reaction when she realizes the ball went in the basket!...
Posted by Bethany Academy on Monday, December 7, 2015
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We know not everyone is able to duck out of work early today to wait in line for the midnight release of Star Wars: the Force Awakens, but in just a few hours we're all at risk for seeing real, plot-affecting spoilers. Luckily for those of us who can't make it to a theater any time soon, there's Force Block, the Star Wars spoiler blocking extension for Google Chrome.
Force Block will help you avoid spoilers by alerting you to that a page you're about to visit may contain spoilers. From there, you can bail or proceed at your own risk.
May the Force Block be with all of you between now and whenever you get to see the movie.
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